Computer Lab
SPONSORED BY
Shri kishor shamji chheda(Prince plastic) Computer academy
Mission & Vision
In an era defined by technology, our mission is to ensure that no student is left behind in the digital revolution. We aim to bridge the gap between rural life and global innovation by providing world-class IT infrastructure. Our vision is to cultivate digital literacy from the primary level and transform our secondary students into career-ready IT professionals who are as comfortable with software commands as they are with hardware maintenance.
“Technology is best when it brings people together.”
— Matt Mullenweg
Department Overview & Methodology
Staged Learning Approach
Primary Foundation
We start early, introducing young learners to computer peripherals and focusing on building high-speed typing skills. Computers are used here primarily as interactive teaching aids to spark curiosity.
Secondary Professionalism
For our older students, the focus shifts to career-oriented professional courses. We provide deep-dives into the IT market, teaching them to master the software that drives modern business.
Campus Connectivity
The lab maintains the entire Ashram network, facilitating seamless data sharing and resource management across all departments.
Activities & Technical Training
Software Mastery
Students become proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) and OpenOffice, along with Database Management.
Operating Systems
We introduce students to both Windows and Ubuntu Linux, teaching them to navigate different digital environments with ease.
Hardware & Maintenance
Selected students are given hands-on training in our Hardware Lab, learning the "nuts and bolts" of computer repair and system maintenance.
Innovation & Celebration
From IT Week celebrations to visiting technology centers and exploring the latest gadgets through video sessions, we keep the spirit of innovation alive.
Infrastructure for Excellence
High-Powered Hardware
Our lab features two IBM servers (for network backup and thin-client connections), 70 dedicated student computers, and 11 department-specific systems.
Multimedia Learning
We have 11 classrooms equipped with projectors and speakers, plus an auditorium hall setup and 7 laptops pre-loaded with E-Sense Educational Multimedia Software.
Safety & Connectivity
The entire campus is covered by CCTV for safety, and every single computer is linked to a high-speed internet connection for global research.
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