Program Overview
The B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering program emphasizes the development of innovative solutions and state-of-the-art technologies in electronics and communication systems. Students are trained to design, test, and implement systems that form the backbone of modern industries, including telecommunication networks, smart devices, and industrial IoT systems.
Through its partnership with L&T, the program bridges the gap between academic learning and industry expectations. Students gain exposure to real-world challenges and large-scale projects, enhancing their understanding of automation, network optimization, and signal processing applications. The curriculum also integrates the study of sustainable technologies and smart systems, addressing the evolving needs of industries in India and globally.
Graduates from Quantum University emerge as industry-ready professionals equipped to innovate and lead in electronics, communication technology, and automation sectors, contributing to the growth of India's Digital and Smart Infrastructure initiatives and the global tech ecosystem.
Program Structure
Studying at one of the premier engineering institutions in Roorkee, Quantum University offers a specialized B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) with a focus on Semiconductors, in collaboration with Larsen & Toubro (L&T). This program is thoughtfully designed to merge academic excellence with industry-centric training in the rapidly evolving semiconductor domain. The program follows a comprehensive structure divided into nine academic categories: Discipline Specific Core (DSC), Discipline Specific Elective (DSE), Multidisciplinary Core (MDC), Multidisciplinary Minor (MN)/Open Electives (OE), Ability Enhancement Courses (AEC), Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), Value Added Courses (VAC), Summer Internship (SI), and Project (PR).
The curriculum is developed to provide a strong theoretical base in electronics, while also delivering deep practical exposure through labs, simulations, and hands-on learning experiences. Key focus areas include VLSI Design, Semiconductor Device Physics, Embedded Systems, Digital System Design, IC Fabrication, and Chip Testing & Validation. With active involvement from L&T and its semiconductor ecosystem, students gain industry-relevant skills through certified training modules, real-world projects, and exposure to clean room environments and fabrication labs.
This unique collaboration ensures that students graduate with both the technical proficiency and practical experience required to meet the demands of the fast-paced semiconductor industry. By blending academic rigor with practical industry insight, the program equips future engineers with the capabilities to contribute meaningfully to sectors such as electronics manufacturing, chip design, telecommunications, and advanced computing.
Teaching & Assessment
At Quantum University, the teaching pedagogy for the B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering (Semiconductors) L&T Collaborative Program is designed to be industry-integrated, technology-driven, and outcome-oriented, ensuring that students develop both deep theoretical understanding and hands-on technical proficiency. The curriculum is delivered through a blended teaching model comprising classroom lectures, industry-led expert seminars, technical webinars, certified workshops, and practical training sessions conducted by professionals from L&T and semiconductor domain experts.
Students gain experiential learning through real-time projects, semiconductor design challenges, industry simulations, fabrication lab training, and capstone projects. They also actively participate in student-led innovation forums, technical symposiums, and national-level competitions, fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and leadership skills. Specialized sessions on IC design, chip fabrication, VLSI verification, and embedded system development ensure alignment with emerging trends in the semiconductor industry.
The assessment strategy is continuous and holistic, incorporating internal evaluations such as quizzes, assignments, laboratory performance, simulation exercises, and design-based learning, along with mid-semester and end-semester examinations. Additional assessment methods include industry project reports, technical presentations, portfolio reviews, viva voce, and group discussions. Students are also evaluated based on skill certifications in industry-standard tools like Cadence, MATLAB, Xilinx, Verilog/VHDL, and Synopsys.
This integrated approach leverages modern teaching tools, virtual labs, interactive simulations, and mentoring by domain experts to provide real-world insights. In collaboration with L&T, the program prepares students to become job-ready semiconductor professionals, equipped with a strong conceptual base, practical skills, and the ability to innovate in a fast-growing, high-tech sector.