PROFESSIONAL
OBJECTIVE:
To continue a deep passion
and strong interest in my journey as an innovative academic leader and
passionate technologist to explore a magnificent career in teaching and
research as Computer Scientist, Instructional Faculty in Healthcare
Informatics, Computer Science or Information Science domain. Currently I am a fifth
year Ph.D. student in the department of Computing and Informatics at
UNC-Charlotte and am looking for an academic career to dedicatedly help
students to achieve great success using both traditional and modern approaches.
EDUCATION:
· Ph.D. in Computer
Science & Engineering
CGPA – 3.94 / 4.0
Dept. of Computing Science, University of North
Carolina, NC, USA (2021 -
Present)
Thesis
Topic: Cloud Mining Actionable Pattern Discovery in
BigData.
Relevant Courses
– Cloud Computing, Artificial
Intelligence, Wireless and Mobile
Computing, Ad Hoc and Sensor
Networks, Advanced Algorithm I, Sensor
Systems, Intelligence Data Analysis, Android Development, Computer Graphics,
Large Scale Software Engineering
· MS in Computer
Science
CGPA – 3.93 / 4.0
Dept. of
Computing Science, University of North Carolina, NC, USA (2018 - 2020)
Thesis Topic:
Working on Recommender system in Healthcare.
Relevant Courses
– Artificial Intelligence I, Network Security, Advanced data Model, Computer Security I, Advanced Operating Systems,
Data Warehouse Design, Biomorphic Systems, Data Warehouse Design, Biomorphic
Systems
WEBSITE:
APPOINTMENTS:
Ø Instructor of Record – Fall 2025 – Present
Department of
Computer Science, College of Computing and Informatics
University of
North Carolina, Charlotte
Courses:
Database and
Design Implementation ITSC 3160
Data Structure and
Algorithm ITSC 2214
Ø Adjunct Instructor – Fall 2023 – Present
Department of
Computer Science and Engineering, College of STEM,
Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, NC –
28216
Courses: CSC 438A-
Database Management System, CSC 131- Computers in Society, CSC335A – Internet Programming
Responsibilities includes-
· Developing and delivering course material, curricula, and syllabi.
· Assisting with the training and recruitment of new lecturers,
teaching assistants, and Professors.
· Conducting research, publishing papers, and attending conferences.
· Attending academic events and networking with other researchers
and field experts.
· Supervising, advising, and mentoring teaching assistants and undergraduate
students.
· Participating in faculty and departmental meetings.
· Shortlisting, interviewing, and selecting students for undergraduate
scholarship programs.
· Organizing guest seminars and faculty events where students can
interact with established industry professionals.
· Traveling to other higher education settings to gain experience
and expand networks.
· Writing proposals to secure research funding.
Ø Faculty Research Assistant – Fall 2024 – Summer 2025
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, College of STEM,
Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, NC – 28216
Project - AIM-AHEAD Program for Artificial Intelligence Readiness
(PAIR)
This project aims
to leverage AIM-AHEAD resources to jump start AI research for health equity in
minority serving institutions (MSI) with inadequate resources. And this program
is designed for these organizations to strengthen the foundations for
sustainable success in AI/ML health equity research.
