Introduction
The project proposes the renovation of Room G-14, currently a classroom with a seating capacity of over 200 students, into a state-of-the-art seminar hall cum auditorium. This renovated space will support a variety of academic activities, including workshops, lectures, conferences, and interactive sessions, creating an inclusive and dynamic learning environment.
This transformation will involve key upgrades, including: 1) Installation of comfortable seating to accommodate 200 attendees. 2) Modernization of audio-visual systems, such as a high-definition projector, motorized screen, integrated sound system, and electronic podium. 3) Acoustic improvements, including soundproofing and specialized panels, to enhance audio quality and minimize external noise. 4) Upgrading to energy-efficient LED lighting fixtures and emergency lighting for optimal visibility and safety. 5) Renovation of flooring, wall finishes, and accessibility enhancements to ensure inclusivity, particularly for differently-abled individuals.
Estimated Timeline for the Project
1 year
Expected Impact
The Department of Electronics Engineering currently lacks a dedicated seminar hall, making it difficult to host departmental workshops, small conferences, or interactive academic sessions effectively. The current design and infrastructure of G-14 are outdated and underutilized, necessitating this renovation to align with the evolving needs of modern education.
The proposed renovation will provide the department with a high-quality, multipurpose facility that meets global standards for academic spaces. The seminar hall will serve as a hub for academic activities, fostering collaboration among students, faculty, and external experts. By equipping it with state-of-the-art technology and ensuring accessibility, the facility will support innovation and inclusivity, enhancing the learning experience for all participants. Moreover, the improved infrastructure Therefore, we kindly request you to support this proposal, which will significantly enhance the infrastructure and will boost the department’s ability to host high-profile events, contributing to the institute’s overall reputation. We look forward to discussing the initiative further and moving toward its successful implementation.
