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Computer Science Department

Gary Pollice
Professor of Practice
Computer Science Department
(508) 831-6793
(978)798-0019 (mobile)

Office: FL-B19 (Come see the new digs)

My Curriculum Vitae is here.

My interest pages are here.

This is from the CS Coffee House, March 2008.

New

October 2008

Creating robust software requires the use of efficient algorithms. Algorithms in a Nutshell describes a large number of existing algorithms for solving a variety of problems, and helps you select and implement the right algorithm for your needs. With its focus on application, rather than theory, this book provides efficient code solutions in several programming languages that you can easily adapt to a specific project. More...

Graduation 2009 pictures.

Coding Dojo is active for 2009-2010 academic year.

My Courses

CS3733, Software Engineering. D09, B07, D07, B06, D06, B05, D05, B04, E04, D04, B03
CS4233, Object-oriented Analysis and Design. A09, A08, A07, A06, A05, A04, A03
CS4241, Webware. B09, B08, C08,
CS503, Foundations of Computer Science. Summer03
CS509, Software Design. S04
CS525T, Software Testing. F02
CS536, Programming Language Design. S07, S06
CS544, Compiler Construction. S10, S08, F05
CS562, Advanced Topics in Software Engineering. F06, S05, S03
RBE3001, Unified Robotics III. C09.
RBE3002, Unified Robotics IV. D09.

Project Information

I am interested in advising projects that are in the area of software engineering, software tools, compilers, and languages. I am especially interested in projects that extend the capabilities of the Eclipse platform. See my project page for more information on projects that I have advised.

Current WPI activities other than teaching

CS Public Relations committee
CS Facilities committee
ACM Student Chapter advisor
Co-director, Sun Project Center

Schedule (C Term 2010)

Monday	10:00-10:50 IQP GFP1001 2:00-3:2:50 Thesis meeting 4:00-5:20 CS544 (SL305)
Tuesday	11:00-11:50 CS4241 (SL305) 12:00-12:50 Mentoring meeting 2:00-2:50 Coding Dojo (Beckett Conf. Rm.) 3:00-4:00 Office hour (FLB19)
Wednesday	Off campus.
Thursday	10:00-10:50 MQP GFP0904 12:00-1:00 Bowling 2:00-3:00 MQP GFP0903 4:00-5:20 CS544 (SL305)
Friday	10:00-10:50 Thesis meeting 11:00-11:50 CS4241 (SL305)

I have created several flash movies illustrating how to use many of the tools that you need for my classes and projects.

Visual-Paradigm for UML license certificate.

An index to my articles for The Rational Edge.

Interests

Computer Science and Software Engineering

See my interests pages.

Non-academic Interests

Bicycling. If anyone is interested in getting together for lunchtime rides, or other times, please get in touch with me.

Wind instruments. I don't play them very well, but I collect them, especially Native American flutes.
Mandolin. I just started learning to play in 2005 after my trip to Italy.
Photography.

Modified: 30-Nov-2009
Gary Pollice