MSc in Electrical Engineering in Power System ( M.Sc. EEPS ) at Pokhara University, MSc in Electrical Engineering in Power System ( M.Sc. EEPS ) Colleges in Nepal

MSc In Electrical Engineering In Power System ( M.Sc. EEPS )

Affiliated to: Pokhara University

About Course

Course Title : MSc In Electrical Engineering In Power System ( M.Sc. EEPS )
Category/Level : Masters
Course Duration (months) : 24 months
Cost Range (NPR) :
Affiliated to : Pokhara University

Course Description:

Pokhara University offers a two-year (4-semester) M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering in Power System program. The Master of Science in Electric Power System Engineering program includes courses in Electric Power Engineering, as well as systems and components where electricity is primarily used to transfer energy.

The program is concerned with comprehending, modeling, and analyzing a wide range of topics concerning the design, operation, and control of individual power system components as well as the entire power system. Participants who successfully complete the program will be able to pursue both a professional career in industry and an academic research career. This master's program has had a significant impact on real-life problem-based learning, including case studies and problem solving with quantitative and qualitative models.

Admission info

Eligibility
> Bachelor's degree in Civil engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Hydropower Engineering, and Architecture or its equivalent from recognized University/ Institution.
> Minimum CGPA 2.0 in bachelor level exam from Pokhara University or Minimum 2nd division or equivalent grade in the bachelor's degree from other university/ institution.

Syllabus

The curriculum comprises the following distinct components

1. Foundation & Analytical Courses: The foundation and analytical courses provide the necessary academic background and analytical tools for M. Sc. study and are pre-requisite to advanced core courses.
2. Core and Functional Courses: The core and functional courses as mentioned in the curriculum structure of M. Sc. EEPS provide students with the concept of advanced power system analysis, prevailing concept in reliable and secure design, familiar with international code of practices and use of advance software.
3. Electives: A student is required to take four courses of three credit hours as electives. The objective of elective courses is to provide flexibility to the students in selecting course in which they have special interest. She/he can choose any course from the areas offered as mentioned in the course structure of M. Sc. EEPS
4. Thesis: Students are required to undertake novel and original graduate research in the field of Electrical Power system to analyze the problem and find the appropriate technical as well as feasible solution. Students are also required to prepare a research report on a prescribed format. This course covers 15 credit hours. 4 credits are also allocated for seminar and project works prior to thesis dissertation to provide pre- requisite for the thesis. A six-moth dissertation provides students with an opportunity to gain basic preliminary practical as well as theoretical experience of the research.