Hari Narayanan

Computer Science and Software Engineering
John H. and Gail Watson Professor and Chair
3101 Shelby Center
334.844.6312
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Education

Ph.D. Computer and Information Science, Ohio State University
M.S. Computer Science, University of Rochester
M.E. Automation, Indian Institute of Science
B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Birla Institute of Technology and Science

Research Interests

Cognitive & Learning Science
Educational Technology
Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence

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In The News

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.
'We were classmates': Mother, son to receive diplomas in CSSE together

Donna Jackson is earning a master's degree in computer science and software engineering, while her son, Jamie Whitehead is earning a bachelor's degree. Both graduate together this weekend.
What role does AI play in holiday shopping? CSSE professors weigh in

Hari Narayanan, chair of computer science and software engineering, and Gerry Dozier, assistant professor, share their thoughts on the role AI plays in holiday shopping, its pitfalls and strengths
$2 million investment will create artificial intelligence initiative at Auburn

The initiative – which plans to achieve proposed milestones by 2024 – sets Auburn University apart as the artificial intelligence center for education and innovation.
Auburn Engineering professors shaping future of AI in Alabama through work on state commission

Hari Narayanan and Gerry Dozier are lending their expertise as members of the Alabama Commission on Artificial Intelligence and Associated Technologies, which will provide a report to Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Legislature.