Associate Professor
Janyl Jumadinova
I design autonomous systems that improve quality of life. My research focuses on multi-agent robotics, environmental monitoring, and bridging the computer science education gap.
At Allegheny College (opens in a new tab), I teach courses in AI, robotics, and software engineering while leading student research collaborations that produce publishable results.
Fall 2026
This Semester
CMPSC 100
Computational Expression (opens in a new tab)
An introduction to the principles of computer science, emphasizing creative expression through a programming language
CMPSC 303
Artificial Intelligence (opens in a new tab)
A hands-on tour of how intelligent systems are built — from search and reasoning under uncertainty to agentic AI — and what it means to build them responsibly
Students
Office Hours
Drop by Alden 110 or book a slot to talk about a course, a project, or getting involved in research.
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Autonomous Systems & Multi-Agent Robotics
My students and I build autonomous underwater robots that monitor water quality in Northwest Pennsylvania lakes, study how groups of AI agents should combine what they know, and run computing outreach programs for K-12 students.
- Multi-agent systems
- Autonomous robotics
- Artificial intelligence
- CS education
