Computer Science & Computer Engineering Laboratories
Practical experience is part and parcel of every professional
institution. The Departments of Computer Science &
Computer Engineering maintain a wide variety of state- of the-
art laboratories. There are seven dedicated, spacious
and well-equipped laboratories, providing software and
hardware resources. The manuals of all lab experiments
have been prepared and are in-line with curriculum
of the program. All the laboratories are equipped with
latest machines with licensed and updated software.
Lab experiments are conducted by the experienced and
qualified lab engineers under the guidance of faculty
members. The latest, state-of-the-art PC workstations are
set up with wired and wireless internet access to facilitate
students in completing their assignments, lab reports, etc.
The detail of laboratories is given below:
This general-purpose Computing Lab provides open
access support for computer science and computer
engineering students. All general-purpose software
packages are installed on the latest machines. This
lab is dedicated for core computing courses such
as programming fundamentals, object-oriented
programming, data structures and algorithms etc.
Each machine of this lab provides specialized software
in addition to general purpose software design and
application. This laboratory is dedicated for core
computing and signal processing courses. Students can
get maximum benefit by having hands-on experience by
utilizing the latest workstations and simulation tools and
training kits required for the completion of experimental
work.
It provides embedded and other hardware resources that
are required to design, analyze and implement embedded
systems. In addition, the lab also has a number of analog
and digital equipment required for experimentation and
project completion at both junior and senior level of
undergraduate studies.
It is utilized to conduct experiments for communication
courses in the field of wired and wireless communication.
It helps the students in grasping theoretical concepts and
visualization of data transmission in terms of bits and
bytes. Peer-to-peer and client-server models along with
various network topologies are demonstrated. Different
simulation packages are installed in the lab to get an indepth
understanding and practical exposure to network
communication technologies.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab focuses on advancing
computer vision and decision-making systems necessary
for computers to make critical decisions when interacting
with the world. It greatly helps students to do where
in different areas such as rational decision making,
distributed systems of multiple agents, machine learning,
reinforcement learning, cognitive learning, game theory,
natural language processing and robotics.
A wide variety of graphics, CAD, database management
software, and other software packages are available on
these machines. Students use this lab heavily for designing
database solutions, generating queries, implementing
interactive processing and developing most suitable GUIs.
Electronics Lab is equipped with components such as
diodes, transistors, operational amplifiers, oscilloscope,
power supplies and function generators which are
essentially required to practically implement the theoretical
concepts of electronic systems.
Digital Systems Lab is designed for the understanding of digital logic concepts and consists of oscilloscopes,
digital trainers, digital multimeters, function generators,
8086 microprocessor kits and supporting accessories.
Implementation of adders, subtractors, logic
circuits,decoders, encoders, multiplexers, combinational
circuits, sequential logic circuits, flip-flops, counters and
registers also carried out in this lab. It also covers practical
implementation of microprocessor and interfacing
techniques.
Electronic Workshop Lab provides hands-on experience
to students about different electronic measuring
equipment such as oscilloscopes, Meggers, analog/ digital
multimeters and single/three-phase watt-meters.
CAED Lab has been established to address the basic
designing needs of all areas of engineering including
building design, floor plans in Civil Engineering, component
design in mechanical engineering and preparation of
schematic diagram or machines and various components
in electrical and electronics engineering.