GITAM School of Technology, Bangalore - List of Professors and Faculty

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Ashwini RM

Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

arm@gitam.edu

Bharath A

Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

bashu@gitam.edu

Manjunatha M

Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

mmaddike@gitam.edu

Preethi S

Assistant Professor, Department of Civil Engineering

pshailaj@gitam.edu

Chandramouleeswaran Sankaran

Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering

csankara@gitam.edu

Sita Devulapalli

Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering

sdevulap@gitam.edu

Gopala Krishnan C

Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science & Engineering

gchandra@gitam.edu

Mohan Kumar N

Professor, Department of Electrical, Electronics And Communication Engineering

mnagaraj2@gitam.edu

Ajay Kumar Mandava

Associate Professor, Department of Electrical, Electronics And Communication Engineering

amandava@gitam.edu

Kamalanathan C

Associate Professor, Department of Electrical, Electronics And Communication Engineering

kchandra@gitam.edu

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