ANGSHUMAN BAGCHI 74 Brainerd Rd, Apt 12, Allston, MA 02134 (508)-904-5320 abagchi@cs.bu.

edu OBJECTIVE: Position as software engineer utilizing analytical and problem solving skills. EDUCATION: M.A. Computer Science, Boston University, expected May 2006, GPA: 3.4/4.0 B.E. (Hons.) Computer Science and M.Sc. (Hons.) Economics (dual degree), Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani, Rajasthan, India, August 2004, GPA: 8.9/10.0 (3.6/4.0) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Graduate Research Assistant, Dept. of Computer Science, Boston University. Internship, as a C++ developer at i2 Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore, India. Sep 2004 - present Jan 2004 - Jun 2004

COMPUTER/SOFTWARE SKILLS: Programming Languages: C/C++, VC++, Java, SQL,PL/SQL, x86 Assembly, Verilog HDL Operating Systems/Platforms: Windows, .NET, UNIX/Linux, Solaris. Other Software: Microsoft Office, Clearcase, OpenGL, Matlab, VMware Workstation, MASM. PROJECTS: Current Research Project: Tracking Large Variable Objects in Clutter - Proposed a statistical data association method for automated tracking of enormously large numbers of objects in infrared thermal video. Heuristic pruning techniques are being developed to solve the NP-hard multiple hypothesis filter. Ram Disk File system - Developed a RAM file system as a Linux kernel loadable module using VMware as the development platform. IOCTLs were used to communicate with the system. The file system directory was developed as a tree based structure; file storage was on ram blocks of specific size. Indexing Database of Probability Distributions - Devised an approach to context-based retrieval of images by modelling images as a mixture of multi dimensional Gaussian probability distributions and subsequently indexing this database of pdfs using the KL-divergence distance measure. Internship Project: User Voting Enhancements of Demand Fulfilment Engine and TMAPI modelling - Designed and implemented enhancements voted by i2 customers, to the Solaris based Demand Fulfilment engine. These enhancements contributed to the 6.2 release of Demand Fulfilment solution. Undergraduate Thesis: A Study of Multimedia Security Using Watermarking Techniques Undertook a study of steganographic and cryptographic algorithms and deployed a combined technique to provide a better security option for copyrighted digital images. Achieved robust encrypted watermarking. Design and implementation of a Single Tasking Operating System - Developed a basic operating system consisting of a bootstrap loader, a command line interface and file system using x86 assembly. Macroeconomic Study of the Japanese Economy - Performed a study of the Japanese economy by analysing time series data of major macro-economic indicators. RELEVANT COURSES: Graduate: Advanced Algorithms, Advanced Database Applications, Computer Graphics, Computer Networks, Operating Systems. Under Graduate: Multimedia Computing, Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming, Programming Languages & Compiler Construction, Advanced Computer Architecture. ADDITIONAL: Presidents Award for best poster presentation at the Boston Univ. Science & Engineering Research Day. Active member of the Image & Video Computing group at the Dept. of Computer Science, Boston Univ. Amateur Pianist, passed the Grade 8 examinations conducted by the Royal Schools of Music, London. Swimming enthusiast, recipient of Institute Scholarship and student Senate member at BITS, Pilani, India. Fluent in English, Hindi and Bengali with rudimentary abilities in French. REFERENCES: Available upon request.