About
Lisa Huang is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Information Science at Cornell University. Her teaching and research focus on human-AI interaction in programming systems, with a particular interest in building programming support for non-programmers. She is also interested in understanding how programmers of all kinds reason about code and debugging, and how programming systems can be designed to better support their needs. Her work spans human-computer interaction, AI-assisted programming, and computing education, and has appeared in venues such as CHI, ICSE, SIGCSE, and VL/HCC.
Before joining Cornell, Lisa received her MS and Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of California San Diego, and a BA in Computer Science and Cognitive & Linguistic Sciences from Wellesley College.
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Research areas
Data Science
Education + Technology
Human-Computer Interaction and Design
Software Engineering
Contact
Location
Ithaca
Office
286 Computing and Information Science Building
Faculty (Department)
Information Science
