• LIN 350 Analyzing Linguistic Data. Here is a link to the schedule for the previous time I taught this class, to give you some impression of what the course will be like.
  
  
• A graduate seminar on word meaning in context. Word meaning in context is incredibly, frustratingly flexible. Different disciplines are addressing this problem in quite different ways, and are highlighting quite different aspects of it. In this seminar, we will read papers from formal semantics and pragmatics, cognitive psychology, and computational lexical semantics to discuss the problem from different angles. The seminar is designed to be accessible to graduate students with or without a computational background.  Here is a link to a similar seminar I taught 10 years ago (though a lot has happened since then, and there is much exciting new literature we will add!)

• LIN 353C: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
• LIN389C Research in Computational Linguistics
  

Spring 2020

• LIN 350 Analyzing Linguistic Data
  
• LIN 350 Computational Semantics
• LIN 389C Research in Computational Linguistics (instructor on record: Jessy Li)

Fall 2019

• LIN 353C: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
  
• LIN389C: Research in Computational Linguistics
  

Fall 2018

• LIN 350: Computational Semantics
• LIN 389C: Research in Computational Linguistics

Spring 2018

• LIN 353C: Introduction to Computational Linguistics
• LIN 392: Analyzing Linguistic Data
• LIN 389C: Research in Computational Linguistics (instructor on record: Jessy Li)

• LIN 392: Analyzing Linguistic Data.
• LIN 386M: Word meaning and concepts

• LIN 350: Introduction to Computational Linguistics

• LIN 392: Working with Corpora

Spring 2010

• LIN 386M: Introduction to Computational Linguistics

• LIN 386M: Natural Language Learning

Fall 2009

• LIN 350: Introduction to Computational Linguistics

• LIN 392: Analyzing linguistic data

Spring 2009

• Working with Corpora

• Word meaning and concepts

Spring 2008

• Spinning Straw into Gold: Automated Syntax-Semantics Analysis

• Computational Linguistics I

Fall 2007

• Words in a Haystack

• Computational Linguistics II

Koblenz Summer Academy 2007

• Language and Computers (CS version)

Spring 2007

• Lexical acquisition

• Computational Linguistics I

• Language and Computers

Fall 2006

• Introduction to working with corpora and programming in Python

ESSLLI 2006

• An Empirical View on Semantic Roles Within and Across Languages. Slides