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Faculty
Faculty

Saurav K. Aryal (He/Him)

Lecturer

  • Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, CEA
  • College of Engineering and Architecture (CEA)

Biography

I was born in Kathmandu, Nepal. After getting through high school back home, I recently graduated with a BS in Computer Science at Howard University in Washington, DC. It was an honor to graduate with Magna Cum Laude academic honors. Currently, my research focuses on Artificial Intelligence, Human-Computer Interaction, Biometric-Recognition, and Computer Vision at Howard while teaching full-time for the experience.

Education & Expertise

Education

Systems and Computer Science

B.S.
Howard University
2018

Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, and Human-Computer Interaction)

Ph.D.
Howard University
2021

Expertise

Artificial Inteliigence

Computer Vision

Human-Computer Interaction

Computational Biometrics

Academics

Academics

Computer Science I

Computer Science I teaches students advanced programming concepts. Most students usually take this course after taking or receiving credits for the intro course. While the course was initially taught in C/C++, this variant of the course was revamped and taught in Python. The course is mostly focused on CS majors and minors; however, all majors are welcome.

Computer Science II

Computer Science II teaches students basic data structures and object-oriented programming. This course after taking or receiving credits Computer Science I. While the course was initially taught in C/C++, this variant of the course was revamped and taught in Python. The course is mostly focused on CS majors and minors; however, all majors are welcome.

Computer Science III

Computer Science II teaches students advanced data structures and algorithmic programming. This course after taking or receiving credits for Computer Science II. While the course was initially taught in C/C++, this variant of the course was revamped and taught in Python. The course is mostly focused on CS majors and minors; however, all majors are welcome.

Accomplishments

Accomplishments

Magna Cum Laude

Vice President of ACM Chapter