Dr Srinivasa Gowda GK

No 110/4-1, M Krishnappa Layout, Lalbagh Road, Bangalore-560027, Karnataka, India.

♦ Phone: +918095913703 ♦ Email: seenugowda2008@gmail.com

PROFESSIONAL Objectives
SUMMARY To look for imparting and outreaching science and Engineering knowledge and skills for young
scholars, to build and carry research activities of science and engineering in the university. To attract
research funds from industries, governments and R and D funding agents. Eventually, to achieve
professional development to enrich human life benefit.
Professional profile
An enthusiastic professional instructor and academic administrator who enjoys being part of
successful and productive team, Quick to grasp new ideas and concepts, indigenous commitment to
develop innovative and creative solutions to realistic problems. Do able to work well on own initiative
and can demonstrate the high levels of motivation required to meet the tightest of deadlines. Even
under significant pressure, possesses a strong ability to perform needful activities effectively.
Instructive role model for instructors and learning community at large. Deep interest to bring
ascertained knowledge environment in a living and a working location. Sensitive to do timely activities
and to reach targeted goals.

EXPERIENCE

01-08-2018 –
Till date
A.P.S. College of Engineering Bangalore-India Somanahalli, Kanakapura
Road
Professor: Department of Electronics Communication
Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronics subjects, Project guide, MODROBS
proposals AICTE 2018, R and D in wireless communication, Internship coordinator, NAC
Coordinator, Examination co-Ordinator

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 Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology Bangalore-India-560032 Rajiv Gandhi College Campus
06-02-2015 –
RGC Campus, Cholanagar, R.T.
31-05-2018(3,3)
Nagar Professor-and-HOD: Department of Electronics Communication

Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronic wireless ad-hoc network and management and entrepreneurship
subjects, Project guide, AICTE and VTU work. R and D in wireless communication, Internship coordinator, NAC
Coordinator

R L Jalappa Institute of Technology Bangalore-India-561203

21-10-2013 –
Doddaballapur Rd, Kodigehalli
05-02-2015(2.8)
Professor-and-HOD: Department of Electronics
Communication

Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronic wireless ad-hoc network and management and entrepreneurship
subjects, Project guide, AICTE and VTU work. R and D in wireless communication, Internship coordinator, conducted
international conference in the department, workshops and others

05-10-2012 – SCMS School of Engineering and Technology Bangalore-Kerala Vidya Nagar,

04-10-2013(1.0) Palissery, Karukutty -India-683582
Professor-and-HOD: Department of electronics and communication..
Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronics subjects like wireless communication engineering, analog
communication engineering, ad-hoc network, project co-Ordinator and Project guide, co-Ordinator for MTech program.

Bangalore-India-562123
29-06-2011- PNS Institute of Technology
20-10-2013(2.4) Danojipalya, Arishinakunte, Nelamangala
Designation: principal
Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronics subjects analog electronics, digital electronics, analog
and digital communication engineering, administrator and AICTE work, admissions and establishment of
laboratories and infrastructure. project co-Ordinator and Project guide. Rand D.

01-06-2009 – Christ University kengeri campus Bangalore-India-562123

31-3-2011(1.9) Associate Professor, Department of Electronics
Communication.

Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronics subjects like analog and digital electronics, analog
and digital communication engineering, wireless communication engineering, ad-hoc network, Curriculum
development for BE, MTech and Integrated MTech courses, Board of Examination, chairman Board of syllabus
coordinator for academics and extra curriculum activities and others.

01-07-1997- BTL Institute of Technology Bangalore-India-560099

31-10-2010(13.3) 259/B, Hosur Rd,
Bommasandra Industrial Area,
Assistant Professor Department of Electronics
Communication

Contribution and work experience: Teaching electronics subjects like analog and digital electronics, analog
and digital communication engineering, wireless communication engineering, ad-hoc network, Board of
Examination VTU, chairman Board of syllabus coordinator for academics and extra curriculum activities and
others.
KEY TECHNICAL
SKILLS

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 • Teaching technical skills in electronics and computer engineering.
• Designing Wireless networks and implementing wireless applications.
• Simulating technical aspects in a wireless domain.
• Technical Class Delivery, Academic work
• R&D Work, R&D establishment, Accreditation work, University Examination work,
• Project identification, project development, Project Guidance,
• Technical training and management. Product development,
• Delivery of technical seminars at various levels of audience And Organizing seminars and
workshops at national levels, Organizing technical and social activities at colleges and
others.

