LSA 306
Computational Linguistics in Industry
Summer 2007
Dan Jurafsky, jurafsky@stanford.edu Office: Margaret Jacks Hall (bld 460) 113
Chris Manning, manning@cs.stanford.edu Office: Gates 158
T/F 3:45-5:30 PM
100 Cordura Hall
For this lecture series course we will have guest lectures from a number of distinguished computational linguists in industry.
Write a short paper (max 5 pages) on either:In either case, you should make sure your paper draws on things said by at least 6 different speakers in the course.
- The uses of computational linguistics in the tech industry today and places where there are good opportunities in the future.
- A commentary on interesting things you learned from various speakers about personal career paths and how the tech world works.
Lecturer and Readings
Peter Norvig, Google
Mike Cohen, Google
Ron Kaplan, Powerset
Tue July 10David Bean, Attensity
Fri July 13Beth Ann Hockey, UC Santa Cruz
Fri July 13Jared Bernstein, Ordinate Corporation
Tue July 17Elizabeth Strand, Tellme, A Microsoft Subsidiary
Tue July 17Dick Oehrle, Anna Cueni, Jason Brenier, and Steve Roberts, Cataphora
Fri July 20Hadar Shemtov, Yahoo
Fri July 20Mike Calcagno, Microsoft
Tue July 24Chris Cox, Facebook
Tue July 24Chris Hogan, H5
Fri July 27Fuliang Weng, Bosch
Fri July 27Bill Dolan, Microsoft