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About Saverio Perugini

I am a Professor of Computer Science in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Dayton. I am interested in exploring the space of functional programming languages (particularly LISP), interpreters, and concepts (including continuations, reflection, partial evaluation, and macros) and their use in novel application domains such as human-computer dialogs and web interaction management. My research goal is to develop simplistic and elegant models that leverage functional programming concepts and techniques to improve the conception, design, implementation, and evolution of software systems.

Positions

2004 - Present Associate Professor, University of Dayton ‐ Department of Computer Science
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Courses

  • CPS 111: Introduction to Personal Computing
  • CPS 150: Algorithms and Programming I
  • CPS 250: Introduction to Computer Organization
  • CPS 343/543: Comparative Languages
  • CPS 346: Operating Systems I
  • CPS 356: Operating Systems
  • CPS 430/542: Database Management Systems
  • CPS 432/562: Database Management Systems II
  • CPS 444/544: UNIX/Linux Programming
  • CPS 445: Systems Programming II

Education

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2004 PhD, Virginia Tech
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2001 MS, Virginia Tech
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1998 BS, Villanova University
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Contact Information

Office: William S. Anderson Center, Room 145
Telephone: 937-229-4079
Fax: 937-229-2193
email: saverio@udayton.edu

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