ACTIVITIES - BH & S


Language Laboratory

The Language Lab focuses on the production and practice of sounds of language and familiarizes the students with the use of English in everyday situations and contexts. It helps students learn better pronunciation through stress on word accent, intonation, and rhythm. The lab also assists second language learners in acquiring fluency in spoken English and neutralizing mother tongue influence. We train students to use language appropriately for interviews, group discussions, and public speaking.

Language Laboratory Experiments

S. No. NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT
1 VOWELS & CONSONANTS
2 NEUTRALIZATION & ACCENT RULES
3 COMMUNICATION SKILLS & JAM
4 ROLE PLAY OF CONVERSATIONAL PRACTICE
5 E – MAIL WRITING
6 RESUME WRITING
7 GROUP DISCUSSION METHODS & PRACTICE
8 DEBATES METHODS & PRACTICE
9 PPT PRESENTATION / POSTER PRESENTATION
10 INTERVIEW SKILLS
ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTS
1 TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE
2 SELF-INTRODUCTION
3 DATA INTERPRETATION

Suggested Software:

  1. Walden Infotech
  2. Young India Films
  3. K van
  4. Globerena

Reference Books:

  1. Raman Meenakshi, Sangeeta-Sharma. Technical Communication. Oxford Press. 2018.
  2. Taylor Grant: English Conversation Practice, Tata McGraw-Hill Education India, 2016
  3. Hewing’s, Martin. Cambridge Academic English (B2). CUP, 2012.
  4. J. Sethi & P.V. Dhamija. A Course in Phonetics and Spoken English, (2nd Ed), Kindle, 2013

Web Resources:

Spoken English:

YouTube Channels:

Voice & Accent:



Applied Physics Laboratory

This lab is offered to first-year B.Tech students and facilitates sophisticated equipment to conduct various physics experiments. In this laboratory, students are exposed to interference, diffraction, the role of optical fiber parameters, and signal losses in communication. Students can recognize the importance of the energy gap in the study of conductivity, Hall Effect in a semiconductor, applications of BH curve, application of laser in finding the particle size, and its role in diffraction studies, etc.


Equipment List

S.NO NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT NUMBER AVAILABLE
1 AIR WEDGE PLATES 3
2 AMMETER 8
3 CONVEX LENS 10
4 DIFFRACTION GRATING 12
5 LASER SOURCE 2
6 MERCURY LAMP 2
7 MAGNIFYING LENS 4
8 OPTICAL FIBER SETUP 2
9 PARTICLE DEPOSITED SLIDE 1
10 RETART STAND 7
11 SPECTROMETER 4
12 SPECTROMETER PRISM 5
13 SODIUM VAPOUR LAMP 5
14 SEMICONDUCTOR ENERGY GAP TESTING KIT 3
15 SCREW GAUGE 9
16 STEWART GEE’S APPARATUS SETUP 3
17 TRAVELLING MICROSCOPE 3
18 VERNIER CALIPERSE 9
19 RHEOSTAT 5
20 COMMUTATOR 6
21 BATTERY ELIMINATOR 5
22 THERMOMETER 7
23 HEATER 3
24 STOP WATCH 4
25 SPIRIT LEVEL 4
26 PHYSICAL BALANCE 1
27 PLANO CONVEX LENS 4
28 SODIUM VAPOUR LAMP TRANSFORMER 4
29 B-H CURVE KIT 1
30 COMPOUND PENDULUM 4
31 SONOMETER 4
32 MELDIES EXPERIMENTAL SETUP 3
33 THERMISTOR KIT 2
34 SLIT 1
35 V- SHAPE STANDS 10
36 TUNING FORK SET 4
37 TORSIONAL PENDULUM 1


Chemistry / Engineering Chemistry Laboratory

This lab is offered to first-year B.Tech students and facilitates sophisticated equipment to conduct various chemistry experiments. In this laboratory, students learn the preparation and properties of synthetic polymers and other materials that would provide sufficient impetus to engineer these to suit diverse applications. Students can learn the hygiene aspects of water so they would be in a position to design methods to produce potable water using modern technology. Students can acquire the practical skills to handle analytical methods with confidence and would be able to combat chemical corrosion and address water-related problems technically.

Chemistry / Engineering Chemistry Laboratory Equipment

S.NO NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT NUMBER AVAILABLE
1. Analytical balance with weight box 4
2. Aspiration bottles 5
3. Burette 27.50 ml - 4 ; 10 ml - 28
4. Burette stand with clamp 55
5. Bunsen burner with stopper 4
6. Burner coil 40
7. Boiling test tubes 15
8. Beakers 48
9. Conical flask 53
10. Centrifugal machines 8
11. Colorimeter 2
12. Conductometer 3
13. Digital weighing balance 1
14. Dropping bottles 13
15. Digital weighing balance 1
16. Funnels 16
17. Filter papers 1 ream
18. Glass rods 3
19. Iodine flasks 39
20. Measuring jar 84
21. Potentiometer 2
22. PH Meter 1
23. Pipettes 20 ml - 58 ; 5 ml - 73
24. Redwood viscometer 1&2 I - 2 ; II - 2
25. Spatula 13
26. Standard flask 2 l - 2 ; 1 l - 4 ; 1/2 l - 3 ; 100 ml - 56
27. Test tubes 45
28. Test tube stand 34
29. Test tube holders 25
30. Test tube brushes 7
31. Thermometer 17
32. Watch Glass 29
33. Wire gauge with flame 4
34. Wash bottles 10
35. Reagent Bottles 250 ml - 52 ; 150 ml - 8


C-Programming & Data Structures Laboratory

This lab is intended to make the students learn about the basic concepts of C-language and Data structures and implement programs related to C-Language and Data Structures.



IT Workshop

This lab is intended to make the students learn about Assembling and Disassembling a Computer, Connecting computers in a LAN, Installation of Linux operating system, and office automation tools.

IT Workshop Details

Room No B-115
No of computers 70
System Configuration Processor: Intel (R) Pentium ® CPU G4400 @ 3.30GHz, 3.31 GHz
RAM: 400 GB
Hard Disk: 500 GB
Operating system: 64-bit, x64-based processor
Software used in the Laboratory Code Blocks, Libre Office


Engineering Workshop Laboratory

To gain an understanding of the basics of five trades, this lab aims to help students understand house wiring and electrical connections, V-fitting, Square fitting, T-half lap joint, Mortise and Tenon joint, Rectangular tray, Cylinder, Lap joint, and butt joints through demonstrable experiments. Material Science applications are used in many fields of engineering, especially mechanical engineering and civil engineering.

List of Trades

S.NO. NAME OF THE TRADE
1 CARPENTRY
2 TIN SMITHY
3 FITTING
4 HOUSE WIRING