TeachingCourses

Deep Linguistic Processing Courses

Emily Bender's course, University of Washington, nearly annually since 2004
Petter Haugereid's course (dead link...), NTNU and U. Saarlandes - inspiration for Emily's course
Yi Zhang's course, U. Saarlandes
Tania Avgustinova's course, U. Saarlandes (see also http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/kvv/detailpage.php?id=1351)
Georgetown University 2009: Ling 564, Computational Grammar Formalisms, taught by Tony Davis
OSU 2006: LINGUIST L614, Alternative Syntactic Theories, taught by Michael Daniels
Bender, Flickinger & Oepen's course, LSA Institute 2007
Sag, Wasow & Bender's course, LSA Institute 2005
Gautam Sengupta's courses, University of Hyderabad
Francis Bond's course, Nanyang Technological University (similar to Emily's)

Dan Flickinger (often with Stephan Oepen) at Stanford University: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009
Dan Flickinger and Stephan Oepen, at ESSLLI 2016
Copestake and Flickinger (2000) - overview up till 2000

Topics in Computational Linguistics: Parsing and Generation, Stephan Oepen and Dan Flickinger, Stanford, 2003
MRS in Applications, Emily Bender, UW, 2014
MRS in Applications, Emily Bender, UW, 2016

Grammar Engineering, Ron Kaplan, Martin Forst & Tracy Holloway King, Stanford, 2009
XLE Grammar Development Platform, Parser/Generator Miriam Butt & Tracy Holloway King, Coling tutorial 2004

HPSG Introduction & Implementation Emily M. Bender and Dan Flickinger, HPSG 2017, Lexington, KY, July 7. (video available)
English Resource Semantics Dan Flickinger, Emily M. Bender and Woodley Packard, NAACL 2016, San Diego, CA, June 12. (video available)
The LinGO Grammar Matrix: Rapid Grammar Development for Hypothesis Testing Emily M. Bender and Antske Fokkens, HPSG 2010, Paris, July 7.
Grammar Customization with the LinGO Grammar Matrix Emily M. Bender, Antske Fokkens, and Safiyyah Saleem, LREC 2010, Valletta, Malta, May 17.