Michael Ernst's teaching

At UPM, I taught a series of workshops on skills for graduate students (identifying research problems, experimentation, writing papers, etc.).

Courses I taught at UW include:

I also supervise many undergraduate and graduate research projects, run seminars (software engineering, programming languages), and contribute to other educational activities.

Courses I taught at MIT include:

6.033 Computer System Engineering: spring 2002, spring 2004
6.170 Laboratory in Software Engineering: fall 2000, spring 2001, spring 2003, spring 2005, spring 2006, spring 2007
6.821 Programming Languages: fall 2002, fall 2004
6.883/6.893 Program Analysis: fall 2001, fall 2005

At MIT, I also taught in the IAP UPOP (Undergraduate Practice Opportunities Program) program, was the faculty sponsor for the "6.370" (officially, 6.187) programming competition, was the faculty sponsor for the MIT chapter of HKN (Eta Kappa Nu, EECS honor society), supervised many undergraduate and graduate research projects, and contributed to other educational activities.

Courses I taught at Rice University include:

Comp 210 Principles of Computing and Programming: spring 1996
Comp 212: Intermediate Programming: fall 1995, spring 1996
Comp 410: Software Engineering: fall 1995

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