Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (INSTR) is this good course for undergrades? pl reply ?
February 13th, 2010 | by admin |Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (INSTR)
CS UC341Data Structures & Algorithms
EEE UC381Electronic Devices & Integrated Circuits
INSTR UC312Industrial Instrumentation & Control
INSTR UC313Microelectronic Circuits
INSTR UC355Electronic Instruments & Instrumentation Technology
INSTR UC364Analog Electronics
INSTR UC371Electromechanical Energy Conversion
INSTR UC381Transducers & Measurement Systems
INSTR UC391Digital Electronics & Computer Organization
INSTR UC392Analysis Instrumentation
INSTR UC411Opto-Electronic Instruments
INSTR UC414Telecommunication Switching Systems & Networks
INSTR UC421Digital Systems
INSTR UC444Real Time Systems
INSTR UC451Process Control
INSTR UC461Power Electronics
INSTR UC471Electronics Measurements & Instrumentation
INSTR UC481Medical Instrumentation
INSTR UC491Special Projects
Mechanical Engineering (ME)
ME UC312 Design of Machine Elements
ME UC314 Power Plant Engineering
ME UC331Transport Phenomena – II
ME UC332 Prime Movers & Fluid Machines
ME UC342Production Techniques
ME UC382Computer Aided Design
ME UC392 Advanced Mechanics of Solids & Kinematics
ME UC412Production Planning & Control
ME UC422Dynamics of Machines & Vibrations
ME UC432Computer Aided Manufacturing
ME UC441Automotive Vehicles
ME UC442Advances in Materials Science
ME UC443Quality Control, Assurance & Reliability
ME UC451Mechanical Equipment Design
ME UC452Composite Materials & Design
ME UC461Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
ME UC472Precision Engineering
ME UC481Project Appraisal
ME UC491Special Projects
both of those are good majors.. engineering at this moment in time is a good job market to get into because being an engineer means you can always fall back to something in a support role.
i would recommend the mechanical if that electrical one is your only choice … if there are other specializations in the EE go for one of those.
2 Responses to “Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering (INSTR) is this good course for undergrades? pl reply ?”
By Not A Somali Pirate on Feb 13, 2010 | Reply
Choose what you like you can do either and make a good living. You might do better with electronics, but you can do either. If you can’t decide then do electronics.
References :
Several Degrees
By hoggod on Feb 13, 2010 | Reply
both of those are good majors.. engineering at this moment in time is a good job market to get into because being an engineer means you can always fall back to something in a support role.
i would recommend the mechanical if that electrical one is your only choice … if there are other specializations in the EE go for one of those.
References :
I have an Electronics Engineering Technology Associates Degree
and working on an Electrical Engineering Degree