Dulal Chandra Kar

Dr. Dulal Chandra Kar serves as a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. He teaches Spring 2025 courses including COSC 6360 Parallel Computing from his office in CI 321, with contact details: phone (361) 825-5878 and email dulal.kar@tamucc.edu.

His research spans cloud computing, network architecture/performance measurement, network/information security, steganography, and applied cryptography, reflecting his focus on secure computational systems. He authored the book 'Network Security, Administration and Management' and teaches core areas including algorithms, computer architectures, networks, parallel computing, and cryptography.

Dr. Kar leads three major NSF-funded projects totaling $2.6 million:

• REU Site: Applied Computing Research in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
• SUCCESS-II: Supporting Undergraduates for Careers in Computing and Engineering with Scholarships and Supervision II
• MRI: Acquisition of High-Performance Computing Cluster for Research in Engineering, Science, and Technology

These initiatives drive undergraduate research in cybersecurity and unmanned systems while expanding computational infrastructure. His work bridges theoretical cryptography with practical network security applications through active grant-funded collaborations.