M.Tech Programme · EE7 · Electrical Engineering · IIT Bombay

Solid State Devices

Semester 1

Total: 36 credits
Course CodeCourse NameC
EE 669VLSI Technology6
EE 733Solid State Devices6
Elective 16
Elective 26
Elective 36
EE 899Communication Skills6
Total36

Semester 2

Total: 70 credits
Course CodeCourse NameC
EE 694M.Tech Seminar4
EE 672Microelectronics Lab6
EE 735Microelectronics Simulation Lab6
Elective 46
Elective 56
EE 797Project Stage 142
Total70

Semester 3

Total: 12 credits
Course CodeCourse NameC
Elective 66
Institute Elective6
Total12

Semester 4

Total: 48 credits
Course CodeCourse NameC
EE798Project Stage 248
Total48

Electives

List of Electives (24 courses)

#Course CodeCourse NameC
1EE618CMOS Anaolg VLSI Design6
2EE620Physics of MOS Transistors6
3EE671VLSI Design6
4EE701Introduction to MEMS6
5EE723Physics of Nanoscale Devices I6
6EE724Nanoelectronics6
7EE727Physics of Nanoscale Devices II6
8EE728Growth & Characterization of Nanoelectronics Materials6
9EE746Neuromorphic Engineering6
10EE751Nanomagnetism & Spintronics6
11EE767Photonics System Engineering6
12EE668System Design6
13EE625Biosensors and BioMEMS6
14EE755Quantum transport in nanoscale devices6
15EE757Crystalline Silicon solar cells: Theory and Practice6
16EE765Reliability and Failure Analysis of Electronic Devices6
17PH504Quantum Electronics6
18EE787Topological Electronics6
19EE7842D Materials and Devices6
20EE788Advanced CMOS Logic and Flash Memory Devices6
21EE790Solar Photovoltaics: Photons to Farms6
22EE501Spin-Based Computing6
23EE6101Nonlinear Fiber Optics and Devices6
24NoteApart from the above list of courses, any course (above 5xx level courses) offered at Physics, Metallurgy & Materials Science, Energy Science & Engineering, etc. at IITB could be considered as an elective with the approval of faculty adviser. This is due to the strong interdisciplinary nature of the specialization.6

Notes

→ The thesis must lead to work of reputably publishable, patentable, or deployable quality.

→ Any course above 5xx level offered at IITB can be considered as an elective with faculty advisor approval.