IIIT Delhi aims to encourage research and innovation in Information Technology (IT) and allied areas. The objective of the B.Tech. program in Electronics and VLSI Engineering (EVE) is to prepare students to undertake careers involving innovation and problem solving using suitable techniques and hardware and software technologies, or to undertake advanced studies for research careers. In order to give due importance to applied as well as theoretical aspects of EVE, the curriculum for the B.Tech. (EVE) program covers most of the foundational aspects and also develops in students the engineering skills for problem solving. Towards this, the B.Tech. (EVE) program at IIIT-Delhi starts with computing and Electronics courses first, and allows the possibility of doing science courses later. Besides being better suited for developing engineering capabilities, it also enables the possibility of students seeing newer applications and possibilities of using computing and electronics in these subjects.

Program Objectives:

TBA

Program Structure

• The first semester of the EVE program is common with all - this allows flexibility to students in moving from one program to the other. The second and third semester is common with the ECE program. The fourth and fifth semester of the program is relatively fixed, comprising mostly core courses for the program. From sixth semester onward the program can be mostly flexible, consisting of electives.

SEMESTER 1	SEMESTER 2	SEMESTER 3	SEMESTER 4	SEMESTER 5
Introduction to Programming	Data Structures and Algorithms	Circuit theory and Devices	Fields & Waves	Digital VLSI Design
Digital Circuits	Basic Electronics	Embedded Logic Design	Integrated Electronics	Analog CMOS Design
Introduction to HCI	Computer Organization	Signals and Systems	Physics of Semiconductor Devices	VLSI Design Flow
Maths I (Linear Algebra)	Maths II (Probability and Statistics)	Maths III (Multivariate Calculus)	Electronic System Design
Communication Skills	[SSH]	[SSH/Advanced Programming]	[Open Elective]	Technical Communication + Environmental Sciences

Semester	Technical Courses	Non-Technical Courses
Semester 1	Introduction to Programming Digital Circuits Maths I (Linear Algebra) Introduction to HCI	Communication Skills
Semester 2	Data Structures and Algorithms Basic Electronics Maths II (Probability and Statistics) Computer Organization	SSH Elective