Classes Previously Taught

(with most recent webpage, if available)

• COSC 425 / 528: Introduction to Machine Learning (Fall ‘19, Fall ‘18, Fall ‘17)
• COSC 494 / 594: Unconventional Computation (Fall ‘19, Fall ‘18, Fall ‘17, Fall ‘16, Fall ‘15, Fall ‘14, Fall ‘13, Fall ‘12)
• COSC 421/521 (prev. 494 / 594): Computational Cognitive Neuroscience (Spr ‘20, Spr ‘19, Spr ‘18, Spr ‘17)
  
• COSC 420/427/527 (or 594): Biologically-Inspired Computation (Spr ‘20, Spr ‘19, Spr ‘18, Spr ‘17, Spr ‘16, Spr ‘15, Spr ‘14, Spr ‘13, Spr ‘12, Fall ‘10, Fall ‘09, Fall ‘08, Fall ‘07)
• CS 420/594: Complex Systems & Self-Organization (Fall 2004, Fall 2003; older course content: Fall 2002)
• FYS 129: Freshman Seminar — Can a Robot Have a Mind? (Fall ‘15, Spr ‘14, Fall ‘14, Spr ‘13, Fall ‘12, Fall ‘11, Fall ‘10, Fall ‘09)
• COSC 312: Algorithm Analysis and Automata (Fall ‘16, Spr ‘13, Spr ‘12)
  
• COSC/CS 311: Discrete Structures (Fall ‘13, Fall ‘12, Fall ‘11 [new version], Fall ‘08, Spr ‘08, Spr ‘07, Spr ‘06, Spr ‘05, Spr ‘03, Fall ‘01, Spr ‘00, Fall ‘00, ‘99, ‘98, ‘97)
• CS 102 / ECE 206: Introduction to Computer Science using robots (Spr ‘11, Fall ‘10, Spr ‘10, Fall ‘09, Spr ‘09)
• UH (University Honors) 267: Honors Seminar: Minds & Machines (Fall ‘06, Fall ‘05)
  
• UH 458: Senior Honors Seminar (Fall 2005)
  
• UH 348: Goethe, Faust, and Science (Spr 2005)
  
• CS 100: Introduction to Computers & Computing (Spr 2004)
• CS 620: Research Group Meeting (Spr ‘08, every semester before 2005)
• CS 365: Programming Languages & Systems (Spr 2002, Fall 1998)
  
• University Studies course sequence: “The Great Conversation”:
• US 320/317: Nature & Technology (Spr 2002)
• US 310: Visions of Ecstasy (Spr 2001)
• US 220: Late Antiquity (Spr 2000)
• US 210: Antiquity (Fall 1999)
  
• CS 420: Natural Computation (Spr 2001, Spr 2000)
• US (University Studies) 410: Perspectives on Studying Creativity (Spr 2000, taught 1997–2002)
• CS 620: History of Knowledge Representation
• CS 620: Continuous Models of Computation
• CS 620: Evolution of Artificial Neural Nets
  
• CS 594: Neural Information Processing (Spr 1998)
  
• CS 594: Mathematics for Neural Nets (Spr 1997)
• CS 594: Emergent Computation (Spr 1996, Spr 1992)
• CS 420: Neural Networks and Cognition (Spr 1997, Spr 1996)
  
• CS 420/594: Neural Networks (Spr 1995, 1994)
  
• CS 320: Problem Solving (Spr 1995, 1994, 1993, 1991, 1990)
• CS 594: Connectionist Knowledge Representation (Spr 1993)
• CS 460: Functional Programming (Spr 1993)
• CS 620: Word and Flux: The Discrete & the Continuous in Computation, Philosophy, and Psychology (Sum 1992)
  
• CS 620: Field Computation (Fall 1991)
  
• CS 690: Neural Network Theory (Spr 1991)
  
• CS 620: Connectionist Natural Language Processing (Fall 1990)
  
• CS 620: Issues in Knowledge Representation: The Connectionist Challenge (Spr 1989)
  
• CS 425: Functional Languages (Win 1989)
• CS 463: Programming Languages (Spr 1990)
• CS 5910: Functional Programming Methodology (Spr 1988)
  
• CS 6910: Artificial Neural Networks (Win 1988)
• CS 4470: Programming Languages (Win 1988)
  

Courses taught at Naval Postgraduate School, Department of Computer Science:

• CS 4700: Epistemology for Computer Scientists (1987?)
  
• CS 4150: Programming Tools and Environments (1987)
• CS 4113: Advanced Language Topics (1979–87?)
  
• CS 3111: Principles of Programming Languages (1979–86?)
  

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