A note to prospective students.

• Programming Languages – CSCE 314, Spring 2015.
• Programming Language Design – CSCE 604, Fall 2014.
• Programming Languages – CSCE 314, Fall 2014.
• Software Engineering – CSCE 431, Spring 2013.
• Programming Languages – CSCE 314, Fall 2012.
• Software Engineering – CSCE 606, Fall 2012.
• Programming Language Design – CSCE 604, Spring 2011
• Generic Programming – CSCE 622, Fall 2010.
• Programming Studio – CSCE 315, Spring 2010.

My research interests include user interface programming, generic and generative programming, programming languages, type systems, and software construction in general.

• Publications.
• Students:
  • John Freeman, PhD
  • Jason Wilkins, PhD
  • Gabriel Foust, PhD
  • Anirudh Ramanathan, MS
• Alumni:
  • Xiaolong Tang, PhD
  • Sankara Muthukrishnan, MS (National Instruments)
  • Wonseok Kim, MS (Microsoft)
  • Jacob Smith, PhD (Intel)
  • Aravind Srinivasa, MS (Cisco Systems),
  • Sylvia N'Guessan, MS (Cisco Systems)
  • Santhosh Srinivasan, MCS (Yahoo!)
  • Philip van Ruitenbeek, undergraduate research
  • Lucas Kuhr, undergraduate research
  • Travis Kosarek, undergraduate research

The hotdrink project is a library for declaratively programming user interfaces.

The Boost Tuple Library and the Boost Lambda Library are generic programming libraries I've been involved in developing. Another small but useful C++ tool is the enable_if family of templates, also part of the C++ Boost library collection.

I'm involved in the C++ ISO standardization process. Some of the libraries and features I have worked on include tuple types, support for partial function application (bind templates), core language support for inferring the type of a variable from its initializer expression, a "typeof" mechanism, a constraint system for C++ templates ("concepts"), templates with a variable length argument list, and lambda expressions. All of the above mechanisms/features/libraries, except concepts, are part of the current draft specification of the forthcoming C++ standard, dubbed C++0x. See the publications page for technical reports that contain more detailed description of the topics.

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