<p><strong>Courses Offered:</strong></p>

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	<p><strong>Electronics and Communications Engineering (90):</strong> The Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) program is designed to guide students in achieving technical competency, effective communication, and leadership skills. Emphasis is placed on utilizing these skills in projects, multidisciplinary teams, and society. The program integrates with the core of discovery, fostering holistic student development.</p>
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	<p><strong>Mechanical Engineering (30):</strong> The Mechanical Engineering Department, established in 2010, is one of the oldest and broadest traditional engineering disciplines. It applies principles of physics and materials science for the analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. The department aims to provide a strong foundation in mechanical engineering.</p>
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	<p><strong>Electrical Engineering (60):</strong> The Electrical Engineering program is designed to guide and motivate students to achieve technical competency in the relevant field. Students are encouraged to apply their knowledge to solve real-life socio-economic problems through projects and multidisciplinary teams. The program emphasizes leadership skills and integration.</p>
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	<p><strong>Civil Engineering (60):</strong> The Civil Engineering Department, established in 2004, aims to promote technical education in the field of Civil Engineering. With an initial intake of 60 students, the department strives to address the deficiency of demand for Civil Engineers. The program focuses on providing a comprehensive education in civil engineering.</p>
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	<p><strong>Computer Science and Engineering (120):</strong> The Computer Science &amp; Engineering Department, established in 2004, has a mission to develop qualified and skilled manpower through quality teaching and learning processes. The department, enriched with qualified and experienced faculties, emphasizes fields such as Information Technology and Software Engineering. Students are trained to meet industry demands in these areas.</p>
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