Min-Yen Kan Associate Professor Tel: ++ (65) 6516-1885 Fax: ++ (65) 6779-4580

AS6 05-12 Computing 1, 13 Computing Drive National University of Singapore Singapore 117417 kanmy@comp.nus.edu.sg My PGP key, from pgp.mit.edu

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I will be on sabbatical this coming academic year (AY 2009/2010) at UC Irvine, so will not be teaching courses at NUS.

Past introductory level course materials can be found in IVLE. For such courses, I do not maintain a separate web page.

While at SoC, I have taught:

• CS 1101Z Programming Methodology (Semester I, 2007/2008, student feedback on me and on the module).
  
• CS 1102 Data Structures and Algorithms
  • Semester II (2008/2009), forthcoming
  • Semester II (2002/2003), student feedback on me and on the module.
    
• CS 3243 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence in:
  • Semester I (2007/2008), student feedback on me and on the module,
  • Semester II (2005/2006), student feedback on me and on the module,
  • Semester II (2004/2005), student feedback on me and on the module and
  • Semester II (2003/2004), student feedback on me and on the module.
  Check out photos from the robotics project of the course. I and Dr. Terence Sim introduced the use of the Mindstorms kits to SoC students during the 2003/2004 semester.
• CS 5244 Digital Libraries in:
  • Semester I (2006/2007), student feedback on me and on the module,
  • Semester I (2005/2006), student feedback on me and on the module and
  • Semester I (2004/2005), student feedback on me and on the module.
  Check out the student projects in 2005 and in 2004 from the courses.
• CS 5246 Text Processing on the Web in:
  • Semester I (2008/2009), student feedback on me and on the module.
  • Semester II (2006/2007), student feedback on me and on the module.
• CS 6210 Special Topics in Computer Science: Digital Libraries (Semester I, 2003/2004, student feedback on me and on the module)
  

I have taught a three day practical natural language processing course, geared towards industry participants. The slides and materials are open for others to use and learn from as needed.

I have also taught CSW 3131 Y (Data Structures and Algorithms) in the Spring of 1999 at Columbia University, while I was a graduate student.

Doing research? Read my notes on thesis proposals and HYP/UROP projects.