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BE Electronics, Communication and Information

Powering the AI-Powered World

Dive into the future of smart systems—blend electronics, communication, and AI to build the tech that thinks.

Engineered for the AI Era

Step into a program where electronics and communication aren’t just tools—but intelligent allies in innovation.

Cyber Security

AI-Powered Signal Processing

Courses in ML for signal and image analysis, with real-time lab simulations.

Presentation on Large Langauge Models

IoT & Embedded AI Systems

Students design intelligent embedded devices, integrating sensors and microcontrollers.

Student using VR camera

Cybersecurity & Wireless Tech

Training in ethical hacking, secure protocols, and wireless communication systems.

AI School Collaboration initiated by Kathford

AI School Integration

Access to AI-driven projects in robotics, VLSI, FPGA design, and smart devices.

Overview of Course

Duration 4 Years, 8 Semesters

Incl, Internship

Location Balkumari

Lalitpur, Metropolitan City

Format Full Time

On Campus

Start date Mangsir- 2082

For Academic year 2082

INNOVATIVE SPECIALIZATION

Curriculum

Curriculum is the set of courses, and their content, offered at a school or university. A curriculum is prescriptive and is based on a more general syllabus which merely specifies what topics must be understood and to what level to pass an examination.

AIML

AI & ML

FIFI

Finance & Fintech

SAMA

Sales and Marketing

MAST

Management & Strategy

COMM

Communication & Self Development

Admission Process at Kathford

Discover how to begin your academic path at Kathford. Admission details and financial guidelines, all in one place.

01

Eligibility & Entrance Exam

01

Eligibility & Entrance Exam

To apply for Engineering at Kathford,

  • you must have completed +2 Science or PCL with a minimum of ‘C’ grade in all subjects.
  • You must pass the IOE (Institute of Engineering) Entrance Examination conducted by Tribhuvan University.

02

College Visit & Priority Form Submission

02

College Visit & Priority Form Submission

After clearing the IOE exam, students must visit Kathford and fill out the College Priority Form (Rs. 500). In this form, students rank their preferred engineering programs (e.g., Civil, Computer, Electronics). The college then evaluates your preferences and publishes the selection result within a week.

03

Program Confirmation & Admission

03

Program Confirmation & Admission

If you are selected for your preferred program, you can proceed with admission. However, if you’re selected for a different program than your first choice, you can visit the college to discuss your options and take necessary steps accordingly. Once you confirm your seat, you complete the formal admission process.

04

Onboarding & Orientation

04

Onboarding & Orientation

Upon admission, students receive a Kathford college email ID and are contacted with essential academic resources, course details, and syllabi. Students are then welcomed through a special orientation session where they meet faculty members, fellow students, and participate in a welcome program.

Eligibility Criteria for BE Electronics, Communication and Information

  • Must Clear IoE Entrance Examination
  • Minimum ‘C’ in all subjects in PCL/+2 in Science with Physics and Math or Biology with Extra Math

Our Approach

KATHFORD LEARNING EXPERIENCE MODEL

Empowering students with a holistic, future-ready education that blends academic excellence, professional development, innovation, and personal growth—crafted to shape adaptable, creative, and globally competent graduates.

Student Profile

  • Academic Information
  • Interests
  • Academic Objectives
  • Career Goals and Aspirations
  • Language Proficiency
  • Digital Proficiency
Foundational Literacy
  • Reading Proficiency
  • Writing Skills
  • Comprehension Abilities
  • Subject Specific Literacy
  • Advanced Learning
  • Preparation
Professional Skills
  • Technical Skill
  • Analytical Skill
  • Interpersonal Skill
  • Project Management
Learning and Innovation Skills
  • Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Skills.
  • Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
  • Communication
  • Collaboration
Life and Career Skills
  • Flexibility and Adaptability
  • Initiative, Self-Direction and Career Planning
  • Social and Cross-Cultural Skills
  • Productivity and Accountability
  • Leadership
  • Active Learning and Curiosity
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Financial, Civic & Environmental Literacy
  • Global Awareness
STRUCTURE AND LEARNING DOMAIN

Expected Outcomes
What fundamental literacy skills do students need to master for comprehensive knowledge and understanding?
Which specific professional skills should students cultivate to enhance career readiness and achieve success in the workplace?
Which essential life and career skills, including adaptability, leadership, and social responsibility, should be equipped to ensure holistic personal and professional development for students?

