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Ph.D and M.Tech Programme<br />

Ph.D and M.Tech Programme<br />

M. Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering<br />

(Communication)<br />

Ph.D Programme<br />

The doctoral research programme is carried out in the Institute. This year a student has submitted his Ph.D<br />

thesis to WBUT under the supervision of Professor B. N. Biswas in the field of Electronics and Communication<br />

Engineering (Annexure BI) while five other students registered in various other universities (including<br />

Calcutta University and Jadavpur University) under him are on the verge of submitting their theses. The<br />

other faculty members are also either supervising or carrying out doctoral research.<br />

Post Graduation: A Need of the Hour<br />

It will never be possible to teach everything required for a 21st century engineer in a 4-year graduate<br />

engineering course. As such it has been generally agreed in the world forum that a 4-year engineering<br />

course be followed by a 2-year master’s programme in an environment of Ph.D and R & D activities.<br />

In line with the essential need, <strong>SKFGI</strong>, among the premier Institutes, has ceaselessly attempted and become<br />

successful to introduce the M. Tech program in the academic session 2012-2013. In its glorious start, we<br />

offer M. Tech programme affiliated to WBUT and approved by AICTE in the following disciplines:<br />

Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) - Intake: 18<br />

Electrical Devices and Power Systems (EE) - Intake: 18<br />

Higher Studies in Electronics and Communication<br />

Engineering: Comprehensive Thoughts<br />

Introduction<br />

We humans are wonderful communicators because<br />

of a unique inheritance of our species. However,<br />

human communication practice did not change<br />

rapidly in prehistoric and ancient times in spite of<br />

our ceaseless quest for sharing thoughts and ideas<br />

with our neighbours [Communication ‘Communico’<br />

(Latin) meaning ‘to share’]. The progress of society<br />

(essentially people in communication) depends on<br />

the dissemination of information (i.e. using<br />

communication technique). Communication<br />

innovations were very slow in those days as<br />

compared to those in the last 100 years. The need<br />

and importance of communication system as well<br />

as its progress was beautifully illustrated in the cover<br />

page of an IEEE communication magazine. This is<br />

illustrated in the adjoining diagram (Fig.1). The danger<br />

of a flying pterodactyl is disseminated by beating a wooden plank with the help of bones. This also signifies<br />

our inability to overcome the barrier of distance and time in those days, whereas in modern times it is done<br />

with the help of satellite communication technique. This demonstrates the death of distance and time in<br />

establishing a communication link.<br />

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