| nwf@cs.jhu.edu |
| CSEB 322 |
| Center for Language and Speech Processing |
| Computer Science Department |
| Whiting School of Engineering |
| Johns Hopkins University |
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I'm a nearing second-year, now (how time flies) grad student in CLSP. I did my undergraduate work at Carnegie Mellon University, getting a degree in Physics and another in Computer Science.
I'm a graduate fellow of the Human Language Technology Center Of Excellence (HLTCOE), who generously provide my research funding.I'm a bit more verbose about myself at my home website.
My advisor is Jason Eisner and I am gradually coming up to speed on the Dyna programming language. Together with wren ng thornton, I'm working on an interactive interpreter for our current thoughts on Dyna 2.
I have perhaps too many of them. If you're curious about what I have written up, have a look at https://wiki.ietfng.org/pub/FrontPage. On the other hand, if you're looking for something to do on a rainy day, check out https://wiki.ietfng.org/pub/ProjectProposals
The HLTCOE very generously has agreed that I can teach a full class here at Johns Hopkins University, namely Advanced Operating Systems. This is a port of Carnegie Mellon's Operating Systems Design and Implementation class to JHU. This is a once-off, special event happening in Fall 2008.
In the past (namely, in S06, F06, and S07), I have TAed for Operating Systems Design and Implementation at Carnegie Mellon University. It is projected that I will be tangentially associated (guest lecture and possibly grading kernels) on a somewhat continuing basis.
You can secure your communications with me by using the following OpenPGP key: F6F6 4BAA 2D71 8DA4 8E11 93D2 4DE4 1A6E FAFD 4DCF. However, for somewhat complicated reasons, I'd ask that you not sign or trust this key directly, but rather please use 9CCF 5A60 DC7D E894 AA68 7889 F34F EF06 143E 7EBE, for all of your nwf trust needs.
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