Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)

About the Department

The Department of Artificial Intelligence & Data Science is committed to delivering high-quality education and advanced technical knowledge in emerging technologies. Established with modern infrastructure, the department provides a strong foundation in AI, data analytics, and intelligent systems, preparing students to meet industry demands.

The department is equipped with well-established, fully air-conditioned computer laboratories featuring state-of-the-art infrastructure. Students have access to laboratories round the clock, enabling continuous learning and hands-on experience. The labs are furnished with high-performance systems from leading brands such as HP, Dell, and Acer, along with dedicated servers to support advanced computing requirements.

All laboratories are supported by structured networking facilities including Wi-Fi, LAN (CAT6), fibre connectivity, and the latest software tools. The infrastructure is regularly upgraded to ensure students have access to the most current technologies and resources for academic and research excellence.

DEPARTMENT VISION

To be a center of excellence in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, fostering innovation, research, and ethical values to contribute to sustainable technological development for the betterment of society.

DEPARTMENT MISSION

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

PEO -1

Technical Competence : To prepare graduates with strong fundamentals in Electrical and Electronics Engineering for successful careers in industry, academia, or as entrepreneurs.

PEO -2

Employability and Higher Education : To equip students with analytical and problem-solving skills to pursue higher studies and enhance their employability in core and interdisciplinary domains.

PEO -3

Ethics and Social Commitment : To instill professional ethics, social responsibility, and environmental consciousness for the betterment of society and sustainable development.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

PSO-1

Electrical System Design & Implementation: Graduates will be able to analyze, design, and develop electrical systems and components such as machines, drives, and power systems by applying fundamental knowledge and modern engineering tools.

PSO-2

Electronics, Control, and Automation: Graduates will be able to design and apply electronic circuits, instrumentation, and control systems, including embedded systems and automation technologies, for solving real-world engineering problems.

PSO-3

Energy Systems & Sustainability: Graduates will demonstrate the ability to work on power generation (including renewable energy), transmission, and distribution systems, with an emphasis on energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)

PO-1

Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PO-2

Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze engineering problems to arrive at substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural, and engineering sciences.

PO-3

Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components, processes to meet the specifications with consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PO-4

Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.

PO-5

Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.

PO-6

The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.

PO-7

Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

PO-8

Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO-9

Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO-10

Communication: Communicate effectively with the engineering community and with society at large. Be able to comprehend and write effective reports documentation. Make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PO-11

Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team. Manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.

PO-12

Life-long Learning: Recognize the need for and engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS – ELECTRICAL MACHINES LABORATORY
S.No Equipment Name Quantity
1DC Shunt Motor with Loading Arrangement2
2DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Three Phase Alternator3
3DC Series Motor with Loading Arrangement1
4DC Compound Motor with Loading Arrangement1
5DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Compound Generator1
6DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Shunt Generator2
7DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Series Generator1
8DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Three Phase Salient Pole Alternator1
9Three Phase Induction Motor with Loading Arrangement2
10Single Phase Induction Motor with Loading Arrangement2
11Slip Ring Induction Motor with Loading Arrangement1
12Single Phase Transformer7
13Three Phase Transformer2
14Tachometer (Digital/Analog)11
15Single Phase Auto Transformer3
16Three Phase Auto Transformer3
17Single Phase Resistive Loading Bank7
18Three Phase Resistive Loading Bank5
19 Rheostats:
720Ω, 1.2A (5), 360Ω, 1.5A (6), 200Ω, 1.7A (4), 50Ω, 5A (10), 10Ω, 20A (1)
26
20 Ammeters:
DC (0–2A, 0–5A, 0–20A, 0–30A)
AC (0–2A, 0–5A, 0–20A)
51
21 Voltmeters (0–600V AC/DC) 38
22 Wattmeters (Various ranges: 150W to 6000W) 22
23Rectifier (100A DC)1
24Starter1
25Synchronizing Equipment1
26Isolation Switch (3-port / 3-way)30

The laboratory is well-equipped with modern electrical machines and measuring instruments to facilitate practical learning and hands-on experience for students.

DETAILS OF LABORATORIES – ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL MACHINES LABORATORY – I & II

Year: 2011

Faculty: Mrs. D. Arul Selvanayaki (AP/EEE)

Technician: Mr. Gurusamy

To study characteristics and performance of DC and AC machines.

Equipment: DC machines, transformers, induction & synchronous machines.

Experiments (Electrical Machines I & II)
  1. DC generator characteristics
  2. DC motor load tests
  3. Swinburne’s & Hopkinson’s test
  4. Transformer tests (OC, SC, Sumpner’s)
  5. Alternator regulation methods
  6. Induction motor tests
  7. Starter studies
BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY

Year: 2011

Faculty: Mrs. B. Ramya

Technician: Mr. Gurusamy

To provide fundamental knowledge on electrical wiring and safety practices.

