Electrical Engineering Society

 Dr Manoj Semwal, Senior Principal Scientist, CSIR CIMAP, and the EES collaborated to arrange a departmental visit to the Central Institute of Medicinal & Aromatic Plants, Lucknow (CSIR-CIMAP) on 12th May 2023.  Dr Manoj Semwal has expertise in the application of cutting-edge technologies in agriculture, he has made significant contributions to the field of precision agriculture. The visit aimed to bridge the gap between traditional agricultural practices and modern technological advancements by exploring the potential of machine learning, IoT and drones. During the workshop, Dr Semwal provided an overview of the fundamental concepts of machine learning and its application in precision agriculture. He explained how machine learning algorithms can analyze large datasets, identify patterns, and make accurate predictions related to crop health, pest infestation, soil moisture, and yield estimation. Participants gained insights into the role of machine learning in optimizing agricultur

 The 4th episode of the 'Hold High The Flame' series was conducted on 13th of April 2023, via Google Meet. This time the episode's guest was Mr Nihal Omar, an esteemed alumnus of the EE batch 2021, IET Lucknow. Mr Omar achieved a remarkable feat by securing AIR 9 in the highly competitive GATE examination, making him an exceptional role model for aspiring engineers. His exceptional performance not only reflects his dedication and hard work but also positions him as a source of inspiration for current and future students. The session began with Mr Omar sharing his personal journey, highlighting the challenges he faced and the lessons he learned throughout his preparation for the GATE examination. He emphasised the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, setting achievable goals, and persevering through setbacks. Mr Nihal's journey served as a motivation for the attendees, showcasing that success is attainable with the right mindset and determination. He delved into

 On February 15, 2023, the Electrical Engineering Society hosted an interactive session with the EE batch 2026, B.Tech, Electrical Engineering students. The Electrical Engineering Department's seminar room functioned as the venue for the event. A sense of camaraderie, exchange of knowledge, and professional growth among aspiring electrical engineers were the prime goals of the session. The EES members emphasised the importance of community engagement and shared their personal experiences as active participants in the society. The team presented a comprehensive overview outlining the society's mission, vision, and core values. The society's dedication to fostering academic achievement, professional growth, and electrical engineering research was mentioned, along with different events and initiatives carried out by the society. These included technical workshops, seminars, guest lectures, industry visits, and research symposiums. The opportunities these events provide for enh

 The EES team under the guidance and support of the faculty advisor of the team, Dr Nitin Anand Shrivastava started the ‘Know Your Professor’ series.  It was an initiative to get an insight into the minds and methods of the professors in our department and talk to them about their life journeys, research areas, teaching experiences, and many more interesting areas. The head of the Department of electrical engineering, Prof. Kuldeep Sahay, is featured in the first episode of the series. He generously gave up some of his hectic schedule for this interview. His research field is the Mathematical modelling of energy storage and integration of renewable energy with grid and Electric vehicles. Prof.Sahay, for his overall contribution to research and academics, has been awarded Shiksha Ratan Puraskar and Rashtriya Gaurav Award by the India International Friendship Society, New Delhi, in 2011. He was also awarded the Corps of Engineers Prize for joint research publication in the Journal of the

The Electrical Engineering Society has a long-standing custom of staying in touch with our department's alumni to gain knowledge from their perspectives. In keeping with the tradition, the EES Society hosted the third episode of the "Hold High the Flame" series on the 2nd of July, 2022 via Google Meet. We had Mr. Nitesh Singh of EE batch 2020, as our guest, an IET Lucknow alumnus from the Electrical Engineering department. He described his journey during the session, noting the difficulties he encountered and the methods he used to get past them. His life experiences struck a chord with the youngsters, reassuring them that success is possible with perseverance and hard effort. He emphasised the significance of establishing specific objectives and developing a plan to reach them. To achieve one's goals, he emphasised the value of tenacity, resilience, and ongoing learning. The students were encouraged to embrace a mindset of growth that allows for continuous progress a

One of the cornerstones of Industry 4.0, often known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is machine learning (ML). The foundation of machine learning (ML), an application of artificial intelligence, is the notion that when given fresh data, computers may learn, develop, and evolve independently without direct human guidance or programming.  Nearly every industry is now aware of the significance of AI and machine learning. Therein arises the need for students to be AI-ML proficient. The Electrical Engineering Society organized a hands-on workshop on Machine Learning on 17 December 2022 in the Seminar Hall of the department. The workshop was arranged to create awareness among students about a future in machine learning and to get students prepared for a bright career in machine learning. We had Dr Manoj Semwal as our guest speaker. Dr Semwal holds the title of senior principal scientist at the Central Institute of Medicine and Aromatic Plants. Sir has a PhD in machine learning and drone