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Departmental Magazine 2025

The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering at CEMK, established in 2003, is renowned for excellence in teaching and research. Backed by a dedicated team of faculty and staff, the department aims to nurture skilled engineers and researchers in the field of Electronics and Communication.

The department features state-of-the-art laboratories such as Basic Electronics, Analog & Digital Electronics, Microwave & RF Systems, VLSI Design, Digital Signal Processing, Microprocessor and Embedded Systems and more. It is equipped with advanced software tools like MATLAB, LABVIEW, HFSS, XILINX, Tanner Tools, and others. Regular Co-curricular activities like workshops, seminars, and expert talks  by renowned personalities from industries & academic institutes are organized to enhance academic engagement.

The department of Electronics and Communication Engineering conducts regular Co-curricular activities like Workshop, Seminars, Invited talks by renowned personalities from industries & academic institutes.

India’s Semiconductor Boom – 2024 Highlights

The year 2024 marked a transformative year for India's semiconductor industry, with major investments and initiatives positioning the country as a future global hub:

1. Silectric Semiconductor (Dec) – ₹3,425 Cr investment in Mysuru. Ref
2. Orvakal Industrial Hub (Oct) – ₹3,14,000 Cr investment in Andhra Pradesh. Ref
3. Adani & Tower Semiconductor (Sep) – $10B fab in Maharashtra. Ref
4. Tata & Analog Devices (Sep) – $14B in Gujarat and Assam. Ref
5. NXP Semiconductors (Sep) – $1B R&D expansion with 3,000 engineers. Ref
6. SEMI’s India Academy (Sep) – Training hub to bridge academia-industry gap. Ref
7. Tata Fab Facility (Aug) – ₹91,526 Cr fab in Dholera. Ref
8. Tata Assembly Facility (Aug) – ₹27,000 Cr in Assam, ready by 2025. Ref
9. L&T Semiconductor (Aug) – $150M for automotive chip design. Ref
10. Micron ATMP Plant (Jul) – $2.75B plant in Gujarat. Ref
11. Kaynes OSAT Facility (Mar) – ₹3,307 Cr investment, operational by 2025. Ref
12. CG Power & Renesas JV (Feb) – $222M for auto/industrial semiconductors. Ref

These strategic moves signal India’s rapid rise in the global semiconductor landscape, with The year 2024 emerging as a milestone year for innovation, self-reliance, and technological leadership.

Vision of the Department

Pursuing Excellence in Teaching-Learning Process to Produce High Quality Electronics and Communication Engineering Professionals.

Mission of the Department

M1: To enhance the employability of our students by strengthening their creativity with different innovative ideas by imparting high quality technical and professional education with continuous performance improvement monitoring systems.

M2: To carry out research through constant interaction with research organizations and industries.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1: Apply their technical expertise and analytical skills in Electronics, Communication, and related fields for solving complex engineering problems in industries or pursuing higher studies and research.

PEO-2: Exhibit professional ethics, communication, and leadership skills while working in interdisciplinary teams and diverse environments.

PEO-3: Demonstrate innovation and entrepreneurship, contributing to the development of sustainable and socially relevant technologies.

PEO-4: Engage in lifelong learning through advanced degrees, certifications, or self-learning to stay updated with technological advancements.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSO-1: An ability to design and conduct the experiments, analyse and interpret the data using modern software or hardware tools with proper understanding (basic conceptions) of Electronics and Communication Engineering.

PSO-2: Ability to identify, formulate & solve problems and to apply the knowledge of electronics and communication to develop techno-commercial applications.