Prof. Dr. Shahidul Islam Khan joined Presidency University as Professor and Head of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at the beginning of 2024. He holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET). With extensive academic and research experience, Dr. Khan has been a driving force in the development of computer science education and research in Bangladesh.
His research interests include Medical Informatics, Machine Learning, Data Mining, Artificial Intelligence, Information Security and Software Engineering. He has published numerous peer-reviewed papers and is widely recognized for his contributions to technology and education. Notably, he was ranked among the top 5% scientists worldwide.
Selected Publications
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Achievements
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Leadership in Research
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CSE Fest 2024 – Inaugural Address
Date: December 2024 · Role: Organizing Chair and Dean, School of Engineering
Professor Dr. Shahidul Islam Khan delivered the welcoming address at the inauguration of CSE Fest 2024, a five-day event featuring workshops, competitions, and seminars. The fest included AI contests, robotics workshops, and career talks by industry leaders, fostering innovation and collaboration among students.
Inter-University Research Poster Presentation Competition
Date: December 2024 · Role: Event Overseer
Professor Dr. Shahidul Islam Khan oversaw the Inter-University Research Poster Presentation Competition at Presidency University. The event provided a platform for undergraduate students from various institutions to present innovative research, encouraging academic excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration.
CSE Thesis Defense – Spring 2025
Date: April 2025 · Role: Chair, Examination Board
As Chair of the Examination Board, Professor Dr. Shahidul Islam Khan led the CSE Department’s Spring 2025 thesis defense at Presidency University. The session showcased student research on topics like AI-driven data protection, IoT-based smart gadgets, and blockchain applications, reflecting the department’s commitment to cutting-edge research.