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Samir Chatterjee Professor of Computer Networking and Telecommunications samir.chatterjee@cgu.edu personal homepage
Ph.D., Computer Science, University of Central Florida, 1994 M.S., Computer Science, University of Central Florida, 1991 B.Tech., Jadavpur University, India, 1988 Teaching Interests and Areas of Expertise Dr. Chatterjee is Professor of computer networking and telecommunications at CGU's School of Information Systems and Technology. He is also the founding director of the Network Convergence Laboratory funded by the National Science Foundation. Current Research Interests
Dr. Chatterjee's research interests are interdisciplinary. He likes to solve hard computer science related networking problems while focusing on real-world business solutions. His current research projects are in design of new protocols and systems for multimedia communications, video-conferencing, Quality-of-Service, Voice/Video over IP, and Network Security. He is also exploring the emerging fields of biology as information science including genetics.
Professional Activities
Dr. Chatterjee is an active IETF member affiliated to several working groups and a core group member of Video Middleware Inititiative within Internet-2. He has been the General Chair for SIP Workshop at Supercom2004, Healthcom 2003 conference, and Mini-track Co-Chair for HICSS Conference. He has been on the program committee for several IEEE and ACM conferences and is the current TPC Vice Chair for IEEE Technical Committee EntNet@Supercom. His research has been funded by corporations and the National Science Foundation (NSF). He has served on several NSF panels and Computer Science and Telecom Board. He is on the editorial board of the International Journal of Business Data Communications and Networking and the Journal of Information Technology Theory and Applications (JITTA).
Recent Research and Publications
Dr. Chatterjee has published over 75 articles in refereed conferences and journals including IEEE Network, IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications, Communications of the ACM, Computer Networks, Information Systems Frontiers, Computer Communication, IEEE IT Professional, ACM CCR, Communications of AIS, and Journal of Internet Technology.
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