Hi — I'm Biswajyoti

Computer Science undergraduate working across systems, security, and modern web tooling.

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About

Computer Science undergraduate at Barak Valley Engineering College. I work across systems, security, and web tooling while exploring quantum-safe ideas — balancing engineering and research.

I prefer practical projects first; research interests guide, not define, what I build.

Skills & Tools

Community & Leadership

Rotary Club — Volunteer

Heart Awareness Camps — Organized two health-awareness events supporting local communities.

  • Assisted with event planning and logistics for public health initiatives.
  • Coordinated with medical staff and local participants to ensure smooth flow.
  • Demonstrated responsibility and professionalism in real-world scenarios.

Teaching Outreach — Remote Vencher School

Delivered a full-day STEM session for students at a rural school, adapting lessons to limited resources.

  • Simplified STEM concepts and used practical examples to improve understanding.
  • Developed communication and teaching techniques suitable for low-resource environments.
  • Impact: strengthened community engagement, leadership, and teamwork.

Research & Tools

Research Highlights & Collaborations

  • Work on randomness and quantum cryptography; device-independent protocols and comparative analysis of QRNGs vs PRNGs.
  • Contributions to reproducible analysis and experimental summaries.

Academic Insight

While developing my report on randomness in quantum cryptography, I sought clarification from established researchers. I received helpful conceptual guidance regarding the role of randomness in Bell tests and quantum key distribution.

  • Prof. Gilles Brassard — Emphasized why pseudo-random generators are unsuitable for QKD and highlighted the importance of genuine randomness and implementation assumptions in secure quantum protocols.
  • Prof. Nicolas Gisin — Clarified the distinction between Bell-test randomness (independence assumptions) and QKD randomness (adversarial context), and pointed me toward relevant literature for deeper reading.

These exchanges were brief and purely informational, but they strengthened the theoretical foundation behind the report.

Selected Projects

Automated Cattle Condition Analyzer

Engineered an AI-driven pipeline to automate livestock condition scoring, emphasizing computational efficiency and system reliability (not veterinary accuracy).

  • Tech: Python · YOLOv8 · OpenCV · Flask
  • Reduced manual scoring effort by ~80% through automation.
  • Processed images in under 1 second using optimized YOLOv8 inference.
  • Supported batch uploads for multiple cattle images.
  • Generated 4 geometric condition metrics per animal.
  • Achieved >95% detection reliability on clear images (YOLOv8 baseline).

Repository

Randomness in Quantum Cryptography

Analytical report comparing QRNGs and PRNGs, with experiments and reproducible examples.

Tech: Python, Qiskit, Jupyter

Repository

BVEC CSE 24–28 Portal

Frontend-first portal for the CSE 2024–28 cohort: resource sharing, birthday manager, and quick tools. Live on GitHub Pages.

Tech: HTML, JS, Bootstrap, LocalStorage

Live · Repository

Projects are concise summaries; see repositories for full details and code.

Contact

Location: Barak Valley Engineering College, Assam, India

Email: biswajyotinath125@gmail.com

GitHub: github.com/biswajyoti-nath

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/biswajyoti-nath-984404323

College: Barak Valley Engineering College — B.Tech (CSE), ASTU