
Helps students unlock their full potential.
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Inspires a passion for knowledge and growth.
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Creates a collaborative learning environment.
Dr Karamjit Kaur serves as a Lecturer in the School of Computer Science and Information Technology within the College of Engineering and Information Technology at Adelaide University. She obtained her Bachelor of Technology from Punjab Technical University (2002-2006), Master of Engineering from Thapar University (2006-2008), and PhD from Thapar University (2011-2015), with her doctoral thesis titled 'A Novel Framework for Querying Multi-paradigm Databases'. Her professional career commenced as a Subject Matter Expert at Amdocs India (2008-2009), followed by a position as Assistant Professor at Thapar University (2009-2017). Subsequently, she held roles at the University of South Australia, including Research Fellow in Big Data Ecosystems (2017-2020), Foundation Fellow at FEnEx CRC (2021-2022), and Lecturer since 2023, transitioning to Adelaide University. Throughout her career, she has been involved in teaching a wide range of computer science and engineering courses since 2009, currently serving as tutor, practical supervisor, and course coordinator for courses such as System Requirements and User Experience and Industry Project Studio in Bachelors and Masters of Information Technology programs. She has successfully supervised the research theses of 11 Masters students and 2 PhD students and is eligible to co-supervise Masters and PhD candidates.
Karamjit Kaur's research expertise centers on industrial interoperability, digital twins, Industry 4.0, asset life cycle management, and condition-based maintenance, with a focus on asset-intensive industries such as oil and gas. As an FEnEx CRC Foundation Fellow, she contributed to delivering Commonwealth milestones within the Digital Technologies and Interoperability theme and participated in industry-driven projects funded by FEnEx CRC and Asset Institute, addressing standards-based interoperability in Industry 4.0 systems and digital twins for asset management. Her prominent publications include 'A CDE Ecosystem for the Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AECO) Sector' (2026, Journal of Information Technology in Construction, with Doe, Selway, and Stumptner), 'Ecosystem Interoperability for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction & Operations (AECO) Sector' (2024, Journal of Information Technology in Construction, with Doe, Selway, and Stumptner), 'An Amalgamation of Cognitive Aspects in Software Engineering: A Content Analysis' (2024, Expert Systems with Applications, with Mishra and Chopra), 'Interoperability in AECO and the Oil & Gas Sectors: Object-Based Standards and Systems' (2022, Journal of Information Technology in Construction, with Doe, Selway, and Stumptner), and 'Analyzing Inconsistencies in Software Product Lines Using an Ontological Rule-Based Approach' (2018, Journal of Systems and Software, with Bhushan and Goel). Earlier works encompass NoSQL databases, big data in healthcare, and MongoDB applications. Kaur has received Google Global Scholarships for presenting at GHC twice and the International Travel Scheme for Young Scientists from DST, India.

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