KEY SOFTWARE SKILLS

Machine Learning. NAM, Wire shark, protocol dump and other network analysis
Python tools.
Data Mining / Data Warehouse NS2 and GNS3 network simulators.
Java MAT-LAB
AWS Experience using various network testing protocols like telnet.
Wireless LAN Agilent test set MS-Office, open office and Latex

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Ubuntu, windows -8 and window-10

BOOKS PUBLICATION

1. “The Network Traffic Measurement Manager”, An approach to optimisation of QoS in MANET is published from sat yam
book publication, Delhi.

RESEARCH PAPERS

1. Recent Trends in low power integrated CMOS Trans receiver for personal use at national Conference on recent trends in
technology at NITTE, Karkalla, and Karnataka.

2. Enhancement of TCP performance over Hybrid Fiber Coaxial Networks by Using Proxies at national conference at Sant Johan
Engineering College Mangalore.

3. A Measurement study of available bandwidth estimation tools at international conference held in Motilal Nehru National Institute
of Technology, Allahabad -211004, December 2007.

4. Policy – based QoS management on the internet2 at International conference held at University School of Information Technology,
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Kashmiri Gate, Delhi – 6 [INDIA], April 2007.

5. Tutorial Presentation on “A Review of Wireless LAN Technologies” at International conference ICEMC2-2010 held at Kuppam,
AP.

6. Measurements of Real Time Voice streaming JOURNAL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES,
VOLUME 2, ISSUE 10, NOVEMBER2012

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 7. Modeling and the Congestion Relief in WLANs using Ad hoc Networks International Journal of Engineering Research (ISSN:
23196890), Volume No.2, Issue No. 7, pp: 410-417.

8. Measurement of End to End Delays In Ad Hoc 802.11Networks ISSN 0976 – 6367(Print), ISSN 0976 – 6375(Online) International
Journal Of Computer Engineering & TECHNOLOGY (IJCET) Volume 4, Issue 4, July-August (2013), pp. 100-115

9. Wireless Measurement Scheme for Bandwidth Estimation in Multi-hop Wireless Ad-hoc Network, Global Journal of Computer
Science and Technology Network, Web & Security Volume 13 Issue 5 Version 1.0 Year 2013.

10."Deconstructing Voice-over-IP", International Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (www.jetir.org),
ISSN:2349-5162, Vol.6, Issue 5, page no.201-205, May-2019, Available:http://www.jetir.org/papers/JETIR1905633.pdf

ACADEMIC PROFILE

Education

1. Working on second Ph.D. Electrical and electronics Engineering; Indian Institute of Science, IISCE, Bangalore under guidance of
Professor T Srinivas in the field of optical waveguides.

2. Ph.D. Electronics and Communication Engineering; Vinayaka Mission University (Eqt VTU PhD), Salem, Tamil Nadu,
India.year:2017, thesis: “Network Traffic Measurement Manager for QOS optimization in MANET”

3. MTech Aeronautical /Avionics Engineering, Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum, Karnataka India year:2005 with
1st Division. Project Topic:” Offline GPS system for Aircraft Disaster Management”
4. B. E. with 1st Class, Electronics, Bangalore Institute of technology, Bangalore university Bangalore, Karnataka -560004, India,
year: 1996.

5. Board of Pre-University (PCMB): (Class 10+2) with second class, National college, Basavanagudi, Bangalore. 6. Board of High

School: (SSLC) with First Class.

MEMBER OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

1. IEEE membership
2. Life membership (LM-45766) of ISTE, New Delhi

3. VSI

Academic Prizes/Honours/Awards
BTL Foundation Award

PERSONAL PROFILE:

Personal details
1. Passport: standard

2. Driving License: standard

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 3. Health: Excellent

4. Languages: English & Kannada, Telegu .

5. Date of Birth: 30-01-1971

6. Marital status: Married

7. Interests and activities

8. Interest in Photography, playing in Volleyball and Football, Riding and

Driving, watching cricket, reading newspaper.

