Facilities

Level 1 Computer LabThis lab hosts practical classes and evaluations for all first-year students following the general engineering stream. It has a seating capacity of approximately 80, which comfortably accommodates a typical first-year class. Students are also encouraged to use this lab whenever classes are not in session, in case they do not have access to computing or internet facilities of their own for their education.
Level 2 Computer LabThis lab is geared towards all the department's practical sessions of Semester 2 and 3 students. All workstations are equipped with the required software in both Windows and Linux environments. This lab has an adequate seating capacity. In addition to practical sessions, it is also used to conduct lectures in hybrid mode and to conduct proctored quizzes.
Advanced Computing LabLocated conveniently beside the Level 2 Lab on the 3rd floor of the Sumanadasa Building, the Advanced Computing Lab serves as an invaluable resource for students of the department in their 2nd and 3rd semesters. This versatile space functions not only as a standalone lecture room, but also seamlessly integrates with the Level 2 Lab to accommodate larger student gatherings.
Final Year Project LabThe Final Year Project Lab serves as a dynamic hub for the culmination of undergraduate research and development endeavours undertaken by students within the department. It provides a dedicated space for each project team, fostering an environment conducive to collaboration and innovation. The seating arrangement of the lab facilitates students to smoothly transition between working individually and collaboratively in teams.
Embedded Systems LabThe Embedded Systems Lab serves as a pivotal space for undergraduate teaching for modules such as Microcontroller Applications, Embedded Systems Design, and Advanced Digital Design. Moreover, it functions as an arena for both undergraduate and postgraduate research and development initiatives, fostering an environment conducive to exploration and innovation. This lab provides students with access to a diverse range of resources tailored to their educational and project needs.
Network Engineering LabThe Network Engineering Lab serves as a pivotal hub for immersive hands-on experiences in computer networking, which is a key territory in computing. It stands as a cornerstone supporting a series of core and elective modules offered by the department in the area of networking. Within its confines, a symphony of state-of-the-art networking equipment is featured, including CISCO routers, advanced gigabit switches, fibre optic equipment, media converters, and much more.
Video Production LabThe Video Production Studio Laboratory stands as a fully-fledged production facility, boasting a soundproof studio space alongside a dedicated control room. With a spectrum of digital capabilities, ranging from computer-generated virtual backgrounds to comprehensive digital mixing and recording setups, this studio is equipped to bring any vision to life. Complementing its stationary setup is a mobile video production unit, inclusive of video mixers and digital recording devices, ensuring versatility in capturing content.
CodeGen Innovation LabThe CodeGen Innovation Lab is dedicated to fostering the growth of student innovators embarking on the journey of product design, development, and commercialization. This cutting-edge facility serves as a modern incubator for entrepreneurial endeavours, providing a conducive environment for students to immerse themselves in the entire product lifecycle within a simulated enterprise setting.
Microsoft LabThe Microsoft Lab of the Department of CSE boasts a robust infrastructure tailored to facilitate cutting-edge learning and development opportunities for students. Outfitted with 30 desktop computers and servers, this state-of-the-art facility is stocked with licensed commercial Microsoft software, including Windows Server Operating Systems, Office Suite, SQL Server, and Visual Studio Development Environment.
Sysco LABS LoungeThe Sysco LABS Lounge stands as a haven of comfort and innovation, generously sponsored by Sysco LABS (Pvt) Ltd. This meticulously designed space is crafted to inspire collaboration, creativity, and camaraderie among students. Equipped with top-tier amenities, the lounge offers a versatile environment ideal for diverse activities, ranging from focused study sessions and collaborative projects to group brainstorming sessions and well-deserved relaxation breaks. Additionally, students have the opportunity to unwind and bond over friendly video game sessions during their leisure time.
SLT-IoT Design Innovation LabThe SLT-IoT Design Innovation Lab represents a collaborative venture between Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT) and University of Moratuwa (UoM), established to spearhead joint research and development initiatives in the realm of Internet of Things (IoT). As IoT devices emerge as vanguards of the fourth industrial revolution, this lab assumes a pivotal role in accelerating the proliferation of IoT-based applications and services nationwide.