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Mr Mukesh Kamath Bola

Information Science and Engineering

Mr Mukesh Kamath Bola

Mr Mukesh Kamath Bola

Assistant Professor

Mr Mukesh Kamath Bola

Email: mukeshkamath.bola@jyothyit.ac.in

Mr Mukesh Kamath Bola is currently serving as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Information Science and Engineering. He holds an M.Tech. degree in Computer Science and Engineering(graduated in 2007) and B.E. in Computer Engineering(graduated in 2000) from Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal. He has experience in industry as well as academia. in the industry as a senior software engineer he has honed his skills in c/c++ working on c make projects employing c++11, qt/qml, java, aws s3 storage, google protobuf over rabbitmq. he has worked as associate consultant in web development where he researched testing tools like jest, puppeteer, mocha, enzyme etc for testing react apps. he has also worked in styling reactjs using sass and testing react apps using snapshot testing and mocking.

  • Teaching: 13 Years
  • Research: 5.5 Years

Interests in Research, Computer Graphics, Embedded Systems, Shading languages, the Graphics Pipeline, Computer Architectures, Medical Software and Computer Security.

Life Member of ISTE – LM 40479

Java Course from NICT Bangalore- Distinction

Journal Publications
  • R. Shahabadkar, Mukesh Kamath B and K. R. Shahabadkar, "Di-agnosis of compromised accounts for online social performance profile network", 2016 International Conference on Wireless Communications Signal Processing and Networking (WiSPNET), pp. 1552-1557, March 2016.
Achievements and awards
  1. “Windows Based Tutor Developer” first prize in Final Year Student Project Exhibition – 2000 held on 26th May,2000 at MIT, Manipal
  2. Philips Scholar paid internship between Aug,2005 to July,2007 during M.Tech at Manipal Institute of Technology and while at NXP Semiconductors helped port a Testing Tool called CANTATA on target boards running processors of PNX1300 series of media processors.