  • Navigation of knowledge, skills and abilities
  • Aligning learning objectives with Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Feedback and loop communication
Academic goals and Strategy
  • Additional Courses and Specialized Trainings
  • Workshops and Practical Skill Development
  • Seminars and Industry Guest Speakers
  • Professional Certifications and Qualifications
  • Industry-Relevant Research Projects
  • Networking Events and Conferences
  • Collaboration with Industry Partners
  • Guided Projects
  • Mentorship
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  • Student Clubs
  • Events
STUDENT EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES
  • Physical Amenities
  • Community and Affiliations
  • Learner Resources
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
PROCESS AND PILLARS

Processes designed to achieve the outcomes
Processes and pillars encompass the essential actions and foundations required for holistic student development, aligning with academic goals, professional readiness, enriched experiences, and a conducive learning environment. These form the integral framework guiding the comprehensive approach toward fostering well-rounded individuals prepared for the challenges of the future.

LEARNING EXPERIENCE MODEL CANVAS

Student Profile

  • Academic Information
  • Interests
  • Academic Objectives
  • Career Goals and Aspirations
  • Language Proficiency
  • Digital Proficiency
STRUCTURE AND LEARNING DOMAIN

Expected Outcomes
What fundamental literacy skills do students need to master for comprehensive knowledge and understanding?
Which specific professional skills should students cultivate to enhance career readiness and achieve success in the workplace?
Which essential life and career skills, including adaptability, leadership, and social responsibility, should be equipped to ensure holistic personal and professional development for students?

Foundational Literacy
  • Reading Proficiency
  • Writing Skills
  • Comprehension Abilities
  • Subject Specific Literacy
  • Advanced Learning
  • Preparation
Professional Skills
  • Technical Skill
  • Analytical Skill
  • Interpersonal Skill
  • Project Management
Learning and Innovation Skills
  • Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurship Skills.
  • Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
  • Communication
  • Collaboration
Life and Career Skills
  • Flexibility and Adaptability
  • Initiative, Self-Direction and Career Planning
  • Social and Cross-Cultural Skills
  • Productivity and Accountability
  • Leadership
  • Active Learning and Curiosity
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Financial, Civic & Environmental Literacy
  • Global Awareness
PROCESS AND PILLARS

Processes designed to achieve the outcomes
Processes and pillars encompass the essential actions and foundations required for holistic student development, aligning with academic goals, professional readiness, enriched experiences, and a conducive learning environment. These form the integral framework guiding the comprehensive approach toward fostering well-rounded individuals prepared for the challenges of the future.

  • Navigation of knowledge, skills and abilities
  • Aligning learning objectives with Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • Feedback and loop communication
Academic goals and Strategy
  • Additional Courses and Specialized Trainings
  • Workshops and Practical Skill Development
  • Seminars and Industry Guest Speakers
  • Professional Certifications and Qualifications
  • Industry-Relevant Research Projects
  • Networking Events and Conferences
  • Collaboration with Industry Partners
  • Guided Projects
  • Mentorship
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  • Student Clubs
  • Events
STUDENT EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES
  • Physical Amenities
  • Community and Affiliations
  • Learner Resources
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

The Kathford Experience

Join the Community of Creators and Winners.

Kathford student Ashish Thapa receiving Shivraj Pant Memorial Award for academic excellence

Course Overview

Master Concepts Inside And Outside the Classroom

In Class

Engineering Mathematics I

Limits, continuity, and differentiation

Integration and applications

Matrices and linear algebra

Computer Programming

Basics of C programming

Arrays, pointers, functions

File handling and structures

Engineering Drawing I

Orthographic and isometric projection

Geometric construction

Sectional views and dimensioning

Engineering Physics

Mechanics and waves

Thermodynamics

Electricity and magnetism

Digital Logic

Number systems and Boolean algebra

Logic gates and minimization

Combinational and sequential circuits

Basic Electrical Engineering

DC and AC circuits

Network theorems

Transformers and machines basics

Out Class

Basic Electronics Workshop

Build and test simple circuits while learning core electronics principles.

Creative student creating technical tools at lab

Arduino Beginner Training

Create basic microcontroller projects using Arduino programming and sensors.

Student designing electrical circuit
In Class

Engineering Mathematics II

Differential equations

Vector calculus

Infinite series

Microprocessor

8085/8086 architecture

Assembly programming

Memory and I/O interfacing

Object Oriented Programming

Classes and objects

Inheritance and polymorphism

File handling and exception handling

Engineering Chemistry

Chemical bonding and kinetics

Electrochemistry and corrosion

Polymers and environmental chemistry

Electric Circuits and Machines

AC/DC circuits

Network theorems

Transformers and rotating machines

Workshop Technology

Fitting, welding, and carpentry

Machining and casting

Safety practices and tools

Out Class

MATLAB & Simulink for Circuit Simulation

Model and simulate circuits using MATLAB and Simulink tools.

