Unlike many faculty, I don’t have a list of ongoing projects most of my students come up with project ideas on their own and mainly look to me for feedback and suggestions rather than a specific direction. Furthermore, even if you are a Columbia student, I prefer that you take a course with me before reaching out about possible projects.
I do not have the resources to support or sponsor students from other institutions. Important: If you are not a Columbia student, please do not contact me about research opportunities. Other activities include having been a faculty advisor for the NASA Robotics Challenge team in Columbia Space Initiative in Spring 2020 and faculty advisor for ADI Labs in Spring 2019. These projects have ranged from applying deep reinforcement learning techniques to robot locomotion to developing lesson plans and assessments for potential new courses. I also regularly advise a small number of undergraduate and MS students on independent-study or research projects. I am the faculty director of the Bridge to MS Program in Computer Science, and I am also the faculty director of a new online Artificial Intelligence executive education program in Columbia Engineering.
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I am also an academic advisor for Columbia College seniors majoring in CS please feel free to reach out by email for an appointment.Īs a lecturer, my energies are primarily focused on teaching and refining my courses, advising undergraduate students, and contributing to various education programs in the school. This semester (Spring 2022), I am teaching Computational Linear Algebra (COMS 3251) and Artificial Intelligence (COMS 4701).
Welcome to my homepage! I am a lecturer in the Computer Science Department of the School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) at Columbia University.
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