Mitchell Wand

Teaching

Research

EOPL

Journals and Conferences

Amusements

Mitchell Wand
College of Computer and Information Science
Northeastern University
360 Huntington Avenue, Room 202WVH,
Boston, MA 02115
wand@ccs.neu.edu
Phone: (617) 373-2072 / Fax: (617) 373-5121

My Office: Room 326 WVH (directions)

My Calendar Please look here if you want to schedule a meeting

Office Hours for Fall 2007: Monday, 500-530, and by appointment.

My official NUCCS page, with a research biography.

"Logic merely sanctions the conquests of the intuition." -- Jacques Hadamard

"Mathematics is what gets you from truthiness to truth" --[*]

bonaldi: what's the best way to learn that stuff?
b1tr0t: Read books, google around, check wikipedia. When you start, it will look like most of what is said is reasonable. You are in good shape when you think that 90% of the stuff you read is BS. --[ *]

News

Walk-In Advising Hours for Spring 2008: Friday, 1/4/08, 1000-1200 and Monday 1/14/08, 1000-1200.

Teaching

• Fall 2006: CSG264 Semantics of Programming Languages
• Spring 2007: CSG111 Principles of Programming Languages (for MS students)
• Spring 2007: CSG711 Principles of Programming Languages (Intensive) (for PhD students)
• Fall 2007: CSG711 Principles of Programming Languages (Intensive) (for PhD students)
• Spring 2008: CSG712 Intensive Systems (for PhD students)
• NUCCS Graduate Program
• Our book Essentials of Programming Languages (Second Edition)

Research

• NU Programming Research Laboratory
• Programming Languages seminar
• Papers (Bibtex)
• Semantics of Programming Languages, including Aspect-Oriented Programming
• Analysis-Based Program Transformation
• Resources for Programming Language Research

Journals and Conferences

I am on the editorial boards of:

• Information and Computation
• Logical Methods in Computer Science
• Higher-Order and Symbolic Computation

I am on the program committee for:

• ICFP 2008
• POPL 2009

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Last modified: Fri Mar 14 15:12:20 EDT 2008