Courses

Spring 2022-2023: CS51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Fall 2022-2023: On leave
Spring 2021-2022: On leave
Fall 2021-2022: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics and Natural-Language Processing
Spring 2020-2021: CS51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Fall 2020-2021: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics and Natural-Language Processing
Spring 2019-2020: CS51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Fall 2019-2020: CS280r: Curricular Design for Computer Science: Computational Linguistics and Natural-Language Processing
Spring 2018-2019: CS51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Fall 2018-2019: LInc Fellowship
Spring 2017-2018: CS51: Introduction to Computer Science II
CSCI E-51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Fall 2017-2018: CS96: System Design Projects
Spring 2016-2017: CS51: Introduction to Computer Science II
CSCI E-51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Fall 2016-2017: Empirical and Mathematical Reasoning 11: Making Sense: Language, Logic and Communication
Spring 2015-2016: CS51: Introduction to Computer Science II
CSCI E-51: Abstraction and Design in Computation
Empirical and Mathematical Reasoning 11: Making Sense: Language, Logic and Communication
Spring 2014-2015: CS287r/Linguistics 287: Topics in computational linguistics and natural-language processing
Fall 2014-2015: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
2013-2014: On leave
Spring 2012-2013: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
Spring 2011-2012: CS96: System Design Projects
Spring 2010-2011: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
Empirical and Mathematical Reasoning 11: Making Sense: Language, Logic and Communication
Spring 2009-2010: CS287: Natural Language Processing
Empirical and Mathematical Reasoning 11: Making Sense: Language, Thought and Logic
Spring 2008-2009: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
Fall 2007-2008: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
Spring 2007-2008: CS287: Natural Language Processing
2006-2007: On leave
Fall 2005-2006: CS187: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
Spring 2005-2006: Freshman Seminar 22k: Can Machines Think? The Turing Test and the Possibility of Natural-Language Interaction with Computers