Society Of Electronics Engineers

Pictures during the talk of Prof. Deblina Sarkar (Massachusetts Institute of Technology).

The Department of Electronics Engineering is organizing a webinar on the topic : "Computers, brain and neurological diseases" on 6 October 2021

Speaker: Prof. Deblina Sarkar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Stay tuned!

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) IEEE

The Department of Electronics Engineering heartily welcomes its next generation of students. Here are some of the best moments of the fresher's party that was organised by SEE.

Core? Code? IAS? Higher Studies? Management?

As a second-year student, it is completely normal to be confused and anxious about your career path.
Therefore, the Society of Electronics Engineers is organizing a Counselling Session, specifically for all Sophomores of Electronics Department on
November 11 (Sunday)- 3pm, NLHC 10.

If you are confused whether to pursue core or programming; if you want to know what specific fields are booming in Core Electronics; if you don't know how to start with Data Science or Competitive Coding; or if you are dejected that your GPA is low for higher studies and you feel that you have no options left, then this session is exactly what you need!

The purpose of the session is to provide a brief overview of all career options that you have. We aim to provide an unbiased perspective on the same so that you can take a life-altering decision because to be fair, it's high time!

Hearty congratulations to the new office bearers!

Deadline for the SEE office bearers' application has been extended up to 25-10-18 (Thursday) 5:30 pm. The application is to be submitted to the ECE office.

Society of Electronics Engineers will be conducting an Ice-Breaker session tomorrow (08-09-18) for the first year students of the Department of Electronics Engineering. This will be a fun and interactive session and it is compulsory for all the students to attend it. Attendance would be taken.

TIME: 2:30 pm onwards.
VENUE: Main Lab, Dept. of Electronics Engineering.

After receiving an overwhelming number of responses for the core team recruitment, we have selected the following bunch of people to take the society forward. We congratulate each and everyone selected!

1. Chandresh Singh
2. Shubham Garg
3. Ankesh Anand
4. Aritra Mustafi
5. Prakhar Gupta
6. Mihit Raj Kesahav
7. Jahanvi Jain
8. Ankur Chourasia
9. Lakshya Jain
10. Pradhuyamn Neema
11. Kuldeep Kumar Gautam
12. Devansh Kumar Gupta
13. K. Ravali
14. Ayush Shukla
15. Vartika Singh
16. Nitin Modi
17. Shantanu Rawat
18. Gaini Jessica Surina
19. Syed Asif Razvi
20. Pooja Patwari
21. Virmani Harshvardhan Solanki

There will be a meeting of the new team on Thursday
(30-08-18) from 6:00 pm onwards at the PG classroom (6th-floor Dept. of Electronics Engg.) and it is compulsory for everyone to be present.

The Interviews for selection of BTech. 2nd-year students into the core team of Society of Electronics Engineers will be conducted on Thursday (16-08-18) and Friday (17-08-18) from
5:30 pm onwards. The list of students that are to appear on each day will be circulated via
WhatsApp.

VENUE: Conference Room, Dept. of Electronics Engineering (2nd floor).
TIME: 5:30 pm

The much awaited and the first issue of the departmental magazine of the Department of Electronics Engineering is finally here. The Society of Electronics Engineers takes great honor and pride in starting this tradition that shall bind electronics engineers for years to come. The magazine hopes to connect and bring together the alumni, the faculty, and the students and ensures the exchange of ideas and knowledge, enlightening all.

This issue gives you a glance at the future technology, a sneak peek into the department, a glimpse at the budding talent in the department, an insight into some creative minds and so much more than one assumes to lay hands on.

We bring to you, 'I/O MAG'.

The IO mag April 2018.pdf

A placement talk was conducted by SEE on 28-03-18. Several Placed final year students shared their placement experiences with their juniors in a session that was also addressed by various faculty members of the department.