Sayed Mohsin Reza

I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Texas at El Paso. I am also working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant here. Prior to joining here, I was a Full Stack Software Developer at Pupptech Inc, USA. I obtained my Masters and Bachelor degree from Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh.

My undergraduate research work was on the Conference Management System aiming at improving the submission & review system. Currently, This project is used for educational purposes by many international conferences & journals. Website: http://www.proconf.org/

Research Interests

My main research areas are Machine learning, Data Science, Software Engineering and Software Quality. The goal of my research is to develop novel algorithms to solve problems from these areas while respecting the underlying problem structures and presenting with scalable platforms that can handle massive, heterogeneous data-sets. My current research projects are on the following fields:

• Machine learning, Data Science, Deep Learning
  • Multi-label learning, Classifier builder, Association Mining
  • Forecasting behavior time analysis
• Software Quality Management
  • Software Quality Analysis, Dataset Creation
  • Classification of code quality using ML techniques
  • Forecasting future software quality behavior

News on my work

Coding Like a UTEP Data Miner: NSF Grant Helps Bring Next-Generation Computing to High School Students

Sayed Reza, working with Dr. Omar and Dr. Justice Walker is leveraging data mining techniques to bring next-generation computer science education to teachers and students in the Paso del Norte region through a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).

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UTEP Computer Science Receives Grant to Conduct Advanced Software Analysis

Sayed Reza, working with Dr. Omar and has received a grant from Nuba Solutions for students to conduct statistic code analysis on open source repositories. The study will analyze large segments of industrial software codes to understand their evolution and quality. The results of the analysis will help organizations reduce maintenance efforts and improve their software sustainability.

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Selected Publications

• The human in model-driven engineering loop: A case study on integrating handwritten code in model-driven engineering repositories in Wiley Journal of Software Practice & Experience 2021.
• ModelMine: A Tool to Facilitate Mining Models from Open Source Repositories in MODELS 2020.
• Behavioral analysis of turbulent exhale flows in IEEE BHI 2018. [ Best Paper Award ]

Academic Volunteer Activities

• Reviewer in International Conference on Big Data, IoT and Machine Learning (BIM 2021)
• Reviewer in International Conference on Science and Contemporary Technologies (ICSCT 2021)
• Mentor, Research Experience for undergraduates, University of Texas at El Paso , 2020
• Web Co-Chair, IEEE WIECON-ECE 2015 Conference