From high-performance computers to robust power backup, fast internet connectivity, and interactive teaching tools, our labs are designed to empower students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the ever-evolving field of computer science.

The goal is to foster collaboration, provide opportunity for collaboration, and to facilitate advancement of knowledge on the basis of reciprocity, best effort, mutual benefit, and frequent interactions. Both parties agree:

• to exchange information on teaching, learning material and other literature relevant to their educational programmes.
• to utilise the service and expertise of the teachers and researchers of the respective colleges for mutual benefit.
• to jointly organize seminars, conferences, or workshops on topics of mutual interest and to invite each other's faculty/students to participate therein.
• to create a structured forum for peer to peer interaction, experience sharing, and exchange of views among the faculty and students for better networking and synergy.
• to share expertise in developing software applications for enhancing the teaching learning process, student management etc.

The FOSS Club, established by the Department of Computer Science in collaboration with the International Centre for Free and Open Source Software (ICFOSS), embodies a commitment to fostering innovation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange within the realm of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). At the heart of this initiative lies the vision of ICFOSS to emerge as a preeminent research organization dedicated to the Free and Open Source model of knowledge development. With a focus on contributing to the sustainable development of society and stimulating economic growth in the region, ICFOSS envisions a future where the principles of open collaboration and accessibility shape the landscape of technological advancement. The mission of ICFOSS aligns seamlessly with the FOSS Club's objectives, aiming to promote research and development in the domain of Free and Open Source Software and advocate for the knowledge development model it champions. Through the FOSS Club, the Department of Computer Science endeavors to create a dynamic platform that empowers students and professionals alike to engage with, contribute to, and thrive in the vibrant ecosystem of FOSS.

The industrial visit organized as part of the Integrated M.Sc. in Computer Science program is a valuable experience for students, providing practical insights into the application of theoretical concepts in the field. It offers an opportunity to witness firsthand how computer science principles are implemented in real-world industrial environments. Students have the chance to explore cutting-edge technologies, observe state-of-the-art infrastructure, and gain exposure to industry best practices. Interactions with professionals and experts in the field facilitate a deeper understanding of the practical aspects of computer science. This experience not only enhances technical skills but also fosters a sense of industry awareness and professionalism among the students.