Meem is self-motivated and adaptable individual with a strong interest in computer science, particularly in making technology safer and more useful for people. Currently, she is pursuing her PhD in Computer Science at the University of Idaho, focusing on cybersecurity and formal verification. She enjoys learning, teaching, mentoring and thrive in collaborative environments where ideas can grow. Her goal is to contribute to building a safer digital world through research, innovation, and knowledge sharing.
She is open to research collaborations in Information Security, System Security, IoT Security, Formal Verification and Adversarial Machine Learning - if you are interested in working together, feel free to reach out.
Outside of academics she enjoys cooking and traveling, which allow her to explore creativity and experience new cultures.
LECTURE & LABORATORY SCHEDULE
IT 271 Cybersecurity I (4 Credits) 10:30 am to 11:45 am - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday STC 313 and Online
IT 272 Cybersecurity II (4 Credits) 12:00 pm to 1:15 pm - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday STC 313 and Online
IT 273 Cybersecurity III (4 Credits) 09:00 am to 10:15 am - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday STC 313 and Online
IT 274 Cybersecurity IV (4 Credits) 1:30 pm to 2:45 pm - Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday STC 313 and Online
ACADEMIC DEGREES
Ph.D. in Computer Science [Fall 2022 - Present] University of Idaho Dissertation: Formal Verification of Assembly Language
M.S. in Computer Science [Fall 2022 - Summer 2024] University of Idaho Thesis: Formal Verification for Assembly Language: Operational Semantics Modeling of RISC-V Instructions
B.Sc. in Computer Science [Summer 2017 - Spring 2021] Brac University Thesis: Quantum Error Correction using Quantum Convolutional Neural Network
Contact Information
Technical & Industrial
Schweitzer Career & Technical Education Center 216