Experiments
  1. Basic wiring (lamp, fan, socket)
  2. Staircase wiring
  3. Fluorescent & LED wiring
  4. Energy meter wiring
  5. Fan regulator study
  6. Emergency lamp wiring
POWER ELECTRONICS LABORATORY

Year: 2011

Faculty: Mrs. B. Ramya

Technician: Mr. Gurusamy

To analyze performance of power semiconductor devices and converters.

Software: MATLAB/Simulink

Experiments
  1. SCR, TRIAC, MOSFET, IGBT characteristics
  2. Controlled converters
  3. Choppers & inverters
  4. AC voltage controller
  5. Simulation of PE circuits
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS & SIMULATION LAB

Year: 2011

Faculty: Mrs. B. Ramya

Technician: Mr. Gurusamy

Software: MATLAB/Simulink

Experiments
  1. Verification of circuit laws
  2. Thevenin & Norton theorem
  3. Superposition & Maximum power transfer
  4. RLC transient & frequency response
  5. Three phase circuits
POWER SYSTEM LABORATORY

Year: 2011

Faculty: Mr. K. Hari Krishnan

Software: MATLAB/Simulink

Experiments
  1. Load flow analysis
  2. Fault analysis
  3. Transient stability
  4. Economic dispatch
  5. Relay performance
CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION LAB

Year: 2011

Faculty: Mr. K. Hari Krishnan

Software: MATLAB/Simulink

Experiments
  1. System modeling
  2. Stability analysis
  3. Root locus & Bode plots
  4. PID controller design
  5. Mini projects
LABORATORY EQUIPMENTS – ELECTRICAL MACHINES LABORATORY
S.No Equipment Name Quantity
1DC Shunt Motor with Loading Arrangement2
2DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Three Phase Alternator3
3DC Series Motor with Loading Arrangement1
4DC Compound Motor with Loading Arrangement1
5DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Compound Generator1
6DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Shunt Generator2
7DC Shunt Motor Coupled with DC Series Generator1
8DC Shunt Motor Coupled with Three Phase Salient Pole Alternator1
9Three Phase Induction Motor with Loading Arrangement2
10Single Phase Induction Motor with Loading Arrangement2
11Slip Ring Induction Motor with Loading Arrangement1
12Single Phase Transformer7
13Three Phase Transformer2
14Tachometer (Digital/Analog)11
15Single Phase Auto Transformer3
16Three Phase Auto Transformer3
17Single Phase Resistive Loading Bank7
18Three Phase Resistive Loading Bank5
19 Rheostats:
720Ω, 1.2A (5), 360Ω, 1.5A (6), 200Ω, 1.7A (4), 50Ω, 5A (10), 10Ω, 20A (1)
26
20 Ammeters:
DC (0–2A, 0–5A, 0–20A, 0–30A)
AC (0–2A, 0–5A, 0–20A)
51
21 Voltmeters (0–600V AC/DC) 38
22 Wattmeters (Various ranges: 150W to 6000W) 22
23Rectifier (100A DC)1
24Starter1
25Synchronizing Equipment1
26Isolation Switch (3-port / 3-way)30

The laboratory is well-equipped with modern electrical machines and measuring instruments to facilitate practical learning and hands-on experience for students.

INPLANT TRAINING & INDUSTRIAL VISITS
Inplant Training
S.No Student Name Class Organization Duration
1V. Raj KumarIV EEETamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, 110/11 kV Sub-station, Anuppankulam05.08.24 – 09.08.24 (5 Days)
2M. KalimuthuIV EEETamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, 110/11 kV Sub-station, Anuppankulam05.08.24 – 09.08.24 (5 Days)
3M. ArunpandiIV EEETamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, 110/11 kV Sub-station, Anuppankulam05.08.24 – 09.08.24 (5 Days)
4V. Ganesh KumarIV EEETamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, 110/11 kV Sub-station, Anuppankulam05.08.24 – 09.08.24 (5 Days)
5V. VeerapandiIV EEETamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, 110/11 kV Sub-station, Anuppankulam05.08.24 – 09.08.24 (5 Days)
6KalirajIV EEETamil Nadu Power Distribution Corporation, 110/11 kV Sub-station, Anuppankulam05.08.24 – 09.08.24 (5 Days)
Industrial Visits
S.No Year Company / Organization Location Date
1 II Year Binro Robotics Pvt. Ltd. Sinro Arcade, Palarivattom, Kochi 02.05.2023
2 III Year Vikram Sarabhai Space Center (VSSC) Trivandrum, Kerala 27.10.2023
3 III Year Kerala Electrical & Allied Engineering Co. Ltd. Kerala 23.04.2022
Outcome

These training programs and industrial visits provide students with practical exposure, industry insights, and hands-on experience, helping them bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world engineering practices.

