KTU ECE Semester 2 — 2024 Scheme
Semester 2 for KTU Electronics and Communication Engineering under the 2024 Scheme — subjects shared with EEE and other Group B/Group A branches, plus ECE's own program-core subject, Network Theory.
Subjects
Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science 2
GYMAT201 · 3 credits · shared course
Network Theory
PCECT205 · 4 credits · ECE program core
Foundations of Computing: From Hardware Essentials to Web Design
GXEST203 · 3 credits · shared course
Programming in C
GXEST204 · 4 credits · shared course
Engineering Entrepreneurship and IPR
UCEST206 · 3 credits · common to all branches
IT Workshop
GXESL208 · 1 credit · shared course
Physics for Electrical Science
GBPHT121 · common to S1/S2
Health and Wellness
UCHWT127 · common to S1/S2
Frequently Asked Questions
What subjects are in KTU ECE Semester 2 (2024 Scheme)?
KTU ECE Semester 2 has 8 subjects: Mathematics for Electrical Science and Physical Science 2 (GYMAT201, 3 credits), Network Theory (PCECT205, 4 credits — ECE core), Foundations of Computing (GXEST203, 3 credits), Programming in C (GXEST204, 4 credits), Engineering Entrepreneurship and IPR (UCEST206, 3 credits), IT Workshop (GXESL208, 1 credit), Physics for Electrical Science (GBPHT121, common S1/S2), and Health and Wellness (UCHWT127).
What is Network Theory in KTU ECE S2?
Network Theory (PCECT205) is a 4-credit ECE programme-core subject in Semester 2. It covers mesh and nodal analysis, network theorems (Thevenin, Norton, Maximum Power Transfer), resonance, coupled circuits, two-port network parameters and Laplace transform analysis of circuits.
How does KTU ECE Semester 2 differ from EEE Semester 2?
KTU ECE S2 has Network Theory (PCECT205) as its programme-core subject, while EEE S2 has two programme-core subjects: Engineering Mechanics (GBEST213) and Measurements and Instrumentation (PCEET205). Both share the same 6 common subjects.
How many total credits are in KTU ECE Semester 2?
KTU ECE Semester 2 (2024 Scheme) carries approximately 25 credits including Network Theory, shared courses and the S1/S2 common subjects.