Hugh C. Lauer, Ph. D.

Teaching Professor

Computer Science Department

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

100 Institute Road,

Worcester, MA 01609-2280

 

Office: Fuller Labs 144
E-mail: <my last name> at wpi.edu

Phone: (508) 831-5493

 

Office hours

 

           

Availability

 

 

I will be on campus 4 days per week in C-term 2019, and I will be on campus and two or more days per week in D-term (2019).

 

My offices hours during B-, C-, and D-terms will be posted outside my office door and in the link above. If you wish to schedule a different time to meet, please send e-mail to the address above.

 

Course Web Pages

 

The following are my course web sites for the Academic Year 2016-2017:–

 

A-Term           

B-Term            CS-2011, Intro to Machine Organization and Assembly Language

C-Term            Introduction to Programming for Non-Majors

D-Term           CS-4515, Computer Architecture

                                                                                                          

Note 1: Some of the pages within these web sites require user IDs and passwords, in compliance with WPI’s Fair Use Guidelines of copyright and proprietary material. (Members of the Computer Science Department can access these materials directly by logging into the CS Department servers.)

Note 2: Course web sites are only populated as the term approaches.

 

 

MQP Topics for 2017-2018

 

Because I will be away during A-term, I do not have any three-term MQP projects this year.

I would be happy to brainstorm MQP topics for later terms, particularly involving “Quantum Computing.”

 

Ph.D. genealogy

 

I have supervised two Ph.D. dissertations, and those two have gone on to supervise others, and those have gone on to supervise still others, recursively. The chart at the following link is a “genealogy” of my Ph.D. descendants.

            http://web.cs.wpi.edu/~lauer/PhD_genealogy.pdf

The chart is likely to be incomplete. Please send corrections and additions to lauer@wpi.edu. See also the Math Genealogy Project at https://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/ .