Webinar on “Advancements in Electrical Engineering in Core Industries”
The objectives of the Webinar was
- to develop knowledge on the Latest advancements in Electrical Engineering.
- to build knowledge Core Electrical Industries
Speaker:
- Akhila R, Assistant Professor, Department of EEE
Webinar Coordinator
- Ms.Neenu T, Assistant Professor, Department of EEE
The Webinar was held on 11 July 2020, attended by 38 members from Faculty from various departments in the college and students.
The Seminar started with the inauguration at 06.30 PM on 11th July 2020.
The Main Topics of Discussion was
WHAT IS THE FUTURE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING?
When somebody drives an electric car, uses a smartwatch to track their steps, or controls their lights and heat from a smartphone app, they’re benefiting from the work of electrical engineers. Electrical engineering plays a key role in technological innovations that advance society in countless ways.For today’s engineering students, then, it’s crucial to explore the future of electrical engineering and understand where opportunity lies.
What Is the Job Outlook for Electrical Engineering?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects electrical engineering employment will grow 2% from 2021 to 2031, while the average profession will grow 5%. But other employment trends are more encouraging, suggesting the future of electrical engineering may include robust demand in a variety of industries.
Top Industries for Electrical Engineering Jobs
According to the BLS, a diverse group of industries and sectors employed the highest percentages of electrical engineers in 2021.
- Engineering services, such as designers, contractors, and consultants: 21%
- Electric power generation, transmission, and distribution: 9%
- Medical, navigational, measurement, and control devices: 7%
- Scientific research and development: 5%
- Semiconductor manufacturing: 4%
What Are Some Electrical Engineering Innovations of the Future?
- Electric Vehicles
- Wearable Technology
- Smart Grids
- Robotics, Automation, and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Internet of Things (IoT) Devices
The participants gave positive feedback on their learning experience during the Webinar in the feedback session.