Skills

General skills: writing in English and Kannada, teaching technical and

management subjects, class management, planning and executing academic
activities, executing administrative activities. General skills: writing in
English and Kannada, teaching technical and management subjects, class
management, planning and executing academic activities, executing
administrative activities.

Computing Skills:

Applications: Microsoft Office Suite, Internet Explorer, and several e-mail

packages. Programming Languages: C#, Java and HTML, python.
Operating Systems: UNIX, Windows and Ubuntu. Teaching Skills:
presenting and demonstrating post graduate classes. Conducting practical
classes for undergraduate students and to provide project guidance for the
both graduate and post graduate students, conducting seminars and
organizing seminars and conferences. Providing hands on training in
technical concepts.

Social Interests:

I enjoy rugby and a member of social club. The latter involved participating
in activities, such as raising money for charity events, for example, in RAG
week. I also enjoy current affairs and traveling.

Communicating Address

Dr Srinivasa Gowda GK,

No 110/4-1, M Krishnappa Layout Lalbagh Road,
Bangalore-560027, Karnataka, India.
Phone: +91-080-22110159, +91-8095913703 (M)
Email: seenugowda2008@gmail.com.
Key Professional contributions
Laboratory Development

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 Developed Electronics and communication engineering laboratories,
computer network laboratories, simulator laboratory setup, mobile
communication laboratory setup, wireless LAN Agilent test set
implementation for setting up various computer network environments.
outdoor and indoor communication system laboratory. Mobile Agent
Technology based Distributed Computing Research laboratory. to take up
challenging jobs in Communication engineering.
Academic Curriculum Development
Engaged in course curriculum development for both the Bachelor of
technology in Electronics and Communication Engineering and the post
graduate M. Tech in electronics and communication engineering. Also,
course development for dual technical programs is undertaken. Question
banks for each subject in electronics and Avionics, Research &
Development, Networking, Mobile Communication, Analog and digital
design and Mobile Computing are developed. Laboratory manuals and
experiments are prepared. academic theory and practical work contributed
the students in wider field of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Service
Service to the growth of the institution and students’ progress. As a member of the board of studies, I contributed improvements in the
graduate program including the structure for the examinations, which emphasize the research skills and interests of students. I also
contributed to the computer-networking projects. I have participated in several faculty development programs. I have been succeeding in
attracting the best faculty in the targeted areas despite a competitive market. As a member of board of studies, I shared my experiences and
always favored towards the development of good curriculum as per need of the industries.

