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Bachelor in Information and Communication Engineering
Recognizing the growing significance of Electronics, Communication, and Information Technology in today’s rapidly evolving world, Nepal Engineering College (nec) has introduced a forward-looking program entitled “Bachelor in Information and Communication Engineering”.
This innovative program is a blended course that integrates the core principles of Electronics and Communication Engineering with the dynamic field of Information Technology. It is uniquely designed to offer students the best of both worlds opening career pathways in both the Communication Engineering and IT sectors.
With a curriculum that bridges hardware and software, the program empowers students with a comprehensive skill set that spans electronic system design, communication technologies, programming, networking, machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT), and data systems. The goal is to produce well-rounded engineers capable of thriving in diverse industries from telecommunications and embedded systems to software development and data-driven innovation.
This interdisciplinary approach ensures that graduates are not only technically proficient but also adaptable to the ever-changing demands of the modern digital landscape.
Bachelor in Electronics and Communication Engineering
Over the past three decades, Electronics and Communication Engineering has advanced at an extraordinary pace, evolving from terrestrial systems to microwave and broadband technologies. This rapid progress is set to accelerate further, demanding even higher levels of sophistication, technology, and expertise. As a result, there is a growing need for specialized professionals capable of designing, developing, operating, and maintaining electronic circuits and devices for diverse communication requirements.
Recognizing this demand, both locally and internationally, Nepal Engineering College (nec) launched its Bachelor’s program in Electronics and Communication Engineering in 1999. The program aims to equip students with the competence to design, test, and apply electronic devices across a wide range of applications from household gadgets to industrial systems and advanced communication networks.
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Talk Program on “Sustainable Eco Engineering:
Introduction
and scope” and “Developing the first nano-photonic optical chip
in Nepal”
A talk program on “Sustainable Eco Engineering” and “Introduction and
scope: Developing the first nano-photonic optical chip in Nepal”, was
conducted on July 07, 2019, nec Block B-401 and organized by Dept.
of Electronics and Communication Engineering. The participants of
the event were faculty members and the students 015 and 016 batch of
Dept. of Electronics and Communication Engineering. 45 participants
were beneficiated with this program. The presenters of the talk program
were Dr. Rijan Maharjan, Post-Doctoral Research Associate at Phutung
Research Institute, Er. Dipankar Shakya, System Designer at Sustainable Eco
Engineering, and Narendra Bajracharya, Technical Director at Sustainable
Eco Engineering. In the program, Mr. Bajracharya talked about Sustainable
Eco Engineering, its work and scope. Mr. Shakya presented about the major
projects of Sustainable Eco Engineering: 1) Telemetry based water level
monitoring system 2) Energy monitoring system 3) Solar power water
pumping system and 4) Community based flood early warning system. Dr.
Maharjan presented about “Developing the first nano-photonic optical chip
in Nepal: Optical Coherence Tomography on a chip”. The research team has
researched on nano technology that focuses the light without lens.
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