Faculty Members

ODD Semester
S.No Reg 2025 Reg 2021 Second Year Third Year Fourth Year
1MA25C01 Applied CalculusIP3151 Induction ProgrammeMA3303 Probability and Complex FunctionsEE3501 Power System AnalysisEE3701 High Voltage Engineering
2EE25C03 Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics EngineeringHS3152 Professional English - IEE3301 Electromagnetic FieldsEE3591 Power ElectronicsGE3791 Human Values and Ethics
3UC25H01 Heritage of TamilsMA3151 Matrices and CalculusEE3302 Digital Logic CircuitsEE3503 Control SystemsGE3752 Total Quality Management
4EN25C01 English Essentials – IPH3151 Engineering PhysicsEC3301 Electron Devices and CircuitsEE3009 Special Electrical MachinesOCS352 IoT Concepts
5PH25C01 Applied Physics – ICY3151 Engineering ChemistryEE3303 Electrical Machines – IEE3019 Embedded ControlOEC352 Electronic Devices
6CY25C01 Applied Chemistry – IGE3151 Python ProgrammingCS3353 C Programming and Data StructuresCCS334 Big Data AnalyticsOCE354 Water Resource Management
7CS25C01 Computer Programming:CGE3152 Heritage of TamilsEC3311 Electronic Devices LabMX3084 Disaster Risk ManagementEE3027 Electric Vehicle Design
8ME25C04 MakerspaceGE3171 Python LabEE3311 Electrical Machines LabEE3511 Power Electronics Lab
9UC25A01 Life Skills IBS3171 Physics & Chemistry LabCS3362 C Programming LabEE3512 Control Lab
10UC25A02 Physical Education IGE3172 English LabGE3361 Professional Development
11NCC / NSS / NSO
EVEN Semester
S.No Reg 2025 Reg 2021 Second Year Third Year Fourth Year
1MA25C03 TransformsHS3252 Professional English IIEnvironmental SciencesProtection & SwitchgearProject / Internship
2Tamils and TechnologyStatisticsTransmission & DistributionPower System Operation
3Basic Civil & MechanicalPhysics for EELinear ICAI & ML
4Applied Physics IIEngineering GraphicsMeasurementSMPS & UPS
5Engineering DrawingCircuit AnalysisElectrical Machines IIRenewable Energy
6English IIEV Design
7Data StructuresNCC L1NCC L2Industrial Safety
8InnovationTamils TechMachines Lab IINCC L3
9Life Skills IIEngineering Practices LabCircuits LabPower System Lab
10Physical Education IICircuits LabMicroprocessor Lab
11Foreign LanguageCommunication Lab
ELECTIVES & MANDATORY COURSES
Professional Electives
  1. EE3004 HVDC and FACTS
  2. EE3007 Smart Grid
  3. EE3009 Special Electrical Machines
  4. EE3013 SMPS and UPS
  5. EE3014 Power Electronics for Renewable Energy Systems
  6. EE3019 Embedded Control for Electric Drives
  7. EE3020 Smart System Automation (Honor Student’s Elective)
  8. EE3022 VLSI Design (Honor Student’s Elective)
  9. EE3026 Design of Motor and Power Converters for Electric Vehicles
  10. EE3027 Electric Vehicle Design, Mechanics and Control
  11. EE3033 Hybrid Energy Technology
  12. EE3037 Power System Transients
  13. CCS334 Big Data Analytics
  14. CES335 Green Technology (Minor Student’s Elective)
  15. CES332 Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Management (Minor Student’s Elective)
Open Electives
  1. OCS351 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Fundamentals
  2. OCS352 IoT Concepts and Applications
  3. OEC352 Fundamentals of Electronic Devices and Circuits
  4. OCE354 Basics of Integrated Water Resources Management
Management Electives
  1. GE3751 Principles of Management
  2. GE3752 Total Quality Management
Mandatory Courses

Mandatory Course-I – MX3084 Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

Mandatory Course-II – MX3089 Industrial Safety

DEPARTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (DAC)

Academic Year: 2025–2026

Department: Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Objective of DAC

The Department Advisory Committee (DAC) provides strategic guidance to enhance academic quality, strengthen industry relevance, promote focused research, and support overall departmental development in alignment with the institutional vision and outcome-based education (OBE) framework.

Composition of the Department Advisory Committee
S.No Name Designation Organization / Affiliation Role in DAC
1 Dr. P. Manikandan Professor & Head Dept. of EEE, Renganayagi Varatharaj College of Engineering Chairperson
2 Dr. D. Prince Winston Professor Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Member
3 Er. Genghiz Khan Industry Expert Customer Success Manager, Energy Management Business, Schneider Electric India Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru Industry Representative
4 Mr. M. Muthunarayanan Senior Engineer Reliance Retail Limited, Bengaluru Industry Representative
5 Dr. P. Selvam Academician Government Engineering College, Thirunelveli Academic Expert
6 Mr. M. Pasubathi Alumni 2021–2022 Alumni Representative
7 Mr. B. Baskar Parent Parent Representative
8 Mr. M. Muniyaraj Student Final Year, Dept. of EEE Student Representative
9 Mrs. Arul Selvanayagi Assistant Professor Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Member
10 Mr. Harikrishnan Assistant Professor Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Member Secretary
Outcomes

Action plan for curriculum enrichment

Recommendations for training programs

Industry collaboration proposals

Research and innovation roadmap