Specific Aims:
Metabolic Syndrome
(MetS), as defined by the Joint Scientific Statement harmonized criteria, is
the clustering of at least three of five cardiometabolic risk factors
(elevations in waist circumference, blood pressure, fasting blood glucose,
triglycerides and HDLc or appropriate medications) and has increased in
prevalence from 36.2% in 1999 to 47.3% in 2018. MetS increases risk for the
development and progression of cardiometabolic diseases. However, despite
greater morbidity and mortality from hypertension, diabetes, stroke and other
cardiometabolic conditions, Black Americans are reported to have a lower
prevalence of MetS than White Americans. The long-term goal of this research is
to reduce racial and ethnic disparities in cardiometabolic disease prevalence
and related morbidity and mortality by improving accuracy of cardiometabolic
disease definitions in minoritized groups, increasing cardiometabolic health
literacy and increasing health equity for minority populations. The major
objective of this application is to leverage artificial intelligence and
machine learning (AI/ML) with demographic, anthropometric, clinical, blood
biomarker, psychosocial, and lifestyle information to better identify
predictors of cardiometabolic risk within racial subgroups for more targeted
prevention efforts
Our central
hypotheses are (1) that race and sex-specific MetS algorithms can be generated
and (2) that these algorithms will improve identification of individuals at
elevated risk for poor cardiometabolic outcomes such as cardiovascular disease
or diabetes. ML algorithms, particularly Random Forest algorithms, have been
reported to enhance prediction of MetS, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
Random Forest modeling has also been used to identify race and ethnicity
specific features of importance in predicting MetS. For example, in a Mexican
population Random Forest modeling identified waist/hip ratio was as a better
index of abdominal obesity than waist circumference, which is considered a MetS
component by most definitions. Our specific aims are:
Aim 1- To identify
race- and sex-specific MetS Random Forest algorithms with identified Variables
of Importance for Black and White Adults.
Aim 2- To
determine the predictive accuracy of the RF generated MetS algorithms (top 5
features of Importance) in cardiometabolic disease incidence.
Ø Teaching Assistant/ Research
Assistant/ Graduate Assistant – 2021 - 2024
·
Software Design and Implementation ITCS 6112 – worked as a volunteer
teaching assistant at UNC-Charlotte
·
Knowledge Discovery in Database ITCS 6162– worked as a volunteer teaching
assistant at UNC-Charlotte
·
Cloud Computing for Data Analysis ITCS 6190– worked as a volunteer
teaching assistant at UNC-Charlotte
·
Cyber Security Introduction– worked as a volunteer teaching assistant at West
Virginia University (WVU)
·
Practicing Cyber Security Attacks and Counter Measures– worked as a
volunteer teaching assistant at West Virginia University (WVU)
·
Machine Learning – worked as a volunteer teaching assistant at UNC-
Charlotte
·
Introduction to Computer Systems and Assembly Programming– worked as a
volunteer teaching assistant at West Virginia University (WVU)
·
Introduction to Computer Networks– worked as a volunteer teaching
assistant at Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC)
GRADUATE ACADEMIC COURSES (SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED AT UNCC):
SKILLS:
TECHNICAL RESEARCH PAPER REVIEW:
· "A Dual-Agent Architecture for
Efficient and Scalable Document Processing and Intelligent Retrieval" (Southeast
Conference 2025)
· "Flight Delay Prediction Using
Random Forest with Enhanced Feature Engineering" (Southeast
Conference 2025)
· "Cardi-GPT: an Expert
ECG-Record Processing Chatbot" (Southeast Conference 2025)
· “Enhancing Ecological Forecasting
with LSTM Models: the Impact of Partition-Based Data Shuffling on Predictive
Accuracy” (Southeast Conference 2025)
·
"A
Low-Power IoT-Based Smart Desk Integrated with a Classroom Response
System" (Southeast Conference 2024)
·
"Strengthening
the Nigerian Grid: Impact of SCR Thresholds on Synchronous Condenser Allocation
for Inverter-Based Generation Integration" (SoutheastCon 2024)
·
“Altruistic
Asd (Autism Spectrum Disorder) Virtual Reality Game Assisting Neurotypicals
Understanding Of Autistic People” in 10th International Conference on Computer
Science and Information Technology (CoSIT 2023)
·
“Unsupervised
Adversarial and Cycle Consistent Feature Extraction Network for Intelligent
Fault Diagnosis” in Applied Soft Computing Journal (2023)
·
ACM
Tapia Conference (2023)
·
“Bangla
Speech Emotion Detection Using Machine Learning Ensemble Methods” in Advances
in Science, Technology and Engineering Systems Journal (ASTESJ) (2022)
·
“Fish
Images Classification Based On Robust Features Extraction From Shape Signature
Using Rbfnn And Svm” in 9th
International Conference on Computer Science and Information Technology (CoSIT
2022)
·
“Trust
for Big Data Usage in Cloud “ in 12th International Conference on
