The Federal Institute of Science and Technology (FISAT) has a well-developed Central Computing Facility (CCF) equipped with modern, high-performance computers and essential peripherals to support the academic, teaching, learning, and administrative computing requirements of students and faculty. Established in May 2009, the CCF comprises nine well-equipped computer laboratories with an adequate number of computers and supporting infrastructure. The facility provides a reliable and conducive environment for practical sessions, programming, project work, research, and other technology-enabled academic activities. For the Department of Computer Applications, the CCF laboratories are allocated as follows:

The laboratories are utilized through a structured, timetable-based allocation to ensure adequate access for all practical courses and academic activities. Courses involving practical components are provided with scheduled laboratory sessions every week as per the academic timetable. Each laboratory is placed under the charge of one teaching faculty member and two laboratory instructors, ensuring effective academic and technical support. The laboratories are equipped with sufficient hardware and relevant software to support programming, practical sessions, project work, and other academic activities. Free and open-source software is utilized wherever appropriate to promote hands-on learning and support the academic requirements of the programme.