Evan Korth

Evan Korth is a Clinical Professor of Computer Science at New York University's Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. He has held roles including Director of Graduate Studies for the MS in Computing, Entrepreneurship & Innovation (MS-CEI) program and Faculty Liaison for Technology Entrepreneurship. His academic career spans over two decades, with roles progressing from Adjunct Instructor (1999–2002) to Clinical Assistant (2003–2008), Associate (2008–2013), and full Clinical Professor (2013–present).

Education: M.S. in Computer Science from NYU (2000).

Teaching Focus: Evan teaches core courses such as Data Structures and specializes in entrepreneurship and collaborative software development. Notable courses include CSCI-UA.0102: Data Structures, CSCI-GA.3812: Information Technology Projects, and MS-CEI: Entrepreneurship Capstone. He also pioneered courses like CSCI-UA.0480: Collaborating Remotely: Build Software from Anywhere.

Professional Contributions: Evan has advised numerous technology projects through capstone courses and mentors students in remote software collaboration. His work emphasizes bridging academic theory with entrepreneurial practice in the tech industry.