Faculty Of Engineering And Technology Jamai Millia Islamia
This faculty was founded in 1985 with the services of the departments of civil engineering, mechanical and electrical. Added services of Electronics and Telecommunications Department of Applied Sciences and Arts (1996) and has five Engineering departments of Applied Sciences and Philosophy, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Director of Communications, Mechanical Engineering and Applied Sciences University. These units also carry out many projects sponsored agencies. The faculty offers courses on regular and continuing programs.
Its undergraduate programs include B. Tech. civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, electronics and communications and computer engineering, B Arch and ongoing programs for service engineers offer is under construction, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and Electronics & Communication. It also offers graduate programs, M. Tech (Electrical Systems Management), M. Tech (Environmental Science and Engineering), M.Sc. (Electronics) and MBA (for more details on the program, click here MBA). The Polytechnic offers courses day and evening for a degree in civil engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and electronics and communication engineering.
It has laboratories of applied chemistry, applied physics, basic electronics, computer programming, microprocessors, electronic devices, optoelectronics, communications and digital processing. The Faculty plans to introduce postgraduate courses in Geotechnical Engineering, Structures, water resources, energy management, industrial automation, non-conventional energy sources, industrial engineering, ergonomics and digital systems in the near future.
Several national and multinational companies have traditionally recruited its students through campus recruitment and a large number of students placed in public and private sectors in India and abroad.
The Faculty has the following departments:
Departments
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Applied Sciences and Humanities
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