The crudest curriculum vitae crows and flaps its wings in a style
peculiar to the undersigner.
I doubt whether you can even give your telephone
number without giving something of yourself.
–Nabokov, Nikolai Gogol
Professor (having previously assisted and associated), Department of Computer Science,
Cornell University.
A.B. Cornell 1993, math and computer
science; Ph.D. Harvard 1997, computer science.
★ On sabbatical until
Fall 2012 to work on projects with Facebook,
Google, and Yahoo. During this time, I will be declining
review requests, and do not have any visiting or internship
positions available. (These policies were adopted from my
understanding of standard community practice and a frank consideration of my
inability to concentrate on many things at once; I am sorry for any
trouble these policies cause.)
Research
Professional activities
Courses
- Selected past courses:
Introduction to computing using Java, co-taught with David
Gries (CS1110, F10)
, and Transition to object-oriented programming, co-taught with David
Gries (CS1130, F10)
Computation, information,
and intelligence (CS 1700, aka 172, S07)
Advanced language technologies (IR+NLP)
(CS6740/INFO6300 F07, S10);
Natural language processing and social interaction, co-piloted by
Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil (CS6742 S11)
NLP
seminar, AI seminar
- Archive of some even older courses: Natural language processing
(CS674 S02),
Statistical natural language processing: Models and methods (CS775
F01)
Contact and availability info
Actual coordinates: 4152 Upson Hall, email
, phone 607-255-8119
fax 607-255-4428.
Mailing address is Department
of
Computer
Science, Cornell University, 4130 Upson Hall,
Ithaca, NY 14853-7501
Administrative assistant: Maria Witlox, Upson 4146, 5-3313,
mwitlox@cs .
-
Drop-in
office hours: none (on sabbatical)
Exceptions: none currently.
- To make an appointment for a time other than my drop-in office hours, send me
email
that includes several options for time slots during business hours.
Utilities
- Customized BibTeX bibliography format file for Sente (handles @inproceedings entries correctly if you define an In Proceedings format type, and other entry types): llee-BibTeX-v1.0.bibstyle (Feb 6 2012).
Other stuff
