Scholar
Saikat Mondal
Google Scholar ID: xSPJoDAAAAAJ
Doctoral Researcher, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Citations & Impact
Citations
317
H-index
10
i10-index
10
Publications
20
Co-authors
7
list available
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Publications: Not detailed. Awards: Not mentioned. Patents: Not mentioned. Projects: Developed tools to help Stack Overflow users suggest acceptable edits by automatically identifying rejected edits with reasons and inconsistent edits.
Research Experience
- Research Projects: Focuses on improving the quality of content shared in crowd-sourced developer forums, particularly developing tools and techniques to assist Stack Overflow users in suggesting high-quality edits. Utilizes quality metrics (e.g., reproducibility, consistency, readability), static code analysis, text processing, Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), and software repository mining.
Education
- Ph.D.: University of Saskatchewan, Canada; Supervisor: Professor Dr. Chanchal Roy; Time: Not specified. Master's Degree: Not mentioned. Bachelor's Degree: Khulna University, Bangladesh; Time: 2012-2018.
Background
- Research Interests: Software Engineering, improving the quality of programming questions. Professional Field: Software Engineering. Brief Introduction: A Ph.D. researcher at the Software Research Lab, University of Saskatchewan, Canada, under the supervision of Professor Dr. Chanchal Roy. Also an Assistant Professor (on study leave) in Computer Science & Engineering Discipline, Khulna University, Bangladesh. Career objectives include conducting cutting-edge research in Software Engineering, promoting novel, cost-effective and efficient solutions, and honing research, development, and supervision skills through continuous learning, active collaborations, and extensive self-reflection.
Miscellany
- Personal Interests & Other: Served in various roles within academic, community, and professional organizations, including President of CSGC, Executive Member of Khulna University Alumni Association, Canada, and Social Chair of Software Research Lab. Extensive teaching experience, having taught courses and supervised student projects across multiple universities.
