Sarah Allen

Courses: An Introduction to Computer Science Using the Internet, Object-Oriented Programming: Structuring the World with Classes

A.B., Vassar College. M.S., Rutgers University. Special interest in programming languages and artificial intelligence; papers on operating systems and networking. SLC, 1987-2006; 2008-

James Marshall

Courses: Artificial Minds, Computer Science: An Accelerated Introduction, Robotics

B.A., Cornell University. M.S., Ph.D., Indiana University-Bloomington. Special interests in robotics, evolutionary computation, artificial intelligence, and cognitive science. Author of research papers on developmental robotics, neural networks, and computational models of analogy; author of the Metacat computer model of analogy. SLC, 2006-

Michael Siff

Courses: First-Year Studies: Googling the Telecosm—The Internet and the Future of Information, Databases

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B.A., B.S.E., M.S.E., University of Pennsylvania. Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison. Special interests in programming languages, cryptology, and software engineering; author of research papers on interplay between type theory and software engineering. SLC, 1999-