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Courses
Offered Spring 2010:
63.120 Introduction to Information Technology
63.400 Special Topics in Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)
Offered other semesters:
63.135 Information
Technology and Society
63.152 Computer Science I (Java)
63.152 Computer Science I (C++)
63.252 Computer
Science II (C++)
63.259
Object-Oriented Programming (C++)
Class and office schedule, Spring 2010
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CSCI 460 (HH132) |
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CSCI 460 (HH132) |
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11:30-12:20 |
CSCI 120 |
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Ph.D candidate, Computer Science, University of Connecticut
Advisor:
Publications
Slides or notes for invited talks:
Decentralization
and stigmergy. Framingham State College
Scalable models of multi-stream interaction. Framingham State College Mathematics / Computer Science Colloquium, September 28, 2006.
Modeling indirect interaction in multi-agent systems. Framingham State College Mathematics / Computer Science Colloquium, February 22, 2005.
Debate on artificial intelligence, Framingham State College, November, 2005.
Evolutionary computation in dynamic persistent environments. Framingham State College Computer Science Club Talk Series, October 4, 2004.
Gödel’s theorem: Limits of logic and computation. Framingham State College Mathematics / Computer Science Colloquium, March 27, 2003.
Toward a theory of interactive computation. Northeast Section, Mathematics Association of America, Framingham, MA, November 2002.
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