Electrical Engineering

Electrical Engineering

The Department of Electrical Engineering is a unique amalgamation of electrical, electronics and computer related courses to enable the students to pursue a professional career or higher studies in any of these broad areas. The distinguished and well-qualified faculty with wide range of specializations ensures an exquisite student-teacher rapport.


Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s) :

  • PEO1 – Establish their professional careers by offering creative and efficient solutions in the field of electrical engineering and associated fields.
  • PEO2– Develop into an entrepreneur, work for a company that conducts research and development, and pursue higher education.
  • PEO3– Engage in ongoing learning using cutting-edge technologies to use logical and adaptable decision-making to solve societal issues.
The Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) of the Electrical Engineering department are as follows:
  1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
  2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyse complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences.
  3. Design/development of solutions : Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
  4. Conduct investigations of complex problems : Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions for complex problems.
  5. Modern tool usage : Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modelling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
  6. The engineer and society : Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
  7. Environment and sustainability : Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
  8. Ethics : Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
  9. Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
  10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
  11. Life-long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and lifelong learning in the broadest context of technological change.
  12. Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

Advisory Committee Members:

S. No.
 Name Designation & Company Name Stake Holders
1.
 Dr. Ramesh Kulkarni Principal Head Of Institute
2.
 Ms. Pragya Jain Asst Professor and Vice Principal (Academics), ACE Faculty, ACE
3.
 Ms. Sangeeta Kotecha Asst Professor and Head of Department Electrical, ACE Chairman, HoD, ACE
4.
 Dr. Swata Deore Head of Department Electrical, A.C Patil College Of Engineering Academician
5.
 Dr. Mohd Adil Sheikh Assistant professor, Electrical Engineering Department, St. Francis Institute of Technology Division Chair, Student Activities Committee, IEEE Bombay Section Academician
6.
 Mr. Satish Naik LnT Head- Business Development (Offshore Wind HVDC/ HVAC Substation) Industrialist
7.
 Mr. Ashwin Kumar Jain General Manager – CES, Adani Mumbai Pvt Ltd Industrialist
8.
  Mr. Saurabh Ail Technical Engineer, Accenture Alumni Member
9.
 Mr. Rashid Ansari Sr. Engineer at Vision Power Factx Parent
10.
 Ms. Priyanka Tripathi Assistant Prof. ACE Malad Faculty, ACE
11.
 Ms. Garima Gurjar Assistant Prof. ACE Malad Program-Coordinator
12.
 Ms. Kshipra Pandey Assistant Prof. ACE Malad Faculty, ACE

Greetings!! It is a great pleasure for me to pen down on behalf of the Department of Electrical Engineeringof Atharva College of Engineering, Mumbai.The Department is enriching knowledge of Electrical engineering among students since 2012to cater the challenging needs of Industry, Society and Service sector.
Electrical Engineering is an exciting and vibrant field that deals with the technology of power generation, transmission and distribution, machines, controlsand automation. The department is Committed for Quality Education, Training & Research. We usemodern teaching aids& techniqueto enhanceknowledge of our pupil.
The department curricular is supported with number of technical and co-curricular activities encouraging students to broaden their horizons of thought, innovate and implement their ideas. The department strives to provide a cooperativeatmosphere for the students to develop analytical and practical skills to resolve real world problems.
We regularly organize Workshops, Seminars and Guest Lectures by renowned academicians and industries expert for the benefit of the Electrical Engineering students’community.To bridge the gap between industry and institute, students are encouraged to undergo Practical Training, Visits and Internship invarious industries to acquireon job experience. This enable them to become employabletechnocrats or successful entrepreneurs in the professional field
In order to ensure high standards of education for its students, the department has constantly upgraded itself by adding well-equipped and fully furnished laboratories to supplement the theory courses. Qualified and dedicated faculty members make this Department a dynamic place to study.State of art infrastructure & laboratory facilities for students & faculty to learn & innovate.
We believes in overall development, as healthy mind stays in a healthy body.We welcome you to the Electrical Engineering Department as undergraduate student and wish all the success in your life.
Prof. Sangeeta Kotecha
Head of Electrical Engineering Department

 

Toppers List AY 2022-23 (ODD)

SEM 3 Toppers List
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS CGPA YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST Parikh Parv 8.96 2023
SECOND Advait Parab, Prajapathi Anand 8.54 2023
THIRD Kumawat Kamlesh 8.29 2023

 

SEM 5 Toppers List
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS CGPA YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST Mule Vikram 9.32 2023
SECOND Gupta Shivlal 9.05 2023
THIRD Kaushal Jadhav 8.91 2023

 

SEM 7 Toppers List
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS CGPA YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST Komal Chauhan 8.14 2023
SECOND Kotian Viraj 8.1 2023
THIRD Hemavathi, Mayur Shelavale 7.71 2023

Toppers List AY 2021-22 (EVEN)

