Semester-wise syllabus for  M.Tech in Electrical Engineering :

Semester 1:

- Advanced Power System Operation Control: Focuses on advanced power system operation and control techniques.

- Advanced Protective Relaying Switchgear: Covers advanced protective relaying and switchgear concepts.

- Power System Dynamics: Deals with the dynamic behavior of power systems.

- EHV AC and HVDC Transmission: Explores high-voltage alternating current and high-voltage direct current transmission systems.

- Applied Linear Algebra and Matrix Computation: Applies linear algebra and matrix computation to electrical engineering problems.

- Cyber Security: Introduces cyber security concepts and techniques.

Semester 2:

- Computer-aided Power System Analysis: Utilizes computer-aided tools for power system analysis.

- Advanced Power System Stability: Focuses on advanced power system stability concepts.

- Power Electronics in Power System: Applies power electronics to power systems.

- Substation Engineering and Automation: Covers substation engineering and automation techniques.

- Power System Simulation Lab: Provides hands-on experience with power system simulation tools.

- Term End Paper Leading to Thesis: Involves research work leading to a thesis.

Semester 3:

- Modelling Simulation: Focuses on modeling and simulation techniques.

- Elective III: Offers elective courses, such as:

 - Control Systems Design: Covers control systems design principles.

- Electromagnetism: Explores electromagnetism concepts.

- Power System Dynamics & Control: Deals with power system dynamics and control.

 - Embedded System Design for Power Application: Applies embedded systems to power applications.

- Assignment III: Involves assignments and project work.

- Term End Paper Leading to Thesis: Continues research work leading to a thesis.

Semester 4:

- Practical Sessions: Provides hands-on experience with practical sessions.

- Thesis/Practical Sessions: Involves thesis work and practical sessions.

- Seminar: Offers opportunities for students to present their research work.

- Viva-Voce: Involves a viva-voce examination.