Teaching

I teach "core" undergraduate Computer Science classes at different levels, and more advanced undergraduate and graduate classes in my areas of specialization: Natural Language Processing, Human Computer Interaction, Artificial Intelligence.

I am also interested in encouraging and helping more women pursue careers in science and engineering. Here are some pointers to relevant resources.

I list here the syllabi of classes I have taught. No web pages are included because I use Blackboard / Piazza to develop course web pages.

Courses I regularly teach:

• Spring 02-07, 09-16, 18-19: CS421, Natural Language Processing.
• Spring 05, Fall 06, 08, 10, 12, 14-15, 17-18: CS521, Statistical Natural Language Processing.
• Spring 10, 12-14, 17-18: CS590, Research Methods for Ph.D. students.

Other courses I have taught:

• Spring 16: CS594, Seminar on "The Art and Science of Dialogue Systems".
• Fall 01-02, 05, 11, 13: CS411, Artificial Intelligence.
• Fall 02-05, 08-09, Spring 11: CS476/MCS415, Programming Language Design.
• Spring 01: EECS 478, User Interface Design and Programming.
• Spring and Fall 00: EECS 360, Data Structures and Algorithms.
• Fall 99, Fall 00: EECS 584, Advanced Artificial Intelligence.
• Spring 99: EECS 101, Introduction to Computing.

From 1993 to 1996, I was a lecturer in the Computational Linguistics program at Carnegie Mellon University. One class I taught there was Natural Language Processing 2 (Pragmatics and Discourse Processing).