1. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
INDIVIDUAL FACULTY PROFILE
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

2. LIST OF FACULTY Anurag Mittal Aritra Hazra Chandra Sekhar C.
Chester Dominic Rebeiro
Deepak Khemani
Gonsalves T.A.
Hema A. Murthy
JanakiRam D.
Jayalal Sarma M.N.
John Ebebezer Augustine
Kamakoti V.
Krishnamoorthy Sivalingam
Madhu Mutyam
Meghana Nasre
Mitesh Khapra
Nandivada Venkata Krishna
Narayanaswamy N. S.
Pandu Rangan C.
Pradeep Ramachandran
Prashanth L.A
Raghavan S.V.
Raghavendra Rao B. V.
Ravishankar Krishnaswamy
Rajsekar Manokaran
Ravindran B.
Rupesh Nasre
Sayan Ranu
Shankar Balachandran
Shweta Agrawal
Siva Ram Murthy C.
Sreenivasa Kumar P(Head)
Sukhendu Das
Sutanu Chakraborti

3. Dr. Anurag Mittal
PhD, Univ. of Maryland College Park, USA Associate Professor, Dept. of CSE ;
Computer Vision
Multi-Camera Security and Surveillance
Contour-based Object Detection & Recognition
Feature Detection and Description
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4. Aritra Hazra

5. Anurag Mittal

6. Dr. C. Chandra Sekhar
Ph.D., IIT Madras, India Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering ;
Machine Learning for Speech Technology
Kernel Methods for Pattern Analysis
Content based Information Retrieval
Support Vector Machines based Approaches to Acoustic Modeling for Speech Recognition
Design of Dynamic Kernels for Speech and Image Data
Scene Image Retrieval using Kernel Methods
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7. Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Dr. Chester Rebeiro
Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering ;
Major Areas of Research
Hardware Security
Side Channel Analysis
Hardware Trojans
PUFs
Cryptography
Implementations in Hardware and Software
Operating Systems
Secure Operating Systems Design
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8. Dr. Deepak Khemani
PHD, IIT Bombay, India Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering ;
Artificial Intelligence/Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
Artificial Intelligence/Automated Planning
Artificial Intelligence/Memory Based Reasoning
Thing
Lexical Nodes
Tools
Parts
Operations
Automotive Ontology
Retrieve
Marketing
DRILL
Case Base
Design
Reuse
Revise & Retain
Training
Analysis 9 8 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Planning and Scheduling
of Convoy Movement
Record
Knowledge Management
with Case Based Reasoning
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9. Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering
Timothy A. Gonsalves
Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering ;
Research Interests:
Design and performance of computer and telecom networks. With emphasis on innovative and low-cost product and technology development for Indian and international industry.
Fostering software development in small towns and rural areas.
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11. Dr. Dharanipragada Janakiram
Professor, Computer Science and Engineering ;
Major Areas of Research
Distributed Systems, Grid Computing and Cloud Compuitng
Service Oriented Architectures for Operating Systems
Big Data Analytics and Database Systems
Internet of Things (IoT)
Sensor Device Integration into Cloud Systems
Andriod Security
Research Challenges in Building Large Scale Software Systems
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12. Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Dr. Jayalal Sarma
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science & Engineering ;
Areas of Research :
Theoretical Computer Science, Computational Complexity Theory
Structural, Arithmetic & Boolean Circuit Complexity.
Algebra and Computation.Pseudo-randomness, De-randomization.
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13. 044-2257-4383; augustine@cse.iitm.ac.in
Dr. John Augustine
Ph.D., Univ. of California, Irvine, USA Asst. Professor, Dept. of Computer Sci. and Engg. ;
Algorithms at large including:
Distributed Algorithms
Computational Geometry
Online Algorithms
Big Data
Networks
Geometry
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14. 044-2257-4368; veezhi@gmail.com>
V. Kamakoti
Reconfigurable Intelligent Systems Engineering (RISE) Lab Professor, Dept. of Computer Sci. and Engg. ;
V. Kamakoti specializes in the areas of VLSI Design and Computer Architecture. His specific interests include power-aware design and testing of digital circuits, secure compute and network architectures, wireless sensor networks and thermal imaging based embedded systems for medical diagnosis.
He is one of the co-founders  of the Reconfigurable Intelligent Systems Engineering (RISE) group. The RISE Lab is involved in development of  indigenous secure computing and networking platforms.
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15. Dr. Krishna Moorthy Sivalingam
Ph.D., State Univ. of New York, Buffalo, USA
Professor, Dept. of Computer Science & Engg. ;
PASSPORT PHOTO
Computer Networks: Software Defined Networking, Data Center Networks
Computer Networks: Wireless Networks, Optical Networks
Hybrid Optical-Packet DCN Switch
SDN Based LTE EPC
Network Protocols and Algorithms: Design, Analysis and Implementation
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16. PHD, IIT Madras, India Professor, Dept. of CSE
Dr. Madhu Mutyam
PHD, IIT Madras, India Professor, Dept. of CSE ;
Multi-core Architectures
Network-on-Chip
Emerging Memory Technologies
Shared resource management in multi-core processors
Optimizing communication among cores of a multi-core processor
Dealing with hybrid memory systems
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17. Dr. Meghana Nasre Assistant Professor
Computer Science and Engineering. ;
Major Areas of Research
Graph Theory, Algorithms.
Matchings in graphs under preferences.
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18. Mitesh Khapra

