Doctoral Research Opportunities
in
Software Engineering and Functional Programming Languages
at Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology
DEADLINE: March 1, 1997
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Oregon Graduate
Institute is seeking qualified applicants to our doctoral program.
The Pacific Software Research Center at OGI CSE has research opportunities
in software engineering and related topics including functional
programming languages, domain analysis, program transformation systems,
and language implementation.
Financial support is available.
If you know of promising undergraduates or recent graduates who may be
interested in our program, please bring this opportunity to their attention.
PACIFIC SOFTWARE RESEARCH CENTER
The Pacific Software Research Center creates significant new
technology for producing software of high quality and reliability with
improved human productivity. The center has developed, demonstrated,
and experimentally evaluated software component generation techniques
in the Software Design for Reliability and Reuse project. This
approach to software generation stresses design-level software
automation. Pacific Software Research Center's research program
integrates topics from formal methods, software engineering, domain
analysis, functional programming, program transformation systems, and
language implementation.
Dr. James Hook is the center director. Other faculty participants
in the center include Drs. Francoise Bellegarde, Andrew Black,
Charles Consel, Dr. Richard B. Kieburtz, John Launchbury,
and Tim Sheard of OGI, and Andrew Tolmach from Portland State
University. In addition to faculty, the center includes professional
staff, post-doctoral researchers and students.
For more information about the Pacific Software Research Center,
consult our World Wide Web pages at http://www.cse.ogi.edu/PACSOFT/
For more information about the Ph.D. program at OGI CSE, see
http://www.cse.ogi.edu/phd-admissions.html
