Zoltan Somogyi

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  Zoltan Somogyi
  Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering
  University of Melbourne
  3010 Victoria
  Australia
  

• email: zs at cs.mu.OZ.AU
• phone: +61 3 8344 1336
• fax: +61 3 9348 1184

Teaching

My teaching commitments for 2010 are

• part of 433-326 Declarative Programming in semester 1.
• 433-635 Programming Language Implementation in semester 1.
• 433-297 Programming the Machine in semester 2.
• part of 433-328 Software Engineering Project in semester 2.

My teaching commitments for 2009 were

• 433-297 Programming the Machine in semester 1.
• 433-332 Operating Systems in semester 1.

My teaching commitments for 2008 were

• 433-252 Software Engineering: Principles and Tools in semester 1.
• 433-332 Operating Systems in semester 1.
• 433-252 Software Engineering: Principles and Tools in semester 2.

My teaching commitments for 2007 were

• 433-332 Operating Systems in semester 1.
• 433-432 Logic Programming in semester 2.

My teaching commitments for 2006 were

• 433-252 Software Engineering: Principles and Tools in semester 1.
• 433-361 Programming Language Implementation in semester 2.
• part of 433-522 Internet Technologies in semester 2.

My teaching commitments for 2005 were

• 433-252 Software Engineering: Principles and Tools in semester 1.
• 433-471 Logic Programming in semester 2.

My teaching commitments for 2004 were

• 433-313 Computer Design in semester 2.
• 433-361 Programming Language Implementation in semester 2.
• 433-471 Logic Programming in semester 2.

I am on the departmental academic programs committee.

Research

My main research interest at the moment is logic programming (the Mercury project).

I am also interested in several other fields of computer science, although I am not currently doing research in these fields:

• deductive databases (the Aditi project)
• computer architecture
• operating systems
• system software (cake)
• information retrieval (mubib)

Most of the papers I have authored or coauthored are available on my personal papers page or on the Mercury papers page as compressed postscript files.

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