David Pritchard
dp6@cs.princeton.edu, daveagp@gmail.com
Lecturer — Computer Science — Princeton University
Room CS 410, (609) 258-0558
COS 126 (Spring '13): Agendas. Want to visit my office hours or schedule an appointment? Click for my schedule.
Computer Science Circles: learn Python programming from the comfort of your own browser. Read more.
Research: My main interests are combinatorics, linear programs, approximation algorithms, probabilistic methods, and computational methods. Click here for my papers and talks.
Course Notes
- Mathematical Software (LaTeX, Maple, GeoGebra), Sept–Oct 2012, University of Waterloo online course
- Game Theory & Algorithms, Spring 2011, EPFL
My Blog: QED and NOM
Where I've Been: CEMC (CS Circles), EPFL (Post-doc), Waterloo (PhD w/Jochen Könemann), MIT (M.Eng & B.S.), Scarborough
- I like high school enrichment, math circles, and programming.
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Graduate students from the University of Waterloo should apply for funds from the Graduate Studies Endowment Fund. I'm one of directors of the fund.
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MIT physicist | Toronto roaster | Microsoft exec | transportation planner | wildlife painter | blogging math prof | self-hookworm-infecting Dr.