Sites of the day/week/month ...
The proceedings of the Doctoral Symposium held at SLE 2010 are now online at CEUR-WS at http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-648. Steffen Zschaler and I enjoyed organizing this event and were happy to see that the student participants and the mentors enjoyed it as well.
The
Joy of Cooking brand frozen foods ... what the ....
Apparently there was not as much joy in the process of actually cooking
as the producers of the
famous cookbook thought. Shouldn't the name be the joy of
not cooking?
Give bikes to coffee farmers in
Rwanda.
36
hours in Minneapois-St. Paul from The New York Times.
Research Interests:
My primary research interests are in programming languages, especially
extensible languages. Of special interest are declarative
specifications of languages and language tools. More information is
available on my group's web page:
Minnesota Extensible Language Tools.
Silver is an attribute grammar specification language (and its
supporting tools) that we have developed that allows for the
highly-modular specification of languages. More information about
Silver, including papers, a Silver compiler, and Silver documentation,
can be found here.
Papers:
A list of my publications can be found
here.
Awards:
Teaching:
- Spring 2010 - CSci 1113: C++ for Scientists and Engineers
- Fall 2009 - CSci 3081: Program Design and Development
- Spring 2009 - CSci 3081: Program Design and Development
- Spring 2009 - CSci 3081: Program Design and Development
CSci 5980/8980: Functional Programming Languages
- Fall 2008 - CSci 5106: Programming Languages
- Spring 2008 - CSci 3081W: Program Design and Development
- Fall 2007 - CSci 5106: Programming Languages
- Spring 2007 - CSci 8980: Domain-Specific Languages and Analysis
- Fall 2006 - CSci 5106: Programming Languages
- Spring 2005 - CSci 3081W: Program Design and Development
- Fall 2004 - CSci 5106: Programming Languages
- Spring 2004 CSci 3081W: Program Design and Development
- Fall 2003 - CSci 5106: Programming Languages
- Spring 2003 - CSci 5980: Advanced Language Design and Analysis
- Fall 2002 - CSci 5106: Programming Languages
Bio:
- Positions held:
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Associate Professor,
Dept. of Computer Science and
Engineering, University of Minnesota,
Aug. 2008 - present ;
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Assistant Professor,
Dept. of Computer Science and
Engineering, University of Minnesota,
Jan. 2002 - Aug. 2008;
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Post Doctoral Researcher, Computing
Laboratory, University of
Oxford, Jan. 1999 - Dec. 2001;
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Visiting Asst. Prof.,
Dept. of Computer Science,
University of Iowa,
Sept. 1998 - Dec 1998.
- Education:
Contact Information:
Email:
evw@cs.umn.edu
Office:
6-203 Keller Hall (formerly EE/CSci Building),
a map to Keller Hall.
Lab:
6-204 Leller Hall
Postal Address:
Eric Van Wyk
Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering
4-192 Keller Hall
University of Minnesota
200 SE Union Street
Minneapolis, MN 55455
USA
Phone Numbers:
+1 612 625 0329 - office
+1 612 625 4002 - department office
+1 612 625 0572 - fax
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