Computer Centre

A Computer Centre serves as the central hub for IT-related activities with 120 number of Computer Systems. It supports academic, administrative, research and communication functions.

  1. Academic and Educational Use
  • Student Training: Hands-on experience with programming, software tools, and IT systems.
  • Online Exams & Tests: Hosting computer-based assessments, quizzes, and competitive exams.
  • e-Learning Access: Supporting online courses.
  • Project Work: Providing a platform for final year or research projects.
  • Software Learning: Offering access to specialized software (e.g., AutoCAD, MATLAB, SPSS).
  1. Software Development and Testing
  • Developing, compiling, and testing programs in languages like C, Python, Java, etc.
  • Collaborative coding and version control using Git, GitHub, etc.
  • Hosting internal servers or sandboxes for app development.
  1. Administrative Use
  • Maintaining institutional databases, ERP systems, and student portals.
  • Email systems and office applications.
  1. Internet and Network Access
  • Providing secured internet 1000 Mbs and WIFI with 100 Mbs.
  • Access to digital libraries and online resources.
  • file servers and intranet services.
  1. Collaborative Learning and Communication
  • Enables virtual classrooms, video conferencing (e.g., Zoom, Google Meet).
  • Access to collaborative tools like Google Docs, MS Teams, etc.
  1. Record Keeping and Archiving
  • Digital storage of academic records, reports, and student data.
  • Secure backup and disaster recovery solutions.
  1. Technical Support
  • Centralized IT support hub for troubleshooting hardware/software issues.
  • Maintaining and updating systems across departments.
  1. Institutional Outreach and Development
  • Supports online registration, admissions, and placement activities.
  • Running institutional websites, emails, and communication portals.