Electrical and Electronics Engineering

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) Department at Regent Education & Research Foundation (RERF) was established to meet the growing demand for skilled engineers in both electrical and electronics fields. With a focus on modern technologies, the department equips students with theoretical knowledge, practical expertise, and industry-ready skills required for careers in power systems, electronics, and automation.

Overview

• The department offers undergraduate programs such as B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering with a yearly intake of 60 students.
• Focus on a balanced curriculum covering power systems, electronics, control systems, and industrial automation.
• Well-equipped laboratories and workshops provide hands-on experience in electrical machines, circuits, and electronics.
• Encourages students to undertake projects, research, and internships to gain practical knowledge and problem-solving skills.
• Participation in technical workshops, seminars, and competitions is promoted to enhance innovation and professional development.

Vision

To develop competent and innovative engineers capable of contributing to the electrical and electronics sectors through practical expertise, research, and ethical practices.

Mission

• Provide high-quality education in electrical and electronics engineering with a focus on practical applications.
• Equip students with skills to design, operate, and maintain electrical and electronic systems across industries.
• Promote research, innovation, and adoption of modern technologies in power, electronics, and automation.
• Prepare students for emerging opportunities in power generation, renewable energy, and industrial automation.
• Foster collaboration with industry and academic institutions for professional development and knowledge sharing.

Key Areas of Focus

• Power Systems and Distribution
• Electrical Machines and Drives
• Control Systems and Automation
• Power Electronics and Instrumentation
• Analog and Digital Electronics
• Renewable Energy Systems
• Industrial Electrical Applications
• Hands-on Laboratory Projects and Research

Facilities and Labs

• Advanced electrical and electronics laboratories with modern testing and measuring equipment.
• Power systems and renewable energy labs for practical training.
• Control systems, automation, and electronics labs for hands-on experience.
• Digital tools and software for simulation, analysis, and design.
• Access to research resources and industrial training for skill enhancement.

Career Opportunities

Graduates from the EEE department are prepared for careers in power systems, electronics, industrial automation, and research. Typical roles include:

• Electrical and Electronics Engineer
• Power Systems Engineer
• Industrial Automation Engineer
• Control Systems Specialist
• Renewable Energy Engineer
• Maintenance Engineer / Site Supervisor
• Researcher or Technical Consultant

Why Choose the EEE Department at RERF?

• Experienced faculty with academic and industry expertise.
• State-of-the-art laboratories and hands-on training facilities.
• Exposure to modern equipment and emerging electrical and electronics technologies.
• Opportunities for research, innovation, and industry collaborations.
• Strong placement support and career guidance for students.

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at RERF aims to nurture innovative, skilled, and industry-ready engineers capable of contributing to modern electrical and electronics industries and sustainable energy solutions.