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14th July 2013 09:12 PM
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Re: What is the difference between Electrical engineering and electronics engineering? What subjects to be focussed more on?

what is the difference between doing electronics and communication engineering and electricals and electronics engineering
20th November 2012 12:58 PM
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Re: What is the difference between Electrical engineering and electronics engineering? What subjects to be focussed more on?

what are the cources for electrical students
28th July 2012 09:40 AM
karthik.mm
Re: What is the difference between Electrical engineering and electronics engineering? What subjects to be focussed more on?

Dear friend,
Myself being an ECE engineer and i find only a little difference between ECE and EEE.

1)1st year subjects are common irrespective of all field but you will have to choose Chemistry or Physics Cycle.

2)2 Year & so on there will be 3 theory subjects along with 1 Lab practice will change depending upon your choice of trade.

3)I you are ECE Or EEE student the you will have to Mainly focus on NA,FT and DSP as they are the difficult subjects to pass which common for both trade.

For further reference please refer to the university website you choose the course from as they will be having detailed syllabus copy.

Thanks
24th June 2012 06:43 PM
sr_92
What is the difference between Electrical engineering and electronics engineering? What subjects to be focussed more on?

What is the difference in the course study of electrical engineering & electrical n electronics engineering? What are the subjects to be focussed on for recruitment in a 'Private Power Sector' for an electrical n electronics enginnering student?

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