Dean Hendrix

Computer Science and Software Engineering
Associate Professor
Associate Department Chair
Director, Computer Science and Software Engineering Undergraduate Programs
Director, Global Programs, Samuel Ginn College of Engineering
3101D Shelby Center
334.844.6305
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Education

Ph.D. Computer Science and Engineering, Auburn University
M.S. Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science, Jacksonville State University

In The News

CSSE undergraduate programs director leads project to expand artificial intelligence education statewide

Two new artificial intelligence-focused classes will be open to all Auburn University students beginning in Spring 2025
Assistant professor in CSSE part of multi-institution cyber workforce development program

Akond Rahman is Auburn's principal investigator on a consortium designed to provide students with extra cybersecurity training in preparation for potential Department of Defense-related careers.
International collaboration a key component to electrical and computer engineering students' senior project

Seniors Katie Wolfe and Elijah Parker teamed with students from Germany's Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt to develop a system designed to foster farming sustainability.
#GINNing Podcast: The Dean Hendrix Experience

Associate professor and associate chair in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering. Director of Computer Science and Software Engineering Undergraduate Programs. Director of Global Programs, Samuel Ginn College of Engineering. How does Dean Hendrix do it? Find out on the latest episode of the best podcast in all of higher education.
Auburn bolsters relations with German Technical Institute of Applied Sciences

Fostering the spirit of collaborative research and educational programs, Auburn University leadership hosted a delegation from the German Technical University of Applied Sciences at Wurzburg-Schweinfurt, March 26-31.
NSF grant for AI and cybersecurity education awarded

Three computer science and software engineering faculty members are teaming up to improve teaching strategies surrounding the cross-section of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity utilizing a National Science Foundation award.