Computer Science, Engineering and Applications(CCSEA 2022)
·
“Cryptographic Algorithms Identification Based On Deep
Learning” in 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence
and Machine Learning(CAIML 2022,July)
·
“Deep
Learning-Based Plant Diseases Recognition” in 3rd International
Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning(CAIML 2022,July)
·
“Energy
Consumption Forecasting In Industrial Sector With Machine Learning Algorithms”
in 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and
Machine Learning(CAIML 2022,July)
·
“An
Online Graphical User Interface Application to Remove Barriers in the Process
of Learning Neural Networks and Deep Learning Concepts Using TensorFlow” in 3rd International
Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning(CAIML 2022,July)
·
“Blockchain
Security: Enhanced Control Evaluation Approach To Safeguard Organizations’
Accounting Information” in 3rd International Conference on
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning(CAIML 2022,July)
·
“The
Effectiveness Of Applying Different Strategies On Recognition And Recall
Textual Password” in 3rd International Conference on Artificial
Intelligence and Machine Learning(CAIML 2022,July)
·
“Universal
Pooling - A New Pooling Method for Convolutional Neural Networks “ in Expert
Systems With Applications (ESWA 2020)
·
"SA-MSVM:
A Hybrid Heuristic Algorithm Based Feature Selection for Sentiment Analysis in
Twitter Bigdata" in Journal of Intelligent & Fuzzy Systems (2020)
CLASS PROJECTS (INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP):
· ProjeQtor- This is a project
management tool using php, found black box testing and white box testing, the
challenges we faced, especially in reverse engineering leading the future work
related to it.
· Operating System Measurement- To
measure the characteristic and understanding the performance of CPU and OS
Services, Memory and File System.
· Movie Theatre- By the help of MYSQL
Workbench formed a database of movie theatre having 2D and 3D movie screen.
Each screen has different movies in different format at different times or even
the same movie at different times throughout the day. Additional features like
customers can put feedback were included.
· A star algorithm - Comparison
between Manhattan and Misplaced Tiles algorithms, we had to find the heuristics
and run four different input case to find the ouput and which method is more
efficient.
· Socket programming with HTTP Client
and HTTP Server-Created HTTP Client and HTTP server in java and connecting them
through HTTP Port.
· Algorithm and data structure related
various projects in java.
· Extraction of Action Rules and
Classification Rules-Used different logics and techniques.
· Extraction of Action Rules and
Classification Rules-Used different logics and techniques.
· Android application- The news
application in kotlin.
· Evaluation of supervised learning
algorithm -comparison report of supervised machine learning algorithms. New
York Taxi Fare dataset from Kaggle were used for the analysis. Based on the
accuracy, precision, recall and F1 score, two best algorithms were determined.
· Survey of Recommender System-Compare
the different recommender systems in Healthcare and found the suitable
recommender system for different field.
· Reviewed a paper-An interpretable
mortality prediction model for Covid-19 Patients.
CONFERENCE/ SYMPOSIUM/ PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ATTENDED:
|
Type |
Date |
Name of Project |
Organizer |
Venue |
|
· Workshop |
November,2014 |
Plc(Programmable Logic Circuit) |
Plc (Programmable Logic Circuit) |
Kolkata, India |
|
· Seminar |
April,2015 |
Improve Education in Kolkata |
Bengal Chambers of Commerce |
Kolkata, India |
|
· Conference |
November,2015 |
VLSI(Very Large Scale Integration)
|
IEEE |
Kolkata, India |
|
· Competition |
August,2015 |
IBM Bluemix |
Nasscom Webel House Sector v,
India |
Webel House Sector, India |
|
· Fleurix
conference |
March,2019 |
Fleurix conference |
Fleurix |
Statesville, Charlotte, NC |
|
· Tapia
Conference |
September,2019 |
Tapia conference |
Tapia |
San Diego, CA |
|
· Tapia
Conference |
October,2021 |
Tapia conference |
Tapia |
Virtual |
|
· Tapia
Conference |
September,2022 |
Tapia conference |
Tapia |
Washington, DC |
|
·
3rd International Conference on NLP, Data Mining and Machine Learning
(NLDML 2024) |
January,2024 |
3rd International Conference on
NLP, Data Mining and Machine Learning (NLDML 2024) |
3rd International Conference on
NLP, Data Mining and Machine Learning (NLDML 2024) |
Virtual |
|
·
International Conference on AI, Machine Learning and Data Science
(AIMDS 2024) |
December, 2024 |
International Conference on AI,
Machine Learning and Data Science (AIMDS 2024) |
International Conference on AI,
Machine Learning and Data Science (AIMDS 2024) |
Virtual |
|
·
11th International Conference on Data Mining (DTMN 2025) |
October, 2025 |
11th International Conference on
Data Mining (DTMN 2025) |
11th International Conference on
Data Mining (DTMN 2025) |
Virtual |
PUBLICATION:
1.
