DavidInmanDoctoral Candidatedavinman@uw.eduGUG 407 #14Fields of Interest American Indian/Native American Computational Linguistics Endangered Languages Grammar Engineering Syntax Background and ExperienceResearch Selected: Publications Levow, Gina-Anne, Emily M. Bender, Patrick Littell, Kristen Howell, Shobhana Chelliah, Joshua Crowgey, Dan Garrette, Jeff Good, Sharon Hargus, David Inman, Michael Maxwell, Michael Tjalve, and Fei Xia. 2017. STREAMLInED Challenges: Aligning Research Interests with Shared Tasks. In Proceedings of ComputEL-2: 2nd Workshop on Computational Methods for Endangered Languages, ICLDC 2017, Honolulu Hawai`i. [.bib] Courses Taught Summer 2017 B-term LING 473 A: Basics For Computational Linguistics LING 473 B: Basics For Computational Linguistics LING 473 C: Basics For Computational Linguistics Spring 2017 LING 472 AA: Introduction To Computational Linguistics Summer 2016 A-term LING 200 A: Introduction to Linguistic Thought Spring 2016 LING 472 A: Introduction To Computational Linguistics Summer 2015 A-term LING 100 A: Fundamentals Of Grammar Spring 2015 LING 200 AA: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Winter 2015 LING 100 AA: Fundamentals Of Grammar LING 100 AB: Fundamentals Of Grammar LING 100 AC: Fundamentals Of Grammar LING 100 AD: Fundamentals Of Grammar Autumn 2014 LING 200 AI: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Spring 2014 LING 472 AA: Introduction To Computational Linguistics Winter 2014 LING 200 AC: Introduction To Linguistic Thought LING 200 AE: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Autumn 2013 LING 200 AE: Introduction To Linguistic Thought LING 200 AF: Introduction To Linguistic Thought Related News Related News Congratulations to the class of 2018 in Linguistics! - Jun 3, 2018 Share: Print PDF
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