Department Of Electrical Engineering
Mrs. Sandhya Kumari Randhi
HOD ELECTRICAL
"Electrical engineering is a professional engineering discipline that generally deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism. Subsequently, broadcasting and recording media made electronics part of daily life. The invention of the transistor, and later the integrated circuit, brought down the cost of electronics to the point they can be used in almost any household object. Electrical engineers work in a very wide range of industries and the skills required are likewise variable. These range from basic circuit theory to the management skills required of a project manager. The tools and equipment that an individual engineer may need are similarly variable, ranging from a simple voltmeter to a top end analyzer to sophisticated design and manufacturing software".
VISION
To create competent & industry ready Electrical Diploma Engineers with professional and social values to meet future challenges.
MISSION
- To Prepare diploma holders through “qualitative competency based education system” to compete with national requirement along with core values.
- To produce dynamic Electrical Engineers to serve the society and industry.
- To develop leadership qualities, communication skills, critical thinking and attitude for Lifelong learning.
PO1. Basic and Discipline specific knowledge:
Apply knowledge of basic mathematics, science and engineering fundamentals and engineering specialization to solve the engineering problems.
PO2. Problem analysis:
Identify and analyse well-defined engineering problems using codified standard methods.
PO3. Design/ development of solutions:
Design solutions for well-defined technical problems and assist with the design of systems components or processes to meet specified needs.
PO4. Engineering Tools, Experimentation and Testing:
Apply modern engineering tools and appropriate technique to conduct standard tests and measurements.
PO5. Engineering practices for society, sustainability and environment:
Apply appropriate technology in context of society, sustainability, environment and ethical practices.
PO6. Project Management:
Use engineering management principles individually, as a team member or a leader to manage projects and effectively communicate about well-defined engineering activities.
PO7. Life-long learning:
Ability to analyse individual needs and engage in updating in the context of technological changes.
PEO1 :
Apply technical knowledge and skills learned in the field of electrical engineering to excel in professional and/or higher education.PEO2 :
To provide students an excellent academic environment and make them aware of the needs of Society and Industry to become a successful Professional/Entrepreneur.PEO3 :
To engage in lifelong learning, career enhancement to adopt emerging technologies.PS01:
Apply technical skills and knowledge for designing “Electric Vehicle” to meet sustainable development goal.PS02:
Implement “Green Technology” for power generation.IRG
Department Advisory Committee (DAC)
Department Advisory Committee (DAC) is formulated for the electrical department consisting of senior faculty members , departmental staffs , alumni, faculties of other departments, external academicians.
Sl. No. | REPRESENTATIVE | NAME | STATUS |
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1 | HOD Ms. | Sandhya Ku. Randhi | Chairman |
2 | Faculty | Mr. Ruhia Hansda | Member |
3 | Faculty | Ms. S Bichiballi | Member |
4 | Lab Assistant | Mr. Firoz Ku. Behera | Member |
5 | External Academician | Mr. Rajiv Lochan Das, Principal, GITI Ambaguda | Member |
6 | Academic coordinator | Ms. Manorama Sarabu | Member |
7 | Alumni | Mr. Chandan Pradhan | Member |
8 | Faculty of other department | Mr. Satya Narayan Tripathy | Member |
Higher Studies:
Academic Year 2019-20
Sl No | Name Of The Student | Registration No. | Branch | Course Admitted | Name Of The Institute |
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1 | Pikun Behera | F17129002014 | Electrical | B.Tech in Electrical Engineering | Gopal Krishna College Of Engineering and technology |
Academic Year 2022-23
Sl No | Name Of The Student | Registration No. | Branch | Course Admitted | Name Of The Institute |
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1 | Ranjan Kumar Tripathy | F20129002024 | Electrical | B.Tech in Electrical Engineering | Gopal Krishna College Of Engineering and technology |
Facilities & Technical Support
Electrical Machine Lab-I :
Electrical Machine Lab-II :
Electronics Lab I ( Analog & Power Electronics Lab) :
Electronics Lab II ( Digital Electronics & Microprocessors Lab, Circuit & Simulation Lab) :
MATLAB :
PLC with SCADA & HMI Lab :
Virtual Labs project is an initiative of the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India under the aegis of National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT). This project is a consortium activity of twelve participating institutes and IIT Delhi is a coordinating institute. It is a paradigm shift in ICT-based education. For the first time, such an initiative has been taken-up in remote‐experimentation. Under the Virtual Labs project, over 100 Virtual Labs consisting of approximately 700+ web-enabled experiments were designed for remote-operation and viewing. The intended beneficiaries of the projects are:
- All students and Faculty Members of Science and Engineering Colleges who do not have access to good lab‐facilities and/or instruments.
