Department have two Project lab i.e., Project Lab 1 and Project Lab 2
In this lab, students will work on a long-term project that spans several semesters. The project may be based on a real-world problem or a theoretical concept and will require students to apply the knowledge and skills they have learned in their coursework. Students will work in teams and be responsible for project planning, design, implementation, testing, and documentation. The project may be interdisciplinary in nature and require students to work with other departments or outside organizations. Examples of project topics include developing a mobile app, designing a solar-powered vehicle, or building an autonomous drone. The project lab provides an opportunity for students to gain hands-on experience, work collaboratively, and develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Processor: Intel Core i3 processor with a clock speed of 3.10 GHz.
Memory: 4 GB RAM is available to support multitasking and to run memory-intensive software.
Storage: System have least 500 GB of storage,
Display: A high-resolution display (at least 1920x1080 pixels) to allow for detailed viewing of project work.
Operating system: Windows 10, depending on the project requirements. It is also updated to ensure that the operating system is up-to-date with the latest updates and security patches.
Software: Depending on the nature of the project, students may need software such as a programming IDE (Integrated Development Environment), CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software, simulation software, or data analysis tools. It is important to ensure that the required software is installed and updated on the system.
Internet connectivity: A reliable internet connection available to access online resources and collaborate with team members.

In this lab, students will learn how to design, develop, and manage databases using a DBMS. The lab provides students with hands-on experience in creating and managing databases using software such as Oracle, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server. Students will work individually or in small groups, and will be required to complete assignments and projects that will test their knowledge and understanding of DBMS concepts.

The lab have the following specifications:
Adequate number of computers with the required system configuration to support DBMS tasks
Internet connectivity for access to online resources and collaboration with team members
DBMS software such as Oracle, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server
A projector for demonstrations and presentations

In this lab, students will learn the fundamentals of the Python programming language. The lab provides students with hands-on experience in using Python to write code for various applications such as web development, data analysis, and machine learning. Students will work individually or in small groups, and will be required to complete programming assignments and projects that will test their knowledge and understanding of Python programming concepts.

The lab has the following specifications:
Adequate number of computers with the required system configuration to support programming tasks
Internet connectivity for access to online resources and collaboration with team members
Python software such as a programming IDE and a Python interpreter
A projector for demonstrations and presentations

Web Technology Lab (Web Tech Lab): In this lab, students will learn how to design, develop, and manage web pages using a web development tools. The lab provides students with hands-on experience in creating and managing web pages using software such as HTML, CSS, Java Script etc .Students will work individually or in small groups, and will be required to complete assignments and projects that will test their knowledge and understanding of Web development concepts.

The lab have the following specifications:

Adequate number of computers with the required system configuration to support Web Development tasks.
Internet connectivity for access to online resources and collaboration with team members.
Web Development software such as HTML, CSS, Python, Java Script etc.
A projector for demonstrations and presentations.

Introduction:

Introducing the Software Development Cell (SDC) of the esteemed CSE department at KIPM-CET! Our mission is to foster the growth of our students' technical prowess. With a dynamic approach, the SDC provides an exceptional platform for students to unleash their potential through collaborative teamwork, all within the framework of structured schedules and exciting project deadlines. We believe in empowering students to excel in the world of software development. Join us as we embark on a transformative journey of innovation and skill-building!

At the Software Development Cell (SDC) of KIPM-CET, students get to explore various roles in software engineering. They can be programmers, test leads, team leads, managers, or maintenance experts. This hands-on experience exposes them to the entire process of software development, from start to finish. It's a great opportunity for students to learn and grow as software engineers.

Objectives:

To empower students through effective education and training.
To identify industry experts, particularly alumni of KIPM-CET, to join and contribute to the SDC.
To maximize the utilization of existing infrastructure to meet the institute's current software automation requirements.
To nurture the growth and leveraging technical expertise to foster the development of innovative products
To deliver services and solutions that effectively meet the growing needs of customers.

Computer peripherals are devices that connect to a computer to provide additional functionality and interaction. They expand the capabilities of a computer beyond its core processing unit and allow us to input, output, and interact with data in various ways. Whether it's typing on a keyboard, moving a mouse, printing documents, or capturing images through a camera, peripherals make these tasks possible.

Lab Objectives:

The primary goal of this lab is to familiarize you with a diverse range of computer peripherals, their functionalities, and how they integrate with computers. By the end of this course, you will:
Understand Peripheral Types: Learn about the different categories of computer peripherals, including input devices like keyboards, mice, and scanners, output devices like monitors and printers, and storage devices like external hard drives and flash drives.
Hands-On Experience: Gain practical experience in setting up and using various peripherals. You'll learn how to connect them to computers, troubleshoot common issues, and optimize their performance.
Peripheral Communication: Explore how peripherals communicate with computers, understanding protocols, drivers, and interfaces that enable seamless data transfer.
Peripheral Selection: Develop the ability to choose the right peripherals based on specific requirements, considering factors like compatibility, performance, and usability.
Problem Solving: Enhance your problem-solving skills by diagnosing and resolving issues related to peripherals. You'll learn to troubleshoot connectivity problems, driver conflicts, and hardware malfunctions.

Department Library: It is used for faculty as well as students of the department. It has following facilities

Previous year project record for students.
Previous year Industrial Training Records for students.
Specimen books used for reference for faculty as well as students.