I am now pursuing my undergrad in the stream of electronics and communications engineering. Which course is recommended to do my masters in?

Kimaya Nigam

MentR-Me Team

Country Expert : USA

Here is a list of courses you can pursue after your graduation in the electronics and communication engineering stream:

AUTOMATION TRAINING: This course covers PLCs, SCADAs, DCSs, and other related topics. PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers) are industrial computer devices that have been enhanced to meet the needs of manufacturing firms.
ROBOTICS AND HUMANOIDS (ELECTRONICS): Robotics is a subject that has a wide range of work options, making it a popular choice. Knowledge in kinematics and dynamics, as well as electronic engineering, is required in this profession. The study material will cover electro-mechanics, robotic sensing, and fabrication topics. Micro Robotics, Digital Electronics and Micro Processors, Robot Motion Planning, Artificial Intelligence, and many other sub-specializations exist within robotics and humanoids.
C-DAC: C-DAC is ideal for engineering graduates who are interested in the electrical side of things. The six-month course prepares you for high-ranking MNCs by providing training in Computer Science, Electronics, Security, and Mobile Computing. Classes emphasise the practical over the theoretical, and practice is provided to achieve optimal knowledge. The Diploma includes group study and logic battles while building programmes and deducing concepts.
Power system and solar panels: With proper explanation, power system engineering introduces the fundamentals of underground cables, overhead line insulators, transient overvoltages, and insulation coordination. This subfield is in charge of electric power generation, transmission, distribution, and utilisation. This subject will be easier for electrical engineering students because power engineering draws on the essential components of electrical engineering.
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