Research Statement
I have developed novel architecture for the optimization of the QoS in wireless mobile ad-hoc network using unique NP-complete problem.
The architecture consists of an end–to-end delay and bandwidth estimation systems, admission control and dynamic bandwidth management
system among nodes in wireless adhoc network. It investigates the QoS requirement for streaming video and multimedia by implementing
proper research methods and tools. In my research work, i targeted QoS provisioning in Ad-hoc networks. Ad-hoc networks can be realized
using two configurations of 802.11 MAC protocol, centralized and decentralized modes. To provide QoS, two approaches have been adopted
in the research. Firstly, it Estimates available bandwidth at links in ad-hoc network and then end to end available bandwidth between source
and destination. According to available bandwidth, transmissions are carried out. Secondly, it estimates end-to-end delay in the network
using the estimated bandwidth. The bandwidth and the end-to-end delay knowledge are used to provide QoS using admission control and
dynamic bandwidth management protocol. A modified AODV protocol is used as admission control to achieve cross layer adaption using
the bandwidth and end-to-end delay parameters. It considers 802.11b networks since it can establish centralized and decentralized
architectures. Experiments are conducted to prove firstly that Proposed centralized scheme (with bandwidth and end-to-end delay estimates)
is better than existing Centralized Bellman-Ford algorithm of Existing system is used. Secondly, the proposed distributed scheme (with
bandwidth and end-to-end delay estimates) is better than existing MP-SR (mobility prediction-based stable routing and normal AODV.
Thirdly, having proved proposed Centralized and Distributed schemes are better, it compares proposed distributed and centralized scheme
performance. Further, study is discussed to study effects of large number of nodes on proposed Centralized and Distributed schemes.at
fourth, Effects of the traffic load and channel noise variation on proposed Centralized and Distributed schemes are studied The first phase
of my research is completed by literature survey .it is completed in a period of 6months, but I estimated for this work for 12 months. The
second phase (architecture development, identifying algorithms, resource allocations, implementing, testing and tabulating the test result
was completed in approximately 16 months. Each test took approximately one Month to code and write the results, so the total time for 8
tests is 8 months. Thesis writing, and review of work is taken about 6months. So, Total of 36 months has been taken to complete my research.
initially, I have tested feasibility of 802.11 IEEE standard protocols for data and voice communication. After, I have designed a noble
architecture for optimizing QoS in MANET to estimate bandwidth and to find end to end delay in MANET.these estimations are used to
optimize the QoS in the given MANET. this system architecture is called Network Traffic Measurement Manager. The incorporation of this
architecture has led effective and efficient solutions for data communication in decentralized Mobile Ad-hoc networks. the performance
parameters have been compared between centralized and decentralized mobile ad-hoc networks. The network simulation has been done for
varied network sizes. The model is developed on on.net programming platform and Language being considered is 𝑪 𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒑. I have done
Protocol optimization for 𝑄𝑜𝑆 assurance in wireless mobile communication network. In this work, one striking methodology has been
implemented for guaranteeing the end -to-end delay and hence available bandwidth estimation or bandwidth estimation. The results
obtained exhibit that the proposed delay estimation technique and Protocol performs better as less data drop, higher success rate and much
lower network as well as packet delay. Due to varied node characteristics and decentralized nature, the developed system, depicts that the
average delay is higher in decentralized Ad-hoc network. But overall the system can be considered as an optimum solution for QoS oriented
bandwidth estimation. improving QoS provisioning in networks is always a desirable feature. QoS provisioning in MANETS due to their
Ad-hoc nature and varying channel conditions observed at every node is an issue. QoS can be improved by efficient bandwidth utilization
and allocation. A novel bandwidth estimation technique considering varied link-layer conditions is presented. Bandwidth estimation

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technique proposed enables optimum bandwidth allocation. To support delay sensitive services (e.g. VoIP) on MANETS estimation of an
End-to-End delay is proposed in𝐸𝐷𝐸𝐴𝑁. Using the estimated bandwidth end-to-end delay estimation is carried out in 𝐸𝐷𝐸𝐴𝑁.
Experimental study presented on MANETS operating on the IEEE 801.11 technology proves the network efficiency. Network parameters
like congestion, packet drop rates, bandwidth utilization, throughput, packet success ratio and transmission error rates are considered.
Effects of varying traffic load and inclusion of channel noise on network performance is also presented in the experimental study. Providing
security in MANETS is the future of the work presented here. Security can be provided using cryptographic techniques, trust-based
mechanisms, third party authentication schemes etc. Trust based mechanisms adopting evolutionary algorithms like ant-colony particle
swarm, etc. are adopted by researchers and exhibit a promising future. Evaluating support of bandwidth hungry and delay sensitive
applications like video streaming is another open issue.I am interested to research on QoS optimization and adding security in wireless
networks in 5G and its extension .I have been preparing thesis on optimization of qos in5G wireless network to apply for the research funds

