Amrita School of EngineeringThe Amrita School of Engineering at Amrita began offering the B.Tech. degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering in 2005.
Student intake doubled to 120 by 2009. There are 60 students in each class.
The Department focuses on the overall development of students through participation in projects, seminar presentations and industrial visits.
Department faculty members actively supported the European Union funded research project, WINSOC, where a wireless sensor network was deployed for prediction of landslides. The technology deployed had several advantages over conventional technologies in terms of cost, size and power consumption.
The Department prides itself on rapid growth and effectiveness in implementing a healthy learning atmosphere. It actively supports research and development activities such as paper presentations and inter-disciplinary projects which are indicative of work being undertaken by the department.
March 22, 2013
Amrita students express their solidarity with the global community on World Water Day, pledging to do all they can to conserve water
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March 15, 2013
Chancellor Amma’s words and scriptural insights mark panel discussions organized at Amrita campuses for empowerment of women
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March 8, 2013
Amrita fraternity forms a human chain on International Women’s Day; empowered women in Calicut inaugurate a fabric painting unit
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March 1-3, 2013
Students of Amritapuri Campus join together to host the second edition of Vidyut, the national level techno – management multiFest
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December 26, 2012
Futsal 2012, the official football tournament of the Amritapuri campus, sees enthusiastic participation from seventy-two student teams
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