- High‐school students, whose inquisitiveness will be triggered, possibly motivating them to take up higher‐studies. Researchers in different institutes who can collaborate and share resources.
- Different engineering colleges who can benefit from the content and related teaching resources. Virtual Labs do not require any additional infrastructural setup for conducting experiments at user premises. The simulations-based experiments can be accessed remotely via internet. https://www.vlab.co.in/broad-area-electrical-engineering
Directorate of Technical Education and Training (DTE&T), Odisha imparts in Odisha through the vast network of Government Industrial Training Institutes and Government polytechnic functioning across the state.
The State Government has envisaged introducing Digital Content to the Government ITIs and polytechnic for classroom teaching aid and self-learning as per latest Syllabus, This App contains theory and practical subjects/Trade.
Objectives of Digital Content:
To enrich the basic knowledge of the trade concerned along with them in class theory and virtual workshop experience of the students.
To inculcate interest among the students by making learning a fun and engaging experience.
To enhance a student's classroom, laboratory, and workshop experience by diversifying learning activities through proper training.
To improve student learning outcomes both subject-specific and in a broader context. Conducting holistic training that enables teachers to integrate the technology into their classrooms, laboratories, and workshops.
Visual Learning Solution (VLS) for Trade Theory:
VLS is envisaged both as an effective teaching-aid and self-learning tool, enhancing the Skill Development and Employability through a better understanding of Engineering Fundamentals & concepts with visual 3D demonstrations of Industry Examples and real-life applications along with 2D Pictures and Texts and thus establish Meaningful Gen-Next Vocational Education producing adequate availability of knowledgeable resources in the Core subjects.
Virtual Lab (VLAB) Solution for Trade Practical: VLAB experiment is set up in the remote laboratory for users to access through the Internet at any time and any place. Virtual Lab will be built using 3D models wherever applicable. Look and feel like a real Lab:
Link to download ODSKILLS App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.odskill.learning&hl=en_IN&gl=US
Department of Electrical Engineering in Government Polytechnic Koraput operates a 6kW Solar Power Generation System which supplies power to an entire building.
Sl. No. | Name | Semester | Link |
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1 | CIRCUIT & NETWORK THEORY | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
2 | ME LAB | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
3 | Mechanical Workshop | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
4 | Math III | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
5 | EME | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
6 | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
7 | EEM | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
8 | Circuit & Simulation lab | 3RD SEMESTER | View Download |
9 | UEET | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
10 | PE & PLC LAB | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
11 | PE & PLC | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
12 | DEC | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
13 | ENTP | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
14 | EM LAB II | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
15 | EC II | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
16 | DEC & MP LAB | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
Sl. No. | Name | Link | |
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01 | CNT Lab | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
02 | EEM | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
03 | EVS | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
04 | CNT(2021-22) | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
05 | EME | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
06 | MATHS-III (2021-22) | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
07 | EC1 | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
08 | ED | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
09 | MAT LAB | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
10 | AEC | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
11 | AEC lab | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
12 | EMI | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
13 | GTD(2) | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
14 | MAT LAB | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
15 | EC-1 (2021-22) | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
16 | EM Lab-1 (2021-22) | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
17 | DEC | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
18 | EM2 | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
19 | ENTP | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
20 | PE Lab | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
21 | DEC Lab | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
22 | Ec-2 (2021-22) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
23 | UEET | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
24 | EM lab-1 (2021-22) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
24 | power electronics and plc (2021-22) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
25 | EIE | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
26 | EWP | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
27 | LIFE SKILL | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
28 | CSE | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
29 | SGPD | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
