- Wireless Sensor Networks [report]
- Wireless Security [report]
- Advanced Mobile Computing
- Local Wireless Networks
- Advanced Wireless Communications
- Cross Layer Optimizations in Wireless Networks [report]
- Multi-service Switching Architecture [report]
- Applied Graph Theory and Combinatorics
- Queuing Theory and System Performance Evaluation
- Reasoning with Uncertainty in Systems
- Advanced Algorithms
- Computational Geometry
- Selected Graduate Projects
- Development of an intrusion detection system using wireless sensors (SunSPOTs) and RFID reader. Using the accelerometer of the SunSPOT, motion of the access door was sensed and used to activate the reader, thus, preventing continuous read operation by the reader.
- Development of a wireless sensor (Crossbow MicaZ) network testbed for environment sensing with a Web based UI for measurement threshold manipulation.
- Development
of a Hidden Markov Model based estimation tool for predicting the shelf
states of an RFID enabled smart retail store.
- Undergraduate Senior Projects
- Design and simulation of an ASIC chip architecture of the TCP protocol. Simulation was done using Verilog XL and synthesis using Synopsis EDA tools at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur. Aug 2000 to Mar 2001.
- Design and implementation of a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for mobile devices at the Indian Institute of Technology(IIT), Kharagpur. May 2000 to Aug 2000.
- Texas Telecommunication Consortium (TxTEC) Scholarship – Fall 2003 – Fall 2006.
- Outstanding Student Volunteer Award at IEEE Percom 2005.
- Deans Doctoral Fellowship Award, The University of Texas at Arlington - Fall 2004 - Present.
- Nokia Telecommunication Scholarship Award, Spring 2004.
- The University Gold Medal for ranking first in the class of 2001 among all departments at Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia.
- Reviewer of IEEE and ACM conferences and journals.
Thesis and Related Presentations
- PhD Candidacy Proposal, "Data Dissemination Protocols in Wireless Sensor Networks : Models, Security and Design" [pdf] [ppt] Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Texas at Arlington.
- MS Thesis: "An RFID Based Ubiquitous Framework for Mobile Object Tracking" [pdf] [ppt] Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Texas at Arlington.