ACADEMICS · IIEE

Academics

Two engineering programmes, one standard: think clearly, build carefully, explain honestly.

Two B.E. programmes

Industrial Electronics and Computer Systems

Four years

Eight semesters of applied engineering

OBE

Outcome-based teaching and assessment

13 laboratories

From basic sciences to automation

Overview

Academic life at IIEE is organised around undergraduate engineering programmes that combine strong fundamentals with laboratory practice. The curriculum is delivered through semesters, assessed continuously and reviewed through the institute’s outcome-based education system.

This page brings the academic essentials together: programmes, calendar, course scheme, grading and the rules that govern progression.

Programmes

B.E. Industrial Electronics Engineering

B.E. Industrial Electronics Engineering

The institute’s established programme in electronics, control and industrial automation.

B.E. Computer Systems Engineering

B.E. Computer Systems Engineering

Modern computing, intelligent systems and hardware–software integration.

Academic essentials

Academic calendar

Semester dates, breaks and key deadlines.

Course scheme

The courses that make up the programme.

Grading system

How marks become grades and GPA.

Semester rules

Registration, attendance, progression and repeats.

Teaching, quality and projects

Academic objectives

What the academic programme is designed to achieve.

Board of Studies

Academic governance and curriculum review.

Undergraduate projects

Final-year work that brings the programme together.

Laboratories

The practical spaces behind the theory.

How the academic year works

  1. Register for the semester and confirm your course load.
  2. Attend lectures, laboratories and tutorials.
  3. Complete quizzes, assignments, midterms and practical work.
  4. Check results and raise any error before the review deadline.
  5. Plan the next semester with your advisor or the Academic Office.
  6. Use the academic calendar to avoid clashes and missed deadlines.

Not sure which course to take?

Speak to your advisor or the Academic Office before registration closes. A short conversation can save a semester.

Course offerings and academic rules are updated through official notices. The approved programme record prevails over this summary.