M.Sc. ELECTRONIC SCIENCE
CURRICULUM BASED ON NEP 2020 GUIDELINES
On Job Training/ Internship/ Project work.
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Eligibility
- Electronics as one of the subject at second year B.Sc. level. B.Sc. (IT),
B.E. (Electronics / Electronics & Telecommunication/ Electrical/ Instrumentation / IT), B.Sc. General with one of the subjects as Electronics - Admission will be solely on the basis of the Entrance Examination Merit List.
For more information, write to us pgadmelectronics@fergusson.edu
Why choose M.Sc. Electronic Science?
- Cutting-Edge Curriculum
Keeping pace with rapid technological advancements in Electronics, Embedded Systems, IoT, VLSI, Process Automation, Robotics, and more. - Hands-On Experience
Get real-world exposure through lab work, industry collaborations and project-based learning. - Bright Career Opportunities
Diverse career paths in R&D, automation, defense, space research, telecom, consumer electronics, and academia. - Industry Integration
Internships 4-6 months , Industrial visits, and Preplacement assistance - Expert Faculty & Research Support with Global Scope
Opportunities for higher studies, research positions, and jobs in top organizations worldwide.
Programme Highlights
- NEP 2020-Based Curriculum
- 2-Year Post Graduate Course
- Hands-on learning on electronic science core and computer science subjects
- Research and Industrial Exposure
Curriculum Highlights
- Semester I & II – Foundation & Core Skills
- Analog & Digital System Design using HDL (Verilog)
- Embedded Systems (8-bit to 16-bit microcontrollers)
- Signals & Systems, Electromagnetics, and Industrial Power Electronics
- Research Methodology and Field Projects, (OJT)
- Practical training in Circuit Design, FPGA, MATLAB & HDL Simulation
- Semester III & IV – Advanced & Applied Electronics
- Data Communication & Networking, IoT, and Industrial Process Control
- Advanced Electives: VLSI Design, AI & Machine Learning, Introduction to Electric Vehicles
- Embedded Processors: 32- bit Processor (ARM), Cortex M4 Programming, Real-Time Operating Systems & Mechatronics
- Research Projects with industrial or academic relevance