ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION
About Us:
The Electronics and Communication Engineers Association (ECEA) is a dynamic, student- run organization committed to advancing innovation, collaboration, and academic excellence in the field of engineering. Recognized for its strong ethos of teamwork and a proven record of hosting impactful technical events, ECEA empowers students to build both in-depth technical knowledge and essential soft skills through immersive, practice-oriented activities.
Though anchored in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, ECEA embraces inclusivity by encouraging participation from students across all disciplines who are passionate about technology, creative problem-solving, and personal growth in a collaborative environment.
Our faculty guides:
ECEA’s success is guided by a dedicated and experienced team of faculty mentors:
Dr. N. Kumaratharan – Head of Department, ECE
Dr. T. J. Jeyaprabha – Faculty Coordinator & Associate Professor, ECE
Mrs. S. Mary Cynthia – Faculty Coordinator & Assistant Professor, ECE
Mr. L. K. Balaji Vignesh –Faculty Coordinator & Assistant Professor, ECE
Their visionary leadership and unwavering support have been pivotal in shaping ECEA into a premier platform for technical and professional development.
Vision for 2025–2026:
As we embark on a new academic year, ECEA remains dedicated to expanding its impact through a series of new and improved initiatives:
ECEA envisions building a collaborative, future-ready student community that thrives on innovation, continuous learning, and the drive to make meaningful contributions to the world of technology.
Events:
Over the years, the Electronics and Communication Engineers Association (ECEA) has hosted a diverse range of departmental and intercollegiate events, mostly in collaboration with IETE-SF and RACE, that foster creativity, technical excellence, and teamwork among students. Each event is thoughtfully curated to enhance both technical proficiency and interpersonal skills, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience.
Upagraha:
The premier National-Level Technical Festival that showcases student innovation through paper presentations, project demonstrations, technical quizzes, and innovative challenges. The event serves as a platform for aspiring engineers to share knowledge, explore new technologies, and gain national-level exposure.
Make-a-thon:
A dynamic design and development hackathon where participants collaborate intensively to create functional prototypes that address real-world challenges. It encourages problem-solving, teamwork, and innovative thinking under time-bound conditions.
ENIGMA:
A captivating cryptography and logic-based competition designed primarily for first- year students to strengthen their analytical reasoning and decoding skills. The event sparks curiosity and builds confidence in tackling intellectually stimulating puzzles and ciphers.
SYNAPSE:
An engaging circuit debugging challenge tailored for second-year students to test their understanding of electronics fundamentals. It enhances practical circuit analysis skills, sharpens logical reasoning, and bridges the gap between theoretical concepts and real-time troubleshooting.
TRACK BOT & MAZE BOT:
Engaging robotics competition designed to test precision, logic, and programming skills. Students build autonomous bots capable of navigating intricate tracks and mazes — combining hardware design, control logic, and coding in a hands-on engineering challenge.
WORKSHOPS & EXPERT INTERACTIONS:
Hands-on technical workshops and expert sessions on emerging fields such as Artificial Intelligence, IoT, 5G, Robotics, and Embedded Systems. These immersive experiences—delivered through interactive talks, webinars, and practical modules— enable students to gain valuable insights from industry professionals and apply them in their academic and project work.
These initiatives enrich students’ academic journeys, promoting a seamless blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Electronics and Communication Engineers Association
Office Bearers (2025 - 2026):
| President: | Mohammed Raeef (IVth Year ECE-B) |
| Vice president: | Harinee V T (IVth Year ECE - A) |
| Secretary: | Balaji S (IIIrd Year ECE - A) |
| Treasurer: | Surya K (IIIrd Year ECE - C) |
| Executive members: | Anushri V (IIIrd Year ECE - A) |
| Preethika R(IIIrd Year ECE-B) | |
| Sudesh Pillai (IIIrd Year ECE - C) | |
| Lavanya P (IIIrd Year ECE - B) | |
| Joint Secretaries: | N Yaazhinii (IInd Year ECE - B) |
| Abhimanyu Singh Bhati (IInd Year ECE - A) | |
| Prathiba MSK (IInd Year ECE - B) |
INAUGURATION 2025-26:
GALLERY: EVENTS 2024-25
ENIGMA 24-25
AMPERE QUEST 24-25
MAKEATHON 6.0
UPAGRAHA 24-25
Contact Us:
Dr T J Jeyaprabha
Associate Professor, ECE
jprabha@svce.ac.in
Mrs. S. Mary Cynthia
Assistant Professor, ECE
marycynthias@svce.ac.in
Mr. L.K.Balaji Vignesh
Assistant professor, ECE
balajivignesh@svce.ac.in
ECEA Activities: