Teaching

Overview

Each year, I teach two courses in the Ling570-573 series and one seminar in CL. In addition, my colleague and I organize monthly graduation planning meetings and supervise CLMS students for their final projects for which students can choose either the internship option or the thesis option.

The Ling570-573 series consist of four CL courses:

• The CLMS program are required to take all the four courses in the series.
• The Natural Language Technology Certificate program are required to take Ling570 and Ling571.
• PhD students in the CL track are required to take at least three courses from Ling567 and the ling570-573 series.

Courses that I have taught at UW:

1. Ling570 (Shallow Processing Techniques for NLP): fall 2007, 2009, 2010, 2013-2015
2. Ling571 (Deep Processing Techniques for NLP): fall 2005
3. Ling572 (Advanced Statistical Methods in NLP): winter 2006-2011, 2013-2016
4. Ling575: in winter or spring quarters
   • 2015: Declarative Information Extraction
   • 2014: Creating NLP resources for resource-poor languages
   • 2013: Domain Adaptation
   • 2011: Computational Linguistics and Social Media
   • 2010: Information Extraction
   • 2009: Bridging NLP and linguistics
   • 2008: Unsupervised POS tagging
   • 2006 and 2007: Machine translation
5. Ling600/700 (CLMS project/internship/thesis): every year since 2005

Other courses:

• Treebanking and Theoretical Linguist: at the 2011 Linguistic Summer Institute

Last modified on 10/08/2016