John DeNero
Associate Teaching Professor
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Teaching Schedule
Spring 2021
- CS 47A. Self-paced courses
- CS 198-74. ANova DeCal, Th 7:00PM - 7:59PM, Internet/Online
Fall 2021
- CS 47A. Self-paced courses
- CS 61A. The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, MoWeFr 2:00PM - 2:59PM, Internet/Online
- CS 195. Social Implications of Computer Technology, We 12:00PM - 1:29PM, Internet/Online
- CS 195-2. Social Implications of Computer Technology, We 12:00PM - 1:29PM, Soda 320
- CS H195. Honors Social Implications of Computer Technology, We 12:00PM - 1:29PM, Internet/Online
Biography
John DeNero is the Giancarlo Teaching Fellow in the UC Berkeley EECS department. He joined the Cal faculty in 2014 to focus on undergraduate education in computer science and data science. He teaches and co-develops two of the largest courses on campus: introductory computer science for majors and introductory data science. He is the author of Composing Programs and co-author of Computational and Inferential Thinking, two online textbooks. His research focuses both on natural language processing and computer science education. He received his Masters in Philosophy from Stanford University and his PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkeley in 2010. Prior to becoming a professor, John was a senior research scientist at Google working primarily on Google Translate and natural language processing.
Education
- 2010, Ph.D., Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley
- 2002, M.A., Philosophy, Stanford University
- 2001, B.S., Mathematical & Computational Science and Symbolic Systems, Stanford University