Internships/Fellowships
Mentoring Students
I have been opportune to mentor several student projects. Along with a guiding experience, this opportunity is providing me with the exposure to various areas, not directly related to my research.
| Student | Project |
|---|---|
| Divya Chakarwarti (2019) | Generated Tejas x86 simulator compatible multithreaded user-level traces using Qemu |
| Ravi Shankar Singh (2019) | Optimal placement of RSUs maximizing the V2I coverage |
| Nikhil Kumar, Sakshi Sharma (2020) | Optimal placement of electric vehichles charging stations with electricity theft control |
| Sakshi Taparia, Ashish (2020) | Increasing performance of existing RSU placement strategies |
| Aman Shreshtha (2020) | Power characterization of MSP430FR5969 device |
| Ashutosh Agarwal (2020) | Improving EmuArm - a graphical ARM and Thumb ISA emulator |
| Rohit, Ishvik (2021) | Designing a framework in Rebeca for verifying energy harvesting based applications |
| Harsh, Aravind (2021) | Extending the electricity theft model for EV charging stations |
| Akash Kumar (2021) | Designing an open source simulator for automotive cars - CarSim |
| Dipika Tanwar (2021-22) | Designing a security mechanism for CAN protocol in automotive cars |
| Aman Shreshtha (2021-22) | Designing an approximate communication system for wireless applications |
| Priyal Thakkar (2021-22) | Developing a dynamic 5G testbed |
| Mehul, Biwas (2022) | Topological analysis based EV charging stations placement |
| Ankit, Aarya (2022) | Extending Qemu support for Tejas |
| Soham Nag (2023) | Intelligent CAN data compression |
Teaching Assistantship
Along with mentoring individual students, I also have some experience in assisting the professors in several courses. I am primarily involved in designing assignments, conducting labs and tutorials, and evaluating the students' submissions.
- Digital Logic and System Design (180 students) - 2022
- Real Time Systems (10 students) - Spring 2022
- Discrete Mathematics (150 students) - Fall 2020
- Introduction to Computer Science (600 students) - Spring 2020
- Computer Architecture (192 students) - Fall 2019
- Operating Systems (120 students) - Spring 2019