19. PHD, UCLA, USA Associate Professor, Dept. of CSE
V. Krishna Nandivada
PHD, UCLA, USA Associate Professor, Dept. of CSE ;
Compiler Optimizations – Optimizations for multicore systems
Compiler Optimizations – Semantics preserving optimizations.
Language design for performance and programmability.
Software security – Security for mobile applications
Serial programs and Multicore systems
Semantics preserving compilers
Secure Mobile Apps
$ g++ a.cc –o a.out
Q: a.cc == a.out?
Performance, Programmability and Security in Software Systems
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20. Narayanaswamy N. S

21. Pandu Rangan C

22. Pradeep Ramachandran

23. Prashanth L.A

24. Raghavan S.V.

25. Dr. Raghavendra Rao B. V. Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Engineering;
Major Areas of Research
Computational Complexity Theory.
Algebraic Complexity Theory.
Combinatorial Commutative Algebra.
Analysis of Algorithms.
Computational problems on algebraic and combinatorial structures.
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26. Ravishankar Krishnaswamy

27. Rajsekar Manokaran

28. Ravindran B

29. Computer Science and Engineering
Rupesh Nasre.
Assistant Professor
Computer Science and Engineering ;
Major Areas of Research
Parallelization
Compilers
Domain Specific Languages
Problem Algorithm Modeling Performance
Graph [nodes(node: Node, dist: int),
edges(src: Node, dst: Node)]
Source: Node
initDist = [nodes(node n, dist d)] →
[d = if (n == source) 0 else ∞]
relaxEdge = [nodes(node p, dist dp),
nodes(node q, dist dq),
edges(src p, dst q),
pd + 1 < qd] → [qd = pd + 1]
init = foreach initDist
bfs = iterate relaxEdge
main = init; bfs a b d e c g f
Shortest Paths Computation
Language Specification
Optimization and Code Generation
Performance Measurement
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30. Sayan Ranu

31. Shankar Balachandran

32. Shweta Agrawal

33. PhD, Indian Institute of Science
Dr. C. Siva Ram Murthy
PhD, Indian Institute of Science
Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering ;
Wireless Networks
Real-time Systems
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34. Sreenivasa Kumar P.

35. Dr. Sukhendu Das Professor, Computer Science and Engineering;
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Major Areas of Research
CBVR using DMST-CSS and Hyper-strings Unconstrained Face Recognition
- EDT
- ESS
- Subband
(Proposed VIDCAR)
(ICPR-10)
Domain Adaptation, Saliency (FRBP),
Soft object and biped dynamics
SLAR for “Smart CBIR”
MTH
SLAR
Unifying Visual Perception and Visualization for cognitive intelligence algorithms 
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36. PhD, The Robert Gordon University, UK
Dr. Sutanu Chakraborti
PhD, The Robert Gordon University, UK
Asst. Professor, Dept. of Computer Science ;  
Text and Web Analytics
Machine Learning for Knowledge Acquisition
Cognitive Aspects of Language and Memory
Search, Recommendation and Corporate Memory Systems
Machine Learning for Natural Language Processing
Looking into the Future:
Non-conventional models of cognition (language and memory)
COMPUTATIONAL MODELS OF LANGUAGE, MEMORY AND LEARNING
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