Fall 2003 Schedule | |
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Fall 2003 SChedule |
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Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
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9:30-10:20am First Year Seminar at Biola |
11:00-11:50am CS 410 OHE 122 |
9:30-10:20am First Year Seminar at Biola |
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12:00-12:50pm CS 597 Seminar OHE 122 2:00-5:00pm |
12:30-1:50pm 2:00-3:20pm |
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12:30-1:50pm 2:00-3:20pm |
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3:30-6:30pm TA Office Hours |
4:00-6:40pm BUSN 453 at Biola |
3:30-6:00pm CS 599 THH 214 |
Descriptions:
CS 102: This semester, I am the half-time TA for a freshman-level class called "Data Structures", taught by Michael Crowley. I have 3 office hours a week, plus I teach one of the lab classes.
CS 410: I am also the half-time TA for "Translation of Programming Languages", aka Compiler Theory, taught by Claire Bono. I have 3 office hours per week, plus I help with some of the grading and answering student questions by email and in the newsgroup. I also have to attend the lectures for the class.
CS 597: Seminar in Computer Science Research. Required for all first-year PhD students. Professor Laurent Itti runs the course, but every week we have a new lecturer explain his area of research.
CS 562: "Empirical Methods for Natural Language Processing", taught by Kevin Knight then Daniel Marcu. We're learning about linguistics, finite state transducers, probability, and language modeling.
CS 599 - Multidimensional Databases: Taught by Cyrus Shahabi. In this class, we read a bunch of recent papers on multidimensional databases, and work on a project.
BUSN 453: "Internet Marketing Technologies" For five weeks of the semester, I'm doing a seminar at Biola for business majors about how to create web pages. I'll be doing this October 8, 15, 29, and November 5, 12.
First Year Seminar: This is a class for new Math & Computer Science freshmen at Biola. It only lasts the first half of the semester, until October 16.
I am taking 7 units total this semester. USC pays for my tuition since I'm a TA for the department.
"OHE 122", "THH 214", "VHE 206", "SAL 127", and "SCI 159" refer to the classroom locations. Campus maps available at the Visit USC web site.
Created and maintained by Matthew Weathers. Last updated Apr 20, 2006.