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Ellen Spertus
Professor of Computer Science

At Mills since 1998

Office: CPM 201
Phone: 510.430.2011
Email: spertus@mills.edu
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Fall 2017 Schedule
Days	Time	Description	Room
M	09:00AM-12:00PM	CS 180B/280B ST: Bridging Hardware/Software	CPM 205
T	01:00PM-02:15PM	CS 111 Computer Architecture	CPM 206
TH	01:00PM-02:15PM	CS 111 Computer Architecture	CPM 206

Education

Courses Taught

CS 063: Introduction to Computer Science
CS 111: Introduction to Computer Architecture
CS 113: Compiler Design and Implementation
CS 114: Programming Languages
CS 112/212: Contemporary Computer Architecture (formerly Digital Logic & Machine Organization)
CS 113: Compiler Design and Implementation
CS 122/222: Operating Systems
CS 123/223: Robots, Persons, and the Future
CS 180: Software Engineering
CS 180: Information Retrieval Systems
CS 180: Mobile Application Development
CS 250: Thesis for the MA in Interdisciplinary Computer Science

Professional Interests

Structured information retrieval, online communities, gender in computer science, social effects of computing

Program Information
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Courses
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Activities & Resources
Awards

MCS Departmental Awards

Computer Science Graduate Education

Summer Internships

Talks and Workshops

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Contact Information

P: 510.430.2226
F: 510.430.3314
E: cs@mills.edu