SE 2022
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS CGPA YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST VIKRAM MULE 9.22 2021
SECOND PRAJAPATI ANURAG VINODKUMAR 9.09 2021
THIRD KAUSHAL JADHAV 9.04 2021
TE 2022
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS CGPA YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST CHAUHAN KOMAL 8.95 2021
SECOND NIKAM OMKAR 8.68 2021
SECOND THONSE SHREYA 8.68 2021
BE 2022
RANK NAME OF STUDENTS POINTERS
1st KHATRI FAIZAN 9.43
2nd GHADIGAONKAR RUTIKA 9.41
3rd PANSARE ATHARVA 9.26

Toppers List AY 2020-21 (EVEN)

SE
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS Pointers YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST Viraj Kotian 9.3 2021
SECOND Pawar Nishant 9.26 2021
SECOND Chauhan Komal 9.26 2021
THIRD Mali Aayush 9.22 2021
THIRD Bende Aditya 9.22 2021
TE
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS Pointers YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST Chougule Sagar 9.89 2021
SECOND Gargade Sneha 9.74 2021
THIRD Jadhav Priti 9.7 2021
BE
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS Pointers YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST MEVADA PRATIK VINODKUMAR 10 2021
SECOND MALVANKAR MAYURI SHYAMSUNDAR 10 2021
THIRD PADTE ANAGHA JAYANT SMITA 10 2021
THIRD UNNITHAN ADARSH SURESH 10 2021

Toppers List AY 2019-20 (ODD)

TE SEM V 2019-20
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS SGPI YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST SAGGAM KALPITA ARJUN 9.69 2019
SECOND PADTE ANAGHA JAYANT 9.62 2019
THIRD CHAUHAN SARITA RAMCHANDRA 9.46 2019
JAWALE ANJALI SANDIP
SE SEM VII 2019-20
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS SGPI YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST WALAVALKAR NAMRATA SURESH 9.5 2019
SECOND PANDEY AADITYA AVINASH 9.48 2019
THIRD MORE VIKSHITA 9.40 2019

Toppers List AY 2018-19 (EVEN)

SE SEM IV 2018-19
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS CGPA YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST JAWALE ANJALI SANDIP 9.89 2019
PADTE ANAGHA JAYANT
SECOND CHAUHAN SARITA RAMCHANDRA 9.68 2019
SAGGAM KALPITA ARJUN
THIRD MALVANKAR MAYURI SHYAMSUNDER 9.54 2018
TE SEM VI 2018-19
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS SGPI YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST PANDEY AADITYA AVINASH 9.70 2018-19
SECOND KUWARE RAHUL PRAKASH 9.59 2018-19
THIRD SURVE VINIT SANTOSH 9.37 2018-19
BE SEM VIII 2018-19
POSITION NAME OF STUDENTS SGPI YEAR OF PASSING
FIRST BLENEKAR SANSKRUTI SURYAKANT 10 2018-19
SECOND PATIL ROHAN 9.85 2018-19
THIRD SUTAR SANCHITA 9.69 2018-19

AET’s ATHARVA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

List of Research Paper Publications in International Journal / Conference and National Conference

Department of Electrical Engineering
Sr. No
Name of Faculty
No.of Papers Presented / Published
Total No. of Papers Till Date
International Journal
International Conference
National Conference
01. Prof. Pragya Jain 13 04 08 25
02. Prof. Sangeeta Kotecha 20 — — 20
03. Prof. Garima Gujar 02 04 12 18
04. Prof. Priyanka Sharma 08 07 10 25
05. Prof. Kshipra Pandey 01 — 02 03
06. Prof. Priyanka Tripati 08 — — 08
07. Prof. Sowmya Kini 06 — 10 16
08. Prof. SakthiBala — — — —
09. Prof Sonia Fernandes — — — —

2023 to 2024

2022 to 2023

2020 to 2021

2019 to 2020

2018 to 2019

2017 to 2018

2015 to 2017

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Virtual Lectures by ELEC Faculties in First Half 2019

Sr. No DATE CLASS/DEPARTMENT SPEAKER INSTITUTE/ORGANISATION SUBJECT IN-CHARGE TOPIC TIME
01 04th April 2019 T.E / ELEC Prof. Pratap Kumar Koplu COEP, Pune Prof. Priynka Sharma “Switchgear Protection and Relaying” 03:00 P.M to 05:00 P.M
02 11th April-2019 T.E / ELEC Prof. Shreelakshmi M.P NIT, Calicut Prof. Shreyashi De “Introduction to BLDC Motor, its Applications and its Control” 09:30 A.M to 11:30 A.M

Virtual Lectures by ELEC Faculties in Second Half 2018

Sr. No DATE CLASS/DEPARTMENT SPEAKER INSTITUTE/ORGANISATION SUBJECT IN-CHARGE TOPIC TIME
01 28th August – 2018 S.E / ELEC Prof. Pratap Kumar Koplu COEP, Pune Prof. Rashmi Chaugule “Basics of Magnetism and Electromechanical Energy Conversion” 02:00 P.M to 04:00 P.M
02 19th October -2018 T.E and B.E / ELEC Prof. Jaydeep. P. Shah K.K Wagh COE, Nashik Prof. Shreyashi De “Recent Trends in Wind Energy System” 09:30 A.M to 11:30 A.M

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