What do you study in B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Haldia Institute of Technology?

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In B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Haldia Institute of Technology, you will study subjects like:

Mathematics

Chemistry

Programming for Problem Solving

English Language & Technical Communication

Field Theory

Electronic Measurements and Measuring Instruments

Digital Signal Processing

Digital Communication

Computer Architecture

EM Waves and Transmission Lines

Control System & Instrumentation

Computer Network

Economics for Engineers

You will also have practical sessions and projects, including:

Chemistry Lab

Programming Lab

Analog Communication Lab

Analog Electronic Circuits Lab

Microprocessor & Microcontrollers Lab

Digital Signal Proc

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In B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering at Haldia Institute of Technology, you will study subjects like: <ol> <li>Mathematics</li> <li>Chemistry</li> <li>Programming for Problem Solving</li> <li>English Language & Technical Communication</li> <li>Field Theory</li> <li>Electronic Measurements and Measuring Instruments</li> <li>Digital Signal Processing</li> <li>Digital Communication</li> <li>Computer Architecture</li> <li>EM Waves and Transmission Lines</li> <li>Control System & Instrumentation</li> <li>Computer Network</li> <li>Economics for Engineers</li> </ol> You will also have practical sessions and projects, including: <ol> <li>Chemistry Lab</li> <li>Programming Lab</li> <li>Analog Communication Lab</li> <li>Analog Electronic Circuits Lab</li> <li>Microprocessor & Microcontrollers Lab</li> <li>Digital Signal Processing Lab</li> <li>Digital Communication Lab</li> <li>Control System and Instrumentation Lab</li> <li>Computer Network Lab</li> <li>Electronic Design Workshop</li> <li>Programming based Mini Project</li> </ol> Additionally, you will have non-credit courses like: <ol> <li>Essence of Indian Tradition & Culture</li> <li>Soft Skill and Interpersonal Communication</li> <li>Cyber Law & Intellectual Property Rights</li> <li>Human Resource Management</li> </ol> You will also have programme electives and open electives, which include subjects like: <ol> <li>Information Theory and Coding</li> <li>Mixed Signal Design</li> <li>Power Electronics</li> <li>Microwave Theory and Techniques</li> <li>Error Correcting Codes</li> <li>Scientific Computing</li> <li>Antennas and Propagation</li> <li>Bio-Medical Electronics</li> <li>Wireless Sensor Networks</li> <li>Satellite Communication</li> <li>Fibre Optic Communication</li> <li>Introduction to MEMS</li> <li>Adaptive Signal Processing</li> <li>Nano Electronics</li> <li>Mobile Communication and Networks</li> <li>CMOS VLSI Design</li> <li>Embedded System</li> <li>Speech and Audio Processing</li> </ol> Note: The syllabus may be subject to change, and not all subjects may be taught in every semester or year.