Electrical Workshop

Electrical Workshop – Bridging Theory with Practical Skills

The Electrical Workshop is a dynamic, hands-on learning space designed to give students real-world experience in assembling and testing small electrical and electronic projects. This laboratory supports subjects such as Electrical Workshop Practices, Digital Fabrication and Workshop.

Through a blend of foundational experiments and project-based learning, students develop essential skills in electrical wiring, circuit assembly, fault diagnosis, and measurement techniques using industry-standard tools and instruments.

Key Experiments & Activities Include:

• Operating basic electrical source and measuring instruments such as power supplies, function generators, CRO, and digital multimeters (DMM)


• Preparing wiring layouts and bills of materials for newly constructed rooms, including specifications for wires, MCBs, and ELCBs based on load requirements


• Measuring voltage, current, frequency, phase difference, power, and power factor in single-phase and three-phase supply systems


• Soldering and de-soldering electronic components on various types of PCBs


• Identifying and rectifying open-circuit and short-circuit faults in PCBs or electronic systems


• Testing assembled circuits for performance and troubleshooting faults


• Practical electrical wiring exercises including fan wiring, tube light connections, and two-way (staircase) control

The Electrical Workshop fosters problem-solving, creativity, and confidence, enabling students to apply theoretical concepts to functional and practical setups.