Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology - [MSIT]

The computer labs in the CSE department are equipped with high-quality computers and software with good configurations. Students, faculty, and staff all have access to these labs, which offer various tools and technologies for a wide range of tasks such as creating websites, editing documents, completing class assignments, sending emails, conducting data analyses, and accessing library resources. Microsoft Windows software is available for word processing, statistics, spreadsheet work, and database management. Furthermore, a wide selection of other software programs are also available for use. The department consists of multiple labs, and the specifics of each lab are outlined below:

System Configuration: ● DELL Desktop Intel Core™ 10700 CPU @2.90 GHz, i7 10th Generation, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 1TB HDD, keyboard, Optical USB Mouse, TFT Monitor. ● Server Dell Poweredge T430, Intel Xeon CPU ES-2604 V4 @1070 GHZ Processor, 16 GB RAM, 3TB HDD SATA, Optical Mouse, Keyboard, TFT. Computer Networking(CN) Lab: During the odd semester, the department conducts practical sessions on computer networks, which refer to the interconnection of computing devices capable of sharing resources and exchanging data. To transmit information over physical or wireless technologies, these networked devices employ a set of rules known as communication protocols. For the implementation of various programs based on computer networking, students use Cisco Packet Tracer and Network Simulator NS 3 in conjunction with the Ubuntu Operating system. Python Lab: The Python lab is designed to enhance student's programming skills by providing a hands-on environment for coding, debugging, and implementing object-oriented concepts using Python. This lab serves as a foundation for students to develop coding proficiency and gain practical exposure to real-world programming scenarios. Subjects taught: ● Programming in Python (CIC-332) ● Computer Network (CIC- 355) Software installed: Cisco Packet Tracer, VS code

System Configuration: ● DELL OptiPlex 5080 Desktop PC (Intel Core i7-10700 / 8 GB DDR4 RAM / 1TB 7200 RPM Hard Disk / Integrated Graphics Card (2 GB) / Wi-Fi enabled / DVD RW/ USB- Keyboard & Mouse / 19.5 LED TFT) Operating Systems(OS) Lab: The lab focuses on hands-on experiments in CPU scheduling (FCFS, SJF, Priority, Round Robin), page replacement policies (LRU, FIFO, Optimal), memory management algorithms (First Fit, Best Fit, Worst Fit), semaphore-based synchronization (Reader/Writer, Producer-Consumer problems), deadlock avoidance (Banker's algorithm), and various file organization techniques. Statistics, Statistical Modelling & Data Analytics (SSM & DA) Lab: In this lab, students perform hands-on exercises involving matrix operations, eigenvalues, and eigenvectors, and solve equations using various methods. They explore matrix properties, reduced row echelon form, and function plotting. Additionally, they present data as frequency tables, identify outliers, and assess project risks. The lab also includes exercises on scatter diagrams, residual plots, correlation, time series analysis, linear regression, and concepts of probability and distributions. This comprehensive approach enhances their understanding of mathematical and statistical techniques. Subjects taught: ● SSM & DA(DA-304P) ● Operating system (CIC-353) Software installed: Scilab, VS code

System Configuration: ● DELL 3268 Vostro Desktop PC Configuration Core i5 7th Gen/ 4GBDDR4 RAM/ 1TB SATA/ DVD RW/USB Keyboard USB Mouse/ 18.5 LED TFT. Programming Lab: The Programming Lab is a hands-on learning space where participants develop coding skills, test software, and apply theoretical concepts. It includes exercises, debugging, and project-based learning, fostering critical thinking and innovation. Equipped with essential tools, it plays a key role in computer science and engineering education. Subjects taught: - ● Programming in C(ES-153/154) Software installed: - VS Code

System Configuration: ● DELL 3268 Vostro Desktop PC Configuration Core i5 7th Gen/ 4GBDDR4 RAM/ 1TB SATA/ DVD RW/USB Keyboard USB Mouse/ 18.5 LED TFT.

This lab provides hands-on exercises to implement and demonstrate various programming and statistical concepts. Students learn matrix multiplication, loops, and conditional statements. They explore probability limits, plot normal and exponential distributions, fit binomial, Poisson, and normal distributions, and implement linear and multiple regression models. Additionally, they solve linear programming, transportation, and assignment problems using different methods. These experiments enhance students' understanding of programming, statistical analysis, and optimization techniques, preparing them for real-world applications. Compiler Design Lab: This lab provides hands-on practice in compiler writing with LEX/YACC. Students write programs to check grammar rules, remove left recursion, and perform left factoring. They also implement stack operations, determine leading non-terminals, and perform shift-reduce parsing. Additionally, they find FIRST of non-terminals and check operator precedence. These exercises enhance understanding of compiler design and parsing techniques, preparing students for advanced topics in language processing and software development. Subjects taught : - ● Compiler Design(CIC-351) ● Probability, Statistics and Linear Programming Lab(BS-252) Software installed: - VS code

System Configuration: ACER P-V Core i5 processor, 2nd generation, CPU @3.0 GHz, 4GB DDR3 RAM,500 GB HDD, DVD R/W, Keyboard, Optical Mouse, TFT 18.5. colour monitor Design & Analysis of Algorithm Lab: During odd semesters, the lab on Design of Algorithms is conducted. This lab serves as an introduction to the fundamentals of computational complexity analysis and various algorithm design techniques. The lab aims to impart knowledge on both the underlying mathematical theory and practical considerations of efficiency. To implement the algorithms, the lab requires the use of Turbo C7, which is a widely used programming environment that enables students to practice coding and apply the concepts learned in the lectures. DBMS Lab: During the semester, the lab on Database Management Systems (DBMS) is conducted. The primary objective of this lab is to provide students with an opportunity to apply the concepts learned in the DBMS subject. In this lab, students develop a database using Oracle 11g, which is a widely used database management system, to implement various SQL-based queries. By practicing database design and implementation, students gain hands-on experience and develop practical skills in database management. Subjects taught : - ● Design & Analysis of Algorithm(CIC-359), ● Database Management System (CIC-256)

System Configuration: ● Acer System:- Acer I-5, 2320 CPU, 3GHZ, 4 GB DDR# RAM, 500GB HDD(SATA), Optical Mouse, Keyboard, LCD Screen with APC UPS ● HP – Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHz, 4 GB RAM, 500 GB SATA HDD, DVD Writer, on board LAN, Keyboard, Optical Mouse, 18.5” TFT Color Monitor Java Lab: This lab provides an overview of the Java programming language, covering its basics such as inheritance, virtual function calls, and the underlying mechanisms that support them. All the experiments in this lab are conducted using JDK (Java Development Kit) software, which provides an integrated development environment for writing, debugging, and executing Java programs. Through this lab, students gain a solid understanding of Java's fundamentals and develop practical skills in programming with Java. Object Oriented Programming Lab: During the odd semester, practical sessions on OOPS (Object-Oriented Programming) are conducted in the lab. The purpose of this lab is to solidify students' comprehension of fundamental object- oriented programming concepts, such as objects, classes, subclasses, and methods, and their implementation in C/C++. Additiona