KTU Electrical and Electronics Engineering Semester 5 — 2024 Scheme
Semester 5 subjects for KTU Electrical and Electronics Engineering under the 2024 Scheme — module-wise syllabus, credits, textbooks and course outcomes for each subject. Program Elective II offers multiple options; individual elective pages are not yet built.
Subjects
Power Generation, Transmission and Protection
PCEET501 · 4 credits
Electromagnetic Theory
PCEET502 · 4 credits
Signals and Systems
PCEET503 · 3 credits
Microprocessors and Embedded Systems
PBEET504 · 4 credits · PBL
AC Machines Lab
PCEEL507 · 2 credits
Microprocessor and Embedded Systems Lab
PCEEL508 · 2 credits
Program Elective II
PEEET5XX · 3 credits · multiple options
Coming soonFrequently Asked Questions
What subjects are in KTU EEE Semester 5 (2024 Scheme)?
KTU EEE Semester 5 has 6 listed subjects: Power Generation, Transmission and Protection (PCEET501, 4 credits), Electromagnetic Theory (PCEET502, 4 credits), Signals and Systems (PCEET503, 3 credits), Microprocessors and Embedded Systems (PBEET504, 4 credits, PBL), AC Machines Lab (PCEEL507, 2 credits), Microprocessor and Embedded Systems Lab (PCEEL508, 2 credits), plus a Program Elective II.
What is Power Generation, Transmission and Protection in KTU EEE S5?
Power Generation, Transmission and Protection (PCEET501) is a 4-credit subject in KTU EEE Semester 5. It covers thermal, hydro and nuclear power plants, transmission line parameters, distribution systems, faults and protection schemes including relays and circuit breakers.
Is Signals and Systems in KTU EEE Semester 5?
Yes. Signals and Systems (PCEET503) is a 3-credit subject in KTU EEE Semester 5. It covers continuous and discrete-time signals, Fourier series and transforms, Laplace and Z-transforms, convolution, and system analysis in time and frequency domains.
How many total credits are in KTU EEE Semester 5?
KTU EEE Semester 5 (2024 Scheme) carries approximately 19 credits from the 6 core subjects and labs, plus 3 credits for Program Elective II, totalling around 22 credits.