Hari Sitaula

Hari Sitaula serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Montana Technological University, a position he has held since August 2023. He teaches foundational courses including Differential Calculus, Applied Calculus, Calculus I, Integral Calculus, and Introduction to Statistics, demonstrating expertise across mathematical and statistical disciplines while integrating real-world data science applications into his pedagogy.

His educational background comprises:

• Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the University of Texas at Dallas
• Masters in Applied Mathematics and Graduate Certification in Data Science from the University of Texas at Dallas
• M.Sc. in Mathematics from Tribhuvan University, Nepal

Dr. Sitaula's research centers on Symbolic Computation within Computer Algebra, specifically developing practical algorithms for computing Discrete Residues of Rational functions. Concurrently, he advances work in Data Science and Machine Learning, applying techniques in Data Analysis, Visualization, and predictive modeling through supervised/unsupervised methods. This dual focus bridges theoretical computational mathematics with practical data-driven problem solving across scientific domains.

His professional recognition includes:

• STEM Doctoral Fellowship awarded by UT Dallas' School of Natural Science and Mathematics
• JMM Travel Grants supporting mathematical conference participation

Committed to holistic student development, Dr. Sitaula actively cultivates mentorship relationships to address academic and personal challenges within the learning environment. Outside academia, he pursues strategic thinking through chess, literary exploration, and immersive outdoor activities including hiking, biking, and trail running in Montana's natural landscapes.