The Computer engineering department supplies students with many well equipped laboratories for conducting experiments and have better understanding of the computer technology.
The Computer Labs have high technology computers and printers. Courses taught are Data Structures, Structured Programming, Database systems, Operating Systems, Data Security, Introduction to Computers, Programming Applications, Object Oriented programming, Advanced Programming, Introduction to Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Pattern Recognition, Modelling and simulation,
The Computer engineering department supplies students with many well equipped laboratories for conducting experiments and have better understanding of the computer technology.
The Computer Labs have high technology computers and printers. Courses taught are Data Structures, Structured Programming, Database systems, Operating Systems, Data Security, Introduction to Computers, Programming Applications, Object Oriented programming, Advanced Programming, Introduction to Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Pattern Recognition, Modelling and simulation.
This lab is primarily used for conducting experiments to help students develop system architecture and test digital systems on desktop computers for course. This lab is capable of handling a maximum of 26 students at a time, where each student has access to one desktop computer (Intel quad core i7 series).
The Digital circuits Labs are one of the main laboratories in Computer Engineering department. They provide an equipped environment for students to design and develop digital circuits. The available instruments and apparatuses facilitate students work ranging from fundamental Digital Logic circuits to advanced Digital applications. Introductory Digital logic courses are taught in this lab.
The Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) Lab is devoted to the application of FPGA technology to information processing and general computing using VHDL synthesis methods for hardware development. Lab is equipped with commercial CAD software for VHDL simulation, synthesis, and implementation of systems in programmable XILINX XUP 100,000 gates FPGA devices. The courses taught in this lab are Digital System Design, Computer Architecture, and Computer Performance.
The Microprocessor labs are equipped with all the necessary lab equipments, Micro Controller Kits, and all types of tools, accessories and a variety of Digital / Analogue components. These labs characterize the computer engineering department. Continuous upgrades are conducted on it to assure that it is compatible with the latest technological advances. The lab work aims to develop and enhance the students' capabilities in several relevant aspects. Practical skills are developed through experiencing real life scenarios. Present in the labs practical facilities for all Micro Processor Basics, Interfacing, Programming, Controlling and Monitoring and it is further being enhanced with the addition of many new Micro Controllers, Micro Controller Kits, Micro Processors / Controller Training stations and Interfacing Units. Courses taught in these labs are Digital Electronics, Introduction to Microprocessor, Data Acquisition Systems, Intelligent Robotics and Microcomputer Based Design.
The networks lab is devoted for the purpose of conducting network simulations and researches in the wide field of computer networking weather it was wired or wireless networks. The computers in the lab are equipped with all the needed hardware and software needed for developing distributed applications that work over the network.
This lab has up-to-date tools that are used in different programming languages. It supports a suitable environment for building neural networks in addition to developing smart applications for pattern recognition. The lab houses 34 computers, each attached to 1 large-screen monitor. These computers are connected to the internet through high speed LAN.
This lab provides the students with the up-to-date tools to allow them to implement different data management systems for database courses and various machine learning algorithms for data mining courses. It is also used to aid the student in developing GUI and object-oriented projects using various programming languages (e.g. C#, Java, etc). The lab houses thirty four (34) computers, each attached to 1 large-screen monitor.
This lab is used for general-purpose. In particular, it mainly offers first year programming courses. The lab houses 30 computers, each attached to 1 large-screen monitor. The main software installed is DevC and CodeBlocks.