Student creating a electrical circuit using breadboard , resistors, battery, capacitor inductor

C Graphics Programming Workshop

Create simple 2D graphics and animations using C programming.

Student and Instructor participating in Kathford event
In Class

Engineering Mathematics III

Complex numbers

Fourier and Laplace transforms

Partial differential equations

Control Systems

Open and closed-loop systems

Transfer functions

Stability and feedback analysis

Probability and Statistics

Probability distributions

Expectation and variance

Hypothesis testing

Instrumentation

Sensors and transducers

Measurement systems

Signal conditioning

Electronics Devices and Circuit

Diodes and transistors

Amplifiers and biasing

Frequency response and feedback

Electromagnetics

Electrostatics and magnetostatics

Maxwell’s equations

Wave propagation

Out Class

Python for Data Analysis

Learn Python for scientific computing, data processing, and automation.

Student Learning with laptops

Raspberry Pi for IoT Projects

Explore Raspberry Pi to build smart IoT systems and automate tasks.

Students actively engaging in a workshop related to robotics
In Class

Discrete Structure

Logic & proofs

Sets & relations

Graphs & trees

Numerical Methods

Root finding

Integration & differentiation

Linear equations

Applied Mathematics

Z-transform

Fourier series

Complex functions

Data Structure and Algorithms

Arrays, stacks, queues

Trees & graphs

Sorting & searching

Advanced Electronics

Amplifiers

Oscillators

Feedback circuits

Computer Graphics

2D/3D transforms

Clipping

Rendering

Out Class

Linux & Shell Scripting Workshop

Automate system operations and learn efficient command-line techniques.

Vivitek - Vivid Color, Vivid Life

PCB Design & Fabrication Workshop

Design, fabricate, and test printed circuit boards for electronic applications.

IT Technician
In Class

Engineering Economics

Cost analysis

Depreciation & inflation

Project evaluation

Database Management Systems

ER modeling & normalization

SQL and relational databases

Transactions & indexing

Computer Network

OSI & TCP/IP models

Routing & switching

Network security basics

Computer Organization and Architecture

CPU & memory structure

Instruction cycles

I/O systems & pipelining

Operating Systems

Process & thread management

Memory & file systems

Scheduling & concurrency

Filter Design

Analog & digital filters

FIR/IIR filter design

Frequency response

Out Class

Embedded System Prototyping

Develop real-time applications using microcontrollers and embedded systems.

Robort created by Kathford students

Bot Development Challenge

Design and program bots to solve creative automation challenges.

Creative student creating technical tools at lab
In Class

Communication English

Technical writing

Presentation skills

Professional communication

Project Management

Project planning & scheduling

Resource management

Risk and quality control

Propagation and Antenna

Wave propagation

Antenna types & parameters

Radiation patterns

Communication Systems

AM, FM, PM techniques

Modulation & demodulation

Noise analysis

Object Oriented Software Engineering

OOP concepts in design

UML & software modeling

Design patterns

Embedded Systems

Microcontroller programming

Real-time systems

Sensors & interfacing

Minor Project

Problem identification

Design & development

Report & presentation

Out Class

AI & ML for Signal Processing

Apply machine learning algorithms to analyze and process signals.

Robot manufactured by Kathford students

FPGA and VHDL Design Lab

Build digital circuits and implement them using FPGA and VHDL.

Kathford students developing communication and leadership skills during Prep4Profession class
In Class

RF and Microwave Engineering

Microwave components

Transmission lines

RF circuit design

Artificial Intelligence

Search algorithms

Machine learning basics

Knowledge representation

Digital Signal Analysis and Processing

Discrete-time signals

Fourier and Z-transforms

Digital filters

Wireless Communication

Cellular systems

Modulation schemes

Multiple access techniques

Organization and Management

Organizational behavior

Leadership & motivation

Business ethics

Elective I

Advanced concepts

Practical applications

Project I

Proposal and planning

System design

Progress reporting

Out Class

Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking Workshop

Learn network security basics, ethical hacking, and vulnerability analysis.

Students actively engaging in a workshop related to computer science

External Tech Competitions

Participate in national hackathons and robotics challenges for real-world exposure.

Kathford's Dot Connect Team participating in an event
In Class

Telecommunications

Transmission media

Switching techniques

Network protocols

Professional Practice

Ethics and professionalism

Communication skills

Legal aspects in engineering

Energy, Environment and Society

Renewable energy sources

Environmental impact

Sustainable development

Information Systems

System analysis & design

Database management

Enterprise systems

Elective II

Specialized advanced topic

Practical applications

Latest technologies

Elective III

Another specialized subject

Industry relevance

Case studies

Project II

Implementation and testing

Documentation

Final presentation

Out Class

Career & Resume Development Workshop

Prepare for the job market with resume building and interview skills.

