TeachingCourses

Deep Linguistic Processing Courses

Grammar Engineering (with the Matrix)

• Emily Bender's course, University of Washington, nearly annually since 2004

• Petter Haugereid's course, NTNU and U. Saarlandes

• Yi Zhang's course, U. Saarlandes

• Tania Avgustinova's course, U. Saarlandes (see also http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/kvv/detailpage.php?id=1351)

• Georgetown University 2009: Ling 564, Computational Grammar Formalisms, taught by Tony Davis

• OSU 2006: LINGUIST L614, Alternative Syntactic Theories, taught by Michael Daniels

• Bender, Flickinger & Oepen's course, LSA Institute 2007

• Sag, Wasow & Bender's course, LSA Institute 2005

• Gautam Sengupta's courses, University of Hyderabad

• Francis Bond's course, Nanyang Technological University (similar to Emily's)

Grammar Engineering (non-Matrix)

• Dan Flickinger (often with Stephan Oepen) at Stanford University: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009

• Dan Flickinger and Stephan Oepen, at ESSLLI 2016

• Copestake and Flickinger (2000) - overview up till 2000

Syntactic Theory

• Emily Bender's course, University of Washington

• Francis Bond's course, Nanyang Technological University (similar to Emily's)

Other courses using DELPH-IN technology

• MRS in Applications, Emily Bender, UW, 2014

Grammar engineering in LFG

• Grammar Engineering, Ron Kaplan, Martin Forst & Tracy Holloway King, Stanford, 2009