Shiblee
Sadik – PhD student
Shiblee
joined the University of Oklahoma after completing his B.S. in Computer Science
in his home country of Bangladesh. As a child, he received a programmable
device as a gift that he enjoyed playing with.
In
2008, Shiblee was accepted to the OU School of Computer Science as Master’s
student. Having always had an interest in data mining, he took advantage of the
opportunity to work with Dr. Gruenwald, one of our valued faculty members whose
research focuses on data mining. Now working towards his PhD, Shiblee is a
research assistant for Dr. Gruenwald and is writing his dissertation on
abnormality/intrusion detection for streaming data. As side projects he is
involved in a data mining based missing data estimation project for NASA.
Shiblee
enjoys the fact that CS is a relatively small department where everybody knows
and is connected to each other. He likes the balance between updated classes
and research. On a campus-wide scale Shiblee immediately felt a sense of
connection. The Sooner spirit made him feel special – he felt that he belonged and
was a Sooner.
After his PhD, Shiblee
would like to do research involving algorithms for industries. Outside of CS,
his main hobby is photography.
