infrastructure

Present details about infrastructural facilities
Library
Number of Journals, Magazines  -  11
Books  -  414
Internet facilities for staff and students
Browsing Centre
Personal Laptop through Wi-Fi Connection  -  5
Department laptop through Wi-Fi connection  -  Nil
Total number of Classrooms
B.Sc  -  3 (Shift I & II)
BCA  -  2
M.Sc  -  1
M.Phil  -  1
Classrooms with ICT facility
B.Sc  -  3 (Shift I & II)
BCA  -  1
M.Sc  -  1
Students? laboratories
S. NoParticularsAvailable Facilities
1.No. Of Computer Terminals66
2.Hardware SpecificationInter Pentium IV Processor. Inter Mother Boards, 2GB/1GB/512DDR Ram, 500/120 GB HDD, TFT/CRT Monitor, 104 Keys Keyboard, PS2 Mouse, SMPS with Cabinet
Inter Pentium III Processor, Inter MGB HDD, CRT Monitor, 104 Keys Keyboard, Serial Mouse, SMPS with Cabinet
3.No. of Servers in DBC2
4.No. of Terminals of LAN/WAN68
5.Peripherals 
6.PrintersDot Matrix 24 Pin : 2 Nos
7.Cooling Systems (AC) Window 1.5 Ton3
8.Power backup (UPS)10 KVA ONLINE UPS system with 1 hr Backup
7.5 KVA ON LINE UPS System with 1 hr Backup
  • Research laboratories  :  Nil

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