B.E.
Electronics and Computer
Offered at: Dubai Campus
Engineer the Future — Where Electronics Meets Computing
The B.E. Electronics and Computer Engineering course at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus, brings the power of electronics as well as computing to train the next generation of innovators in various fields. The course curriculum integrates electronics topics such as digital design, microelectronic circuits, control systems, signals & systems and VLSI design with solid computer engineering foundations. This combination ensures graduates have the knowledge of both hardware and software skills that allow them to build embedded devices, smart electronics or work on software-hardware co-design projects. The programme also highlights the current technological demands in emerging areas such as AI, IoT, robotics and networked systems that create career opportunities in advanced technology industries or research-oriented paths.

Design a Degree That Works for You
At BITS Pilani, your academic path is not Linear. It allows you to customise your learning path
according to your aspirations, goals and interest.

The structure of degree programmes and academic regulations also provides certain other flexibilities like choice of electives, number of electives, repetition of courses, departure from normal pace, withdrawal from or substitution of course(s), etc.

Students interested in exploring courses beyond the scope of their curriculum can opt to audit them. This option is for casual learners who are not enrolled in a degree programme.Courses such as Foreign Languages and Music are offered in addition to the core degree programmes. Students may take these courses on an audit basis, subject to the payment of additional fees.

High-performing students may transfer to:
Higher Degree or Ph.D. programmes
Between Ph.D. and Higher Degree levels (based on academic standing). This flexibility supports seamless progression for research-driven students.

One of the most popular flexibilities offered by our educational structure is the dual degree scheme, under which students concurrently work towards completing two integrated first degrees within a reasonable timeframe. All students admitted to Group B programmes are also eligible to work under this scheme for one of the Group A programmes. Assignments to programmes are made based on individual performance during the first year.
In the assignment of dual degrees, first priority is given to students in Group B seeking a second degree under this scheme from among the programmes in Group A. After fully satisfying the known needs of the first priority, a second operation is done to consider the other priority, namely, students in any group seeking a second degree from amongst the programmes in another group. While it would be academically and procedurally acceptable for a student admitted to Group A or B programmes to seek a second degree in Group C in the dual degree scheme, the reverse process is not normally possible. However, a student admitted to Group C will be eligible to compete for a dual degree in any degree in Group C, or any degree in Group B or MMS, but only in Group A.
Practice School
The Original Experiential Learning Model
The Practice School Programme is a hallmark of BITS Pilani’s experiential learning approach. It provides students with an opportunity to practice what they have learnt in global organisations under the supervision of a mentor. Students work on cutting-edge technologies and have the option to practice in their discipline of study or cross-disciplinary areas. In addition to providing students with an opportunity to play roles that require multifunctional skills, this flagship programme also offers many students the chance to secure a PPO.
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Practice School-I
Practice School I is an eight-week course conducted during the summer term after the second year of study. Students are stationed in an organisation during this programme, and after a comprehensive orientation, students largely learn through observation and work on group projects, under the guidance and mentorship of industry experts and a faculty member from BITS. This not only serves as a first exposure for students to the corporate world but also helps nurture their personality traits, communication, and presentation skills.

Practice School-II
Practice School-II offered in the final year of study is a TWENTY-TWO-week full-time program. First-degree students in their final year of study can register for this program either during the first semester or the second semester, and Dual-Degree students can register for a double-semester PS-II program. For higher degree students, the course is titled Practice School, and such students can register for it in their final semester of study.

Practice School Process
Practice School I is an eight-week course conducted during the summer term after the second year of study. Students are stationed in an organisation during this programme, and after a comprehensive orientation, students largely learn through observation and work on group projects, under the guidance and mentorship of industry experts and a faculty member from BITS. This not only serves as a first exposure for students to the corporate world but also helps nurture their personality traits, communication, and presentation skills.
Programme Structure

Focus:Establishing strong fundamentals in basic sciences, mathematics, engineering mechanics, computing and technical communication through theory and laboratory practice.
Course:
- Biology Laboratory
- General Biology
- Chemistry Laboratory
- General Chemistry
- Mathematics I
- Physics Laboratory
- Mechanics, Oscillations and Waves
- Engineering Graphics
- Mathematics II
- Workshop Practice
- Computer Programming
- Electrical Sciences: Technical Report Writing
- Probability and Statistics
- Thermodynamics

Focus: Strengthening computational thinking and electronic systems knowledge through programming, algorithms, digital and microelectronic systems, control and signal processing, supported by mathematics and interdisciplinary studies.
Courses:
- Mathematics III
- Humanities Electives
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Electronic Devices
- Digital Design
- Discrete Structures for Computer Science
- Principles of Economics or Principles of Management
- Data Structures and Algorithms
- Microprocessors and Interfacing
- Control Systems
- Signals and Systems
- Microelectronic Circuits
- Environmental Studies

Focus: Advancing expertise in computer architecture, VLSI design, operating systems, and networked systems, while enabling specialisation through discipline and humanities electives.
Courses:
- Open / Humanities Electives
- Analog and Digital VLSI Design
- Computer Architecture
- Communication Networks
- Discipline Electives
- Real-Time Operating Systems
- Network Programming
- Discipline Electives

Focus: Enabling advanced specialisation through electives while culminating the programme with independent research or immersive industry experience.
Courses:
- Open Electives
- Discipline Electives
- Practice School–II / Thesis or Thesis and Electives
Labs That Bring Technology to Life
Faculty Powering the Future with Electronics & Computing

Ashwani Saini
Sr. Lab Instructor,
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Chelladurai C
Sr. Lab Instructor,
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Dr. Adarsh Ganesan
Assistant Professor,
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

