Our Laboratories

The Computer Science Engineering laboratories provide students with practical exposure to programming, software development, computer networks, databases and modern computing technologies.

The Civil Engineering Department provides well-equipped laboratories that give students practical exposure and hands-on experience in various areas of Civil Engineering. The laboratories support experimental learning in surveying, strength of materials, soil mechanics, environmental engineering, highway engineering and hydraulic engineering.

List of Laboratories and Experiments

1. Surveying Laboratory
   • Total Station
   • Chain Survey
   • Compass Survey
   • Dummy Level
2. Strength of Materials Laboratory
   • UTM – Compression
   • UTM – Tension
   • Brinell Hardness Test
   • Torsion Test
3. Soil Mechanics Laboratory
   • Sand Replacement Test
   • Sieve Analysis Test
   • Core Cutter Test
   • Direct Shear Test
4. Environmental Engineering Laboratory
   • Electrical Conductivity Test
   • Dissolved Oxygen Demand
   • Jar Apparatus Test
   • pH Meter
5. Highway Engineering Laboratory
   • Penetrometer Test
   • Ring & Ball Apparatus
   • Weighing Machine
   • Viscometer
6. Hydraulic Engineering Laboratory
   • Orifice Meter
   • Mouth Piece Tank
   • Venturimeter
   • Reciprocating Pump

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering provides well-equipped laboratories that enable students to gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience in electrical engineering, power electronics, electrical machines, power systems, control systems and instrumentation.

Laboratories List

1. Engineering Practices Lab
2. Power Electronics and Drives Lab
3. Electrical Machines Lab
4. Power System Simulation Lab
5. Control and Instrumentation Lab

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering provides well-equipped laboratories that enable students to gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience in digital signal processing, embedded systems, circuit design, communication systems, VLSI, microprocessors and microcontrollers.

Laboratories List

1. Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
   • Frequency Analysis using DFT
   • Generation of Various Signals and Random Noise
2. Embedded Laboratory
   • Interfacing LED and PWM
   • Interfacing ADC and DAC
3. Circuit Design and Simulation Laboratory
   • Design and Analysis of Hartley Oscillator and Colpitts Oscillator
   • Design and Analysis of Single Tuned Amplifier
4. Analog and Digital Circuits Laboratory
   • Design of Regulator Power Supplies
   • Design of Frequency Response of CE Amplifier
5. Communication System Laboratory
   • Design and Testing Signal Sampling and Reconstruction
   • Design and Testing Time Division Multiplexing
6. Linear Integrated Circuits Laboratory
   • Design and Testing Inverting Amplifier
   • Design and Testing Non-Inverting Amplifier
7. VLSI Laboratory
   • Design an Adder (Min 8-Bit) using HDL. Simulate it using Xilinx / Altera software and implement using Xilinx / Altera FPGA.
   • Design a Multiplier (Min 8-Bit) using HDL. Simulate it using Xilinx / Altera software and implement using Xilinx / Altera FPGA.
8. Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Laboratory
   • Design of Counters and Time Delay using 8086 Kit
   • Design of Code Conversion using 8086 Kit

The Department of Mechanical Engineering provides well-equipped laboratories that offer students practical exposure and hands-on experience in manufacturing processes, thermal engineering, metrology, CAD, ANSYS, mechatronics, IoT and mechanical systems.

Laboratories List

1. Engineering Practices Laboratory
   • Carpentry Work
   • Sheet Metal Work
   • Lathe Work
   • Welding Works
2. Thermal Engineering Laboratory
   • Four Stroke Diesel Engine with Mechanical Loading
   • Four Stroke Diesel Engine with Electrical Loading
   • Closed Cup Apparatus
   • Two Stroke Petrol Engine Valve Timing Test
3. Metrology Laboratory
   • Measurement using Micrometer
   • Measurement using Vernier Caliper
   • Measurement using Slip Gauge
   • Measurement using Height Gauge
4. Manufacturing Processes Laboratory
   • Lathe Machines
   • Lathe Work
   • Radial Drilling Machine
   • Surface Grinder
   • Shaping Machine
5. Heat and Mass Transfer Laboratory
   • Composite Wall Apparatus
   • Guarded Plate Apparatus
   • Insulating Powder Apparatus
   • Air-Conditioner Test Rig
6. Mechatronics and IoT Laboratory
   • CNC Lathe & CNC Milling Machine
   • Hydraulic Trainer Kit
   • Pneumatic Trainer Kit
   • CNC Lathe
7. Dynamics Laboratory
   • Whirling of Shaft
   • Porter Governor
   • Dynamic Balancing Rotating Machine
   • Cam and Follower
8. CAD and ANSYS Laboratory
   • Computer Aided Machine Drawing
   • Analysis Software using ANSYS
9. Mechatronics and IoT Laboratory
   • Pick & Place Robot – Drone Model
   • Computer Controlled 3-D Printing Machine
   • Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV)

At SRRCET, the English Language Laboratory is an important facility that supports students in developing effective and efficient communication skills. The importance of the Language Laboratory has been clearly recognized in the college curriculum through communication-related courses.

Any learner who wants to communicate effectively and efficiently must have a strong command of the language. Clarity and accuracy are essential components of effective communication. The Language Laboratory provides students with opportunities to practise and evaluate their communication skills.

Students from all departments are trained to improve the four essential language skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing (LSRW).

The goal of the English Language Laboratory is to help students improve their language abilities through computer-based language learning. The laboratory is equipped with Internet-enabled computers, audio systems, LCD projectors, headphones, collar microphones and updated computer systems.

The technological facilities help learners improve their language skills by stimulating both visual and auditory learning. The resources available in the laboratory help students develop and maintain their listening skills. The language testing facility is also useful for evaluating students' speech and pronunciation.

Objectives of the Language Laboratory

1. To equip the learners with good communication skills.
2. To enable the learners to participate in discussions and debates.
3. To expose the learners to the exact patterns of language in terms of stress, pause, intonation and grammar.
4. To improve the presentation and participation skills of the learners.
5. To prepare the learners to face job interviews.

Topics Covered in the Language Laboratory

1. Basics of LSRW
2. Grammar and Vocabulary
3. Listening Comprehension: From Elementary to Higher Level
4. Reading Comprehension: Both Inbuilt and Extensive Materials
5. Writing: From Basic Sentence Patterns to Creative Writing
6. Introducing Oneself
7. Extempore
8. Technical Presentation
9. Business Correspondence
10. Technical Writing
11. Verbal Aptitude
12. Presentation Skills
13. Creating Video Profile
14. Situational Conversations
15. Career Development
16. Interview Skills
17. Public Speaking
18. Body Language