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Puneet Bhateja

Puneet Bhateja
Puneet Bhateja
 
PhD (Computer Science), Chennai Mathematical Institute

Contact Details

 
079-68261647
 
# 2101, FB-2, DA-IICT, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, India – 382007

Biography

Dr. Puneet Bhateja obtained his PhD in Theoretical Computer Sc from Chennai Mathematical Institute in year 2009 under the supervision of Prof Madhavan Mukund. In his doctoral thesis, he proposed a mathematical theory for testing distributed systems. Immediately after his PhD, he moved to INT-Paris (France). He worked there as a research engineer from 2009 to 2010. Subsequently he held post doctoral positions at INRIA-Rennes (France) from 2010-2011, and CRIM (Canada) from 2011-2012. He joined DA-IICT in year 2013, and since then he is working here.

Specialization

Theoretical Computer Science

Publications

  • Puneet Bhateja, “A theoretical framework for testing cyber-physical systems”,
    IEEE-CoDIT 2019, Paris, France
  • Puneet Bhateja, “A new semantic equivalence for real-time processes”,
    ISEC 2017, Jaipur, India
  • Puneet Bhateja, “Asynchronous testing of real-time systems”,
    SCSS 2017, Gammarth, Tunisia
  • Puneet Bhateja, “Designing Distributed Systems w.r.t. Conformance”
    APSEC 2015, New Delhi, India
  • Puneet Bhateja, “A TGV-like approach for asynchronous testing”,
    ISEC 2014, Chennai, India
  • A Tagging Protocol for Asynchronous Testing
    By: Puneet Bhateja, TASE 2011, Xi’an, China
  • Tagging Make Local Testing of Message-Passing Systems Feasible,
    By Puneet Bhateja and Madhavan Mukund
    SEFM 2008, Cape Town, South Africa
  • Local Testing of Message Sequence Charts Is Difficult
    By Puneet Bhateja, Paul Gastin, Madhavan Mukund and
    K. Narayan Kumar, FCT 2007, Budapest, Hungary
  • A Fresh Look at Testing for Asynchronous Communication
    By Puneet Bhateja, Paul Gastin, and Madhavan Mukund, ATVA 2006, Beijing, China

Teaching

  • Design and Analysis of Algorithms
  • Models of Computation
  • Specification and Verification of Systems
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