How many faculty members are there in the CSE department of IIT Delhi?

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The exact count of faculty members available in the CSE department of IIT Delhi is not available on the official website; however, going by the faculty profile, the estimated count is over 40, including both male and female members. The IIT Delhi CSE department has a total number of 6 female faculty members, and most of them hold a PhD. The female faculty profile of the CSE department is tabulated below:

Faculty Name & Title	Academic Qualification	Research Area
Keerti Choudhary Assistant Professor and TBO Group Faculty Fellow	Ph.D., M.Tech (IIT Kanpur)	Experimental Turbulence, Tomography, Power Generation Systems and I.C. Engines
Maya Ramanath Associate Professor	Ph.D. (IISc., Bangalore)	Database and Information Retrieval Techniques for Semantic Web Data Management, Information Extraction and Opinion Mining
Priyanka Golia Assistant Professor	Ph.D. (.National University of Singapore and IITK)	Formal Methods and Artificial Intelligence
Rijurekha Sen Assistant Professor	Ph.D. (IIT Bombay)	Mobile and Embedded Systems (Hardware Architecture, OS, Sensing, Efficient Processing, Security), Computational Sustainability
Vaishnavi Sundararajan Assistant Professor	Ph.D. (Chennai Mathematical Institute)	Formal methods, Verification and Security
Saroj Kaushik Honorary Professor	Department of Computer Science and Engineering School of Engineering (SoE)	-

The exact count of faculty members available in the CSE department of IIT Delhi is not available on the official website; however, going by the faculty profile, the estimated count is over 40, including both male and female members. The IIT Delhi CSE department has a total number of 6 female faculty members, and most of them hold a PhD. The female faculty profile of the CSE department is tabulated below: <table style="height: 947px; width: 782px;" border="1" width="866" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tbody><tr><th style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Faculty Name & Title</th><th style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Academic Qualification</th><th style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">Research Area</th></tr><tr><td style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Keerti ChoudharyAssistant Professor and TBO Group Faculty Fellow</td><td style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Ph.D., M.Tech (IIT Kanpur)</td><td style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">Experimental Turbulence, Tomography, Power Generation Systems and I.C. Engines</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Maya RamanathAssociate Professor</td><td style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Ph.D. (IISc., Bangalore)</td><td style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">Database and Information Retrieval Techniques for Semantic Web Data Management, Information Extraction and Opinion Mining</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Priyanka GoliaAssistant Professor</td><td style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Ph.D. (.National University of Singapore and IITK)</td><td style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">Formal Methods and Artificial Intelligence</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Rijurekha SenAssistant Professor</td><td style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Ph.D. (IIT Bombay)</td><td style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">Mobile and Embedded Systems (Hardware Architecture, OS, Sensing, Efficient Processing, Security), Computational Sustainability</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Vaishnavi SundararajanAssistant Professor</td><td style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Ph.D. (Chennai Mathematical Institute)</td><td style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">Formal methods, Verification and Security</td></tr><tr><td style="width: 238.241px;" valign="top" width="208">Saroj KaushikHonorary Professor</td><td style="width: 276.322px;" valign="top" width="208">Department of Computer Science and Engineering School of Engineering (SoE)</td><td style="width: 264.465px;" valign="top" width="217">-</td></tr></tbody></table>

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