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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 December 2009).
A bit about me and my research interests.
For Graduate Students
please read this before contacting me
Miscellaneous
Material for Project on Automated Discovery of Conservation Principles in Particle Physics
Kevin Kelly's NSF-funded project on Learning Theory and Ockham's Razor.
For 9 years, I taught philosophy in addition to computer science. Click here for a bit more on my views on philosophy.