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My research interests fall broadly into three categories: programming languages, software engineering, and systems. More specifically I am interested in language, compiler, and runtime design targeted at concurrent/parallel systems. I am also interested in real-time Java as well as embedded and real-time systems. Specifically I am working on high assurance software for embedded and mixed-criticality systems. I am involved in a number of large software projects: Multi-MLton : a multi-core aware extension of the MLton SML compiler. The Fiji VM: a real-time Java VM with support for mixed-criticality applications (academic licenses available). Sting: an optimizing compiler extension to SessionJ that utilizes JavaFlow. Recent News: I setup a Piazza course page for High School teachers interested in teaching Python. It is free to join and contains three full curriculums for easy adoption. Amazon has published both of our low-cost Python Programming textbooks: Part 1 and Part 2 My CS177 course has been adopted at the Austin Independent School District. Our grant was accepted for using Kindle Fires in CS177 and CS180, we are looking to deploy 400 this semester.

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