Civil Engineering drawing hall (or lab) provides an environment for Civil Engineering students to manually create, interpret, and manage the technical drawings that serve as the universal blueprint for all construction projects. 

The key purposes of the Civil Engineering Drawing Hall for the First Year Civil Engineering students are:
1. Communication of Ideas: Manual drawing helps to turn complex design concepts into clear visuals using standard symbols and scales so everyone involved understands the plan.
2. Accuracy and Precision: Manual drawing develops an understanding of exact dimensions, materials, and methods to reduce errors, avoid rework, and keep the project on schedule and budget.

The key purposes of the Civil Engineering Drawing Hall for the Second Year Civil Engineering students are:
1. General Civil Engineering Drawings: Learn to draw essential drawings for the entire construction process, from initial design to final execution and maintenance. 
2. Planning and Coordination: Draw Structural Engineering drawings from given architectural drawings and understand how drawing brings together architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing drawings to ensure all systems align without conflict.
3. Compliance and Legal Use: Supplies stamped, approved drawings needed for permits and confirms the design meets codes, safety rules, and zoning laws.
4. Cost Estimation and Procurement: Manual drawings give the details required for accurate material estimates, labour calculations, and timely purchasing. 

1. CE-112 Engineering Drawing-I (Batch 2025 & onwards)
2. CE-228 Engineering Drawing-II (Batch 2025 & onwards)