.Teaching Statement
I am view teaching as a significant and rewarding part of my career as a researcher. I have extensive experience in teaching as an instructor
for many courses and as a teaching assistant for several others. The Challenges in instructing graduate and postgraduate students for me is
finding the ways to bring the students down into the nuts and bolts of the course and develop a system level design approach without
squandering their initial enthusiasm from the higher-level discussion. I found that allowing scope in their final thesis/project report, let the
students explore any aspect of the topic of their interest while the tests and programming assignments provided a more hands-on working
knowledge of computer algorithms in real life implementation. I look forward to use my experience. I am well prepared to teach some
segments of the existing curriculum from introductory courses to courses in mobile computing, Databases, Computer Networks, and Data
Communication. At the graduate/postgraduate level. I have developed advanced courses in mobile computing, mobile agents in real-time
systems. I am also teaching digital and analog communication engineering, and introductory courses on wireless network. Although these
courses are basics of my research area, I believe problem solving within the context of research topic is vitally important to communication
and computer network undergraduates /postgraduates /researchers. I have had the good fortune to work and study with some exceptional
Professors during my research, and it is from them that I have adopted much of my teaching style. I aim to make frequent use of examples
and motivate ideas by placing them in context of both their applications and abstract generalizations. I favour a tutorial style of teaching that
mixes lecturing with problem sessions in which students apply the ideas they are learning. This changes lectures from a passive experience
to an interactive one and helps the teacher correct misapprehensions early on before the students tackle homework assignments on their own.
A challenge in this style of teaching is finding appropriate problems in class sessions. For drill-like exercises where students learn to apply
new techniques, I try to devise progressions of successively harder examples. This builds confidence and ensures that students of all levels
are appropriately challenged.
I try to be sensitive to the fact that students come to a course with different backgrounds and skill levels. The challenge is to coach weaker
students while not losing the attention of quicker students. I believe teachers should be a source of encouragement in students’ lives, and
especially so to underrepresented students. Finding a way to do this without making students feel singled out is a challenge. Showing
sensitivity and taking opportunities to mentor students are unobtrusive ways to give under-represented students extra support.

Research Work
Ph.D. Thesis Supervised/Supervising: Three students have been doing research PhD program at VTU under my guidance M. Tech.
Dissertation Supervised/Supervising: HAMMER- A Testbed for MANET ,Reliable and Energy Efficient Optimal Path Based Routing
Protocol for Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks ,Clustering Of Text Data Using Formal Concept Analysis ,Security Through
Cloud Computing in Web Banking ,Expert System Under Principles of Web Farming ,Energy Efficient Hierarchical Organization of
Wireless Sensor Networks ,-Layer Model for modernizing the world:A Step towards Hi-Tech World ,A Multiagent System for Information
Access in Distributed Databases, World Wide Web: Relational Approach, Hybrid Web Caching Approach ,A Reliable Information Delivery
in Wireless, Grid Platform: A Mobile Agent and Distributed Send Box Approach ,Trust Based Peer-to-Peer System, Context Based Searching
Over Internet: A Mobile Agent Approach ,A Hierarchical Mobile Transaction System For Open Networks ,Platform for Peer-to-Peer
Computing System, Cluster Computing: A Mobile Code Approach ,Message Passing Based Model for Fault Tolerant Cluster, Mobile Agents
in Heterogeneous Networks ,Enhancement of Quality of Degraded Images Using Global Thre sholding Mobility Aware Cache Management
in Wireless Environments, Load Balancing On Open Networks: A Mobile Agent Approach, Design and Implement a Prototype for Intrusion
Detection in Mobile Ad hoc Networks Distributed Banking System: A Mobile Agent Approach, Fast and Programmable Handoff for Mobile
IP, Task Distribution Over Computational Grid, Network Congestion Control for v4Transmission Control Protocol, Centralized Computing:
A Think Client Approach, A Prototype For Mobile Data Access Using Mobile Agents Location Management for Mobile Agents in Open
Networks.

References
1. CV Srikrishna 2. Srinivasan Dr. R.
Professor Professor Emeritus
PESIT BANGALORE M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology

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 Email: cvsrikrishna@yahoo.co.in Email: rsv38@yahoo.co.in
Phone: +919448107190 Phone: +919945225711

4. Professor Sunil Jacob 5 professor HN suresh

SCMS Engineering College, Bangalore Institute of Technology
Vidyanagar, Palissary, Karukutty, VV PURUM, Bangalore:560004,
Ernakulum, Kerala. Email:hn.suresh@rediffmail.com
Email: suniljacob01@gmail.com Phone: +919980414212.
Phone: +919495703409.

Declaration: I hereby declare that the details furnished here are true to my best of knowledge

Dr GK SRINIVASA GOWDA

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