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Oliver SchulteI am an Associate Professor in the School of Computing Science. |
Machine Learning, Computational Game Theory, Computational Logic
Ph.D.: 1997, Carnegie Mellon University,
Logic and Computation
M.Sc.: 1993 Carnegie Mellon University, Logic
and Computation
B.Sc.: 1992 University of Toronto, Computing Science.
Laboratory Affiliations: Computational Logic Group
E-mail Contact. I daily receive a large number of email messages. The email queue is not "first come first serve". For questions requiring fast response (less than 1 week), please call (778) 782-3390, and leave a number where I can reach you if I'm not in. For more information on increasing the speed and/or probability of a response to your e-mail, read this. Some articles on the general subject of e-mail that strike a chord with me:
- No Time to Think, 2 pages, from Academic Matters. "Technology, far from freeing up an academic's time, has compressed it to stressful levels, argue Heather Menzies and Janice Newson."
- You've got too much mail, 1 paragraph, from SFU News. "Many workers are feeling overloaded by the volume of e-mail messages filling their in-boxes....Companies are now implementing bans on e-mail messages during certain hours and on weekends."
Basic Information
C.V.(Word Format, last updated January 2009).
A bit about me and my research interests.
For Graduate Students
please read this before contacting me
Possible Thesis Topics - Computer Science
Miscellaneous
Material for Project on Automated Discovery of Conservation Principles in Particle Physics
NSF-funded project on Learning Theory and Ockham's Razor.
For 10 years, I taught philosophy in addition to computer science. Click here for a bit more on my views on philosophy.