BE Instrumentation Engineering Syllabus

The Bachelor of Engineering (BE) program in Instrumentation Engineering offers a comprehensive curriculum that provides students with a strong foundation in the specialized field of instrumentation and control systems. This program covers a wide range of subjects, including fundamental principles of instrumentation, measurement techniques, and control systems theory. Students delve into topics such as electronic circuits, digital electronics, electrical machines, and power systems. They also study various sensors and transducers used for measuring physical quantities, learn about control systems, including feedback control, PID controllers, and modern control techniques, and explore digital signal processing techniques for data analysis and control applications. Additionally, the program includes an introduction to automation, industrial robotics, and their applications, as well as the principles of process control, plant instrumentation, and distributed control systems. Students also gain hands-on experience in instrumentation design, communication systems for industrial automation, and industrial safety and ethics. Through laboratory work, practical training, projects, and industrial internships, students develop the skills and knowledge necessary for careers in industries such as manufacturing, process control, automation, and instrumentation system design and maintenance. By program completion, graduates are well-prepared to contribute to the development and optimization of control and measurement systems in industrial settings.