I am Md. Abu Sayed, a Ph.D. Student in Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR). My current research works are related to Robotic Vision, especially activity/intent recognition from a group of agents in Naval Space. It’s a joint project of Robotics Lab and Computer Vision Lab at UNR.

I am also a former Lecturer of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at The Millennium University, Bangladesh. I have completed my Bachelor in Computer Science and Engineering from Khulna University, Bangladesh in January 2019. My undergraduate thesis, titled “Automated method to segment retinal blood vessels from color fundus photographs”, was supervised by Professor Dr. G M Atiqur Rahaman (Computational Color and Spectral Image Analysis Lab, Khulna University) and co-supervised by Dr. Sajib Saha (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia)

At The Millennium University, I have instructed several undergraduate courses including Structured Programming, Data Structure, Object-Oriented Analysis & Design, Software Engineering, Digital Logic Design, Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks, etc. My interpersonal and communication skills have helped me to build strong relationships with students, administrators, fellow lecturers, and other faculty and administrative personnel, leading to the effective development of course syllabus, classroom materials, and program improvements. I also hold the Coourse Coordinator position of the department since January 2020.

Research Interest:

ML/DL in Computer Vision, Robotic Vision, Medical Image Analysis, Health-care, etc.

Passions:

Learning new idea, Football

I am also interested in and actively participate in volunteering activities. I believe participating in many volunteering activities can help to grow a better community.