Dr. Shamla Tushar Mantri

Bio

Dr. Shamla Tushar Mantri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Engineering and Technology, School of Computer Science and Engineering, MIT-WPU, Pune, with 21 years of teaching experience, including 17 years at MIT-WPU. Her academic expertise spans Digital Signal Processing, Computer Networks, Digital Electronics, Microprocessor and Microcontroller, Computer Organization, Microprocessor Architecture, and Internet of Things. She is actively involved in research, student mentoring, interdisciplinary academic activities, and institution building. Her research contributions include publications in international conferences and journals, patents, book publications, and academic and industry interactions. She is committed to innovative, student-centric teaching approaches and preparing students for academic and industry challenges.

Educational Qualifications:

PhD – Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University (RTMNU), Nagpur / G H Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur – 18 June 2019

Postgraduate – MITCOE, Pune – July 2011 – 77.8% – First Division with Distinction

Undergraduate – M.S. Bidve Engineering College, Latur – June 1993 – 71% – First Division with Distinction

Intermediate – Rajarshi Shahu Mahavidyalaya, Latur – March 1989 – 76% – First Division with Distinction

High School – Deshikendra Mahavidyalaya, Latur – March 1987 – 76% – First Division with Distinction

Areas of Expertise:

Digital Signal Processing, Computer Networks, Digital Electronics, Microprocessor and Microcontroller, Microprocessor Interfacing Techniques, Computer Organization, Microprocessor Architecture, and Internet of Things.

Teaching Experience:
21 years as of 2025, including 17 years at MIT-WPU and 4 years outside MIT-WPU.

Industry / Research Experience:

Her research contributions include 20+ international conference publications, 33 international journal publications, 5 published Indian patents, 2 granted Indian patents, 2 other granted patents (1 UK Design Patent and 1 South Africa patent), and 1 Indian patent filed. She has also contributed to a book on Computer Networks and served as an editor for a Bentham Science publication on healthcare’s digital revolution and AI/ML.

Publications and Research Work:

2 National Conference papers – Published

20+ International Conference papers – Published

33 International Journal papers – Published

5 Indian Patents – Published

2 Indian Patents – Granted

1 UK Design Patent – Granted

1 South Africa Patent – Granted

1 Indian Patent – Filed

Book publication: Computer Networks

Book editor: Bentham Science – Healthcare’s Digital Revolution: The AI ML

2 blogs published with students on COVID-19 effects on students’ mental state and the need for soft skills among engineering students

Awards and Recognitions:

1. PhD Supervisor for 3 students; 1 PhD student has submitted the thesis.

2. Felicitated by IEEE under the Recognition of Prolific Women Authors event as part of International Women’s Day celebrations.

3. Best Paper Award at an International Conference.

4. First position in a paper presentation.

5. Appreciation for Class Teacher Work and Faculty Member from the HOD, Computer Department.

6. Appreciation for good results and excellent faculty performance.

7. H-Index: 11; Citations: 602.

8. Runner-up in the Half Marathon in the above-50 age group and winner in Badminton, Carrom and Cricket matches at MIT-WPU.

Subjects Taught / Academic Areas Handled:

Digital Signal Processing, Microprocessor and Microcontroller, Computer Networks, Digital Electronics, Microprocessor Interfacing Techniques, Computer Organization, Microprocessor Architecture, MAIOT (Microprocessor Architecture and Internet of Things), and Project-Based Learning.