Graduates with this degree can work in roles such as VLSI design engineer, IC design manager, or VLSI research and development engineer. They can work in companies like Intel, Texas Instruments, and Samsung. Additionally, MTech in VLSI graduates can pursue research and teaching positions in universities and research institutions.
VLSI design: Graduates of the programme can work as VLSI designers, developing integrated circuits and systems for various applications, such as computer processors, memory chips, and wireless communication devices.
Embedded systems: Graduates can work in embedded systems, designing and developing intelligent devices and systems that include embedded processors, sensors, and communication interfaces.
Computer-aided design: Graduates can work as CAD engineers, using computer-aided design tools to design and simulate integrated circuits and systems.
Research and Development: Graduates can also opt for research and development in VLSI, working in universities, research institutions, or private companies, to conduct cutting-edge research in areas such as nano-electronics, low-power VLSI, and more.
The ECE department has faculties having PhD from IITs and foreign universities. List of ECE faculties and their profiles are given here
The faculty involved in conducting the courses for MTech in VLSI and their area of expertise are given below:-
SNO | Faculty Name | Designation | Research Areas |
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1 | Dr Ramesh Vaddi | Associate Professor & HoD | Energy Efficient Circuit Design with Post-CMOS Devices, Hardware Security for IoT, VLSI Accelerators and In-memory Computing Architectures for AI based Edge Devices |
2 | Prof. Y Siva Sankar | Professor | Design and development of wearable devices for remote health monitoring systems, Development of IoT systems and VLSI circuits |
3 | Dr Matta Durga Prakash | Assistant Professor | Microelectronics & VLSI, Semiconductor Device Modelling, Design & Simulations Micro/Nano Fabricated Electrical Devices, Biosensors and MEMS |
4 | Dr Pradyut Kumar Sanki | Assistant Professor | Microelectronics & VLSI design, Embedded System Design, Image and Signal Processing |
5 | Dr Goutam Rana | Assistant Professor | Micro/Nano Fabricated Electrical/Optical/Optoelectronic Devices, THz photo-conductive sources, THz plasmonic Devices |
6 | Dr Swagata Samanta | Assistant Professor | Integrated Optics, Plasmonics & Neuromorphics, Quantum Electronics & Quantum Photonics, VLSI circuits |
7 | Dr Monoj Kumar Singha | Assistant Professor | Low Cost Deposition System for Sensors & Devices, MEMS & Packaging, Semiconductor Devices & Sensors |
8 | Dr Patta Supraja | Assistant Professor | Low-cost Point-of-care Biosensors, Semiconductor Device Modelling, Design & Simulations, Printable Electronics |
The department has dedicated Embedded System Lab having Rs 1.5 crore worth equipment.
The department has dedicated Microelectronics & VLSI Circuits Design Lab having Rs 1.0 crore worth tools.
The department conducts regular industrial talks delivered by domain experts from the industry. Industrial experts take some courses either by themselves or along with our faculty. After the first year of study, the students are encouraged to opt for the industrial internship for a maximum period of one year. Students who are interested in the internship need to attend the interview as and when the internship opening arises. The Department also works closely with the industries which play a crucial part in curriculum development, delivery and other industrial training.The department works closely with the industries which play a part in curriculum development, delivery and other industrial training.
The MTech (VLSI) students interested in Placements need to register with the Corporate Relations and Career Services (CR & CS) office. The CR & CS department will offer the required placement-related trainings. The department works closely with the industries which play a part in curriculum development, delivery and other industrial training. For MTech (VLSI) first batch (2022-2024), placements are going on…