School of Computer Science & Engineering

Laboratory for Computer Science Research is a unit of the School of Computer Science and Engineering. Housing over 120 powerful, Internet-ready workstations, 4 servers and high quality facilities, the Laboratory provide graduate students and faculty with state-of-the-art equipments for conducting research. It is also available to undergraduate student for student project and lab hours.

The Laboratory for Computer Science Research has four individual Laboratories:

Laboratory of Software Engineering

Laboratory of Software Engineering includes facilities to conduct research in software development, software methodologies. Each workstation comes with Visual Studio .NET programming tool. A computer server supporting sate-of-the-art CASE tool, Rational Rose, is available for Software Engineering classes, student projects and faculty/graduate student research.

Laboratory of Database Systems

Laboratory of Database Systems includes facilities to conduct research in Database systems and Database applications development. Each workstation comes with programming tool as well as Oracle client. A computer server with Oracle 10 server is ready for Database Systems classes, student projects and faculty/graduate student research.

Laboratory of Operating Systems

Laboratory of Operating Systems includes facilities to conduct research in Operating system and Computer Architecture. Each workstation comes with Windows XP and Linux operating system. A computer server with windows server operating systems is ready. This Laboratory is available to Operating System classes, Computer Architecture classes, student projects and faculty/graduate student research.

Laboratory of Computer Networks

Laboratory of Computer Networks includes facilities to conduct research in Distributed Systems, Computer Networks and Parallel Processing. All workstations are network-ready and come with Linux/Unix Operating systems. This Laboratory is suitable for Computer Networks classes, Distributed Systems classes, student projects and faculty/graduate student research.