Presentation on Large Langauge Models

Hackathon for Social Impact

Collaborate to build tech solutions that address real-world community problems.

8th semester student paricipating in Hackathon for social impact
Experience engineering beyond textbooks through real-world events and exposure.

Course Roster

Term
Course Name Professor Concentration Credit Hour
Digital Logic
Praches Acharya
Prashant Bashyal
Digital Circuit Design, Boolean Algebra, Logic Systems
48 hours
Electric Circuits and Machines
Raju Shah
Raju Shrestha
Circuit Analysis, Electrical Machines, Power Systems
48 hours
Electronics Devices and Circuit
Chaitya Shova Shakya
Semiconductor Devices, Analog Circuits, Electronic Components
48 hours
Engineering Chemistry
Anant Babu Marahatta
Materials Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Environmental Chemistry
48 hours
Engineering Mathematics II
Arjan Kumar Sunar
Vector Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations
48 hours
Object Oriented Programming
Bishon Lamichhane
Software Development, Programming Paradigms, Object-Oriented Design
48 hours
Computer Organization and Architecture
Subash Sharma
Jaydeep Shah
Processor Architecture, Memory Hierarchy, Instruction Set Design
48 hours
Discrete Structure
Manish Nhuchhe
Graph Theory, Logic and Set Theory, Combinatorics
48 hours
Electromagnetics
Narayan Adhikari
Prashant Bashyal
Field Theory, Antenna and Wave Propagation, Microwave Engineering
48 hours
Instrumentation
Saban Kumar KC
Sochindra Kumar Ray
Sensors and Transducers, Measurement Techniques, Control Systems
48 hours
Numerical Methods
Kishor Adhikari
Computational Techniques, Numerical Analysis, Scientific Computing
48 hours
Signals and Systems
Chandra Shekhar
Signal Analysis, System Modeling, Time and Frequency Domain Analysis
48 hours
Computer Networks
Saurav Raj Onta
Network Architecture, Protocol Design, Data Communication
48 hours
Computer Organization and Architecture
Subash Sharma
Jaydeep Shah
Processor Design, Memory Systems, Instruction Set Architecture
48 hours
Database Management System
Prabin Kumar Jha
Data Modeling, SQL and Query Processing, Database Design
48 hours
Engineering Economics
Subodh Sharma Gautam
Cost Estimation, Economic Analysis, Resource Management
48 hours
Filter Design
Nabin Neupane
Analog Filters, Digital Filters, Signal Processing
48 hours
Operating System
Jaydeep Shah
Process Management, Memory Management, File Systems
48 hours
Artificial Intelligence
Dhawa Sang Dong
Machine Learning, Neural Networks, Natural Language Processing
48 hours
Digital Signal Analysis and Processing
Suresh Prasad Sah
Bimal Aryal
Signal Filtering, Image Processing, Speech Recognition
48 hours
Elective I Enterprise Computing
Dipak Prasad Poudel
Enterprise Architecture, Cloud Computing, Business Process Management
48 hours
Organization and Management
Amar Joshi
Leadership, Project Management, Organizational Behavior
48 hours
RF and Microwave Engineering
Kailash Karki
Antenna Design, Wave Propagation, Microwave Circuit Design
48 hours
Wireless Communication
Bimal Aryal
Mobile Networks, Signal Propagation, Network Security
48 hours

Award and achievement

Celebrating Excellence: Recognizing Student Achievements and Milestones!

Meet The Masters

Masters Who Make Learning Lit.

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Er. Chaitya Shova Shakya

Assistant Professor, Department Head

Department of Computer and Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering.

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Er. Prabin Kumar Jha

Assistant Professor, Deputy Head of Department, Examination Coordinator:

Department of Computer and Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering

Mr. Arjan Kumar Sunar : Graded Senior Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering
Mr. Arjan Kumar Sunar

Assistant Professor,

Department of Civil Engineering

Mr. Bimal AryalLecturer, Computer/Electronics Communication and Information Engineering
Er. Bimal Aryal

Assistant Professor,

Department of Computer and Electronics Communication and Information Engineering

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Er. Jaydeep Shah

Assistant Professor,

Department of Computer and Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering

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Er. Krishna Gautam

Assistant Professor,

Department of Computer and Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering

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Rabi Kumar KC

Lab Assistant

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Milan Shrestha

Lab Assistant,

Department of Computer and Electronics, Communication and Information Engineering

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Miss Juli Kumari Singh

Department Secretary,

Department of Computer and Electronics Communication and Information Engineering

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