Tzacheva, A. A., Chatterjee, S.,
Shaik, R. S., and Chakinala, S. S. P., "Discovery Of Actionable Pattern In
Bigdata Using Information Granules And Meta Action With Cost And Feasibility
For Emotion Detection" In 11th International Conference on Data Mining
(DTMN 2025), Vol.15, No. 20, pp 257-272, October 25 - 26, 2025, Vienna,
Austria, ISSN : 2231 - 5403.
DOI: 10.5121/csit.2025.152019
https://aircconline.com/csit/papers/vol15/csit152019.pdf
2.
Chatterjee, S, and Tzacheva, A A.,
“Mining Actionable Patterns in BigData for Enhanced Human Emotions” In
International Journal of Data Mining & Knowledge Management Process
(IJDKP), Vol.13, No. 1, pp 1 - 22, January 2025
DOI: 10.5121/ijdkp.2025.15101
https://aircconline.com/ijdkp/V15N1/15125ijdkp01.pdf
3.
Tzacheva, A A., and Chatterjee, S, “
Actionable Pattern Discovery for Emotion Detection in Big Data in Education and
Business” In International Conference on AI, Machine Learning and Data Science
(AIMDS 2024), Vol.13, No 6, pp 93 - 117 , December 2024
DOI: 10.5121/ijci.2024.130607
https://ijcionline.com/paper/13/13624ijci07.pdf
4.
Tzacheva, A.A., Chatterjee, S.,
and Ras, Z.W., "Discovery of Actionable Patterns through Scalable Vertical
Data Split Method with Meta Actions and Information Granules" , In International Journal of Data Mining &
Knowledge Management Process (IJDKP), Vol.13, No. 1/2, March 2024, pp 17
- 42
DOI:10.5121/ijdkp.2023.14202
https://aircconline.com/ijdkp/V14N2/14224ijdkp02.pdf
5.
Chatterjee S., Tzacheva, A.A., Ras,
Z.W., “Scalable Action Mining For Improving Customer Satisfaction”, 3rd
International Conference on NLP, Data Mining and Machine Learning (NLDML 2024),
January 13 ~ 14, 2024, Virtual Conference https://ijcionline.com/volume/v13n1
6.
Tzacheva, A.A., Chatterjee S., Ras,
Z.W., “Cloud Mining Actionable Pattern Discovery In Big Data: A Survey”, in
Transactions on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (TMLAI), Vol.10,
No.3, 2022
DOI:https://doi.org/10.14738/tmlai.103.2022
https://journals.scholarpublishing.org/index.php/TMLAI/issue/view/406
7.
Sanchari Chatterjee -"Studying
the Risk of Backdoors In Encrypted Systems" in Tapia 2019 Conference in
San Diego, CA in September 2019.
8.
Sanchari Chatterjee, Sanghamitra
Chatterjee, "Logical Models Using Boolean Network to Study Breast Cancer
Signaling Pathways. “Published by International Research Journal of Advanced
Engineering and Science (I.R.J.A.E.S) in the year 2017.
OTHER ACHIEVEMENTS:
·
Reviewer
at SoutheastCon 2024, Atlanta.
·
Scholarship
Attendee at Tapia Conference 2022, Washington, D.C.
·
Reviewer
at Tapia Conference 2023, TX.
·
CRA
Woman Conference in April 2023 in San Francisco, CA, as Scholarship Recipient