Established in 1983
Computer Centre at Madras Institute of Technology began with the PDP 11/60 Computer System serving the entire campus. In 1998, the platform was modernized with desktop PCs and advanced server infrastructure to support academic and administrative workloads at scale.
Today, the Centre provides computing facilities to students and faculty through high-end servers, updated software ecosystems, and curriculum-aligned training for first-year students across all branches, using languages and tools prescribed by current regulations.
Digital Operations and Services
Beyond classroom support, the Centre establishes and manages campus networking and telecommunication systems using reliable, industry-aligned technologies. It is entrusted with automating institutional activities, maintaining digital platforms, and delivering structured training for students, staff, and service-sector professionals.
Dr. Kalam Computing Centre functions on the second floor of the administrative building with an area of approximately 10,000 square feet, including four dedicated laboratories, an exclusive server room, and a telecommunication room housing core and distribution network systems and SIEMENS IP-PBX UNIFY OpenScape 4000 Eco server infrastructure.
Presently headed by Dr. S. Muthurajkumar.