30 | TMEM | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
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1 | CNT | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
2 | EEM | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
3 | EVS | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
4 | MATH | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
5 | CNT Lab(2022-23) | 3rd SEMESTER | View Download |
6 | AEC Lab | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
7 | EM Lab1 | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
8 | AEC | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
9 | ELECTRICAL DRAWING | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
10 | ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
11 | ENERGY CONVERSION | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
12 | GTD | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
13 | SIMULATION MATLAB | 4th SEMESTER | View Download |
14 | PE | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
15 | UEET | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
16 | DE & MP | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
17 | DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & MICROPROCESSOR | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
19 | EC2 LESSON PLAN (2022-23) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
19 | EM lab-2 (2022-23) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
20 | ENTP (2022-23) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
21 | PE & PLC (2022-23) | 5th SEMESTER | View Download |
21 | CSE | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
22 | ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION & ESTIMATING | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
23 | ELECTRICAL WORKSHOP PRACTICE | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
24 | LIFE SKILL | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
25 | RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
26 | SGPD | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
27 | ELECTRICAL WORKSHOP PRACTICE (2022-23) | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
28 | LIFE SKILL (2022-23) | 6th SEMESTER | View Download |
Staff Profile Details
Name :Shri Asit Kumar Acharya
Name : Smt. Sandhya Kumari Randhi
Name : Sri. Ruhia Hansda
Name : Smt S. Bichiballi
Name :Shri. Firoz Kumar Behera
Name : Sri Mahesh ku. Biswal
Learning Materials
Question Bank
Time Table
Academic Calender
Events Organised
Expert talk on "Three phase transformer and its applications in power transmission "by Er. Soumya Ranjan Acharya, MT(Elect),OPTCL on 10.11.2022
Industrial Seminar on 220kV SwitchYard & its Equipments
Study tour of Dept. of Electrical Engg to OPTCL, Jeypore
Study tour of Department of Electrical Engineering to Hydro Electric Power Plant, Machhkund, Odisha
Skill Development
UDAAN
Student Support System
Department of Electrical Engineering in Government Polytechnic, Koraput consistently aspires to provide value based technical education in support and progression of students for holistic development. Professional guidance, personal counselling and career guidance are provided to the students for overall development. In addition to this, Anti-ragging committee, Anti-ragging squad, student grievance redressal cell and women’s anti-sexual harassment cell have been formed to support and monitor students. If any misbehavior is found, disciplinary actions are taken. The Class representatives play a lead role in mentoring students in respect to academic career and personality development. Contact hour is scheduled to each faculty after college hours to counsel the students and understand their difficulties and provide solutions to their academic and other problems. Parents and teachers’ meetings are being held regularly for discussion of students’ performance and their problems and accordingly steps are taken by proctors to bring solutions to their problems. Personality development and soft skill classes are conducted for 6th semester students by Mahindra Pride Classroom. Industrial visits are carried out regularly for 2nd and 3rd year students
Professional guidance: The proctors discuss the issues related to academics. If students need any special care to improve their academic performance, special classes are arranged with immediate effect. The available financial support from the Institution in the form of fee waiver and scholarships from state government is informed to the students. Orientation programme is conducted for the first-year students to bridge the gap between secondary education and technical education. For hostel students, when they are staying away from home for the first time, counselling is provided to enhance their confidence level. Whenever required, parents are also invited for counselling.
Career advancement / Higher studies : Students are educated about the needs of the industry and awareness on the opportunities for higher studies and competitive exams.
Personal Guidance : Personal problems of students, emotional disturbances and family related problems are discussed and counselled. Counselling is also provided by understanding the specific needs of the students and to support them.
All round development: The mentoring provided by the faculty enables students to change their attitude and become socially active by participating in programmes such as Blood Donation Camp, Tree Plantation, Conduction of Technical Events etc.
Proctor Allocation
Sl. No. | Title (2023-24) | Download |
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1 | Proctor Allocation 3rd Year | View PDF Download |
2 | Proctor Allocation 2nd Year Lateral Entry Student | View PDF Download |
Sl. No. | Title (2022-23) | Download |
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1 | Proctor Allocation 2nd & 3rd Year Student | View PDF Download |
2 | Proctor Allocation Lateral Entry | View PDF Download |