Bootcamp courses

Saturday, June 18th - Sunday, June 19th

Breakfast (8:30AM-9AM) and a coffee break (10:45AM-11AM) will be provided each day.

Day/Room	MHP 101	THH 116	THH 210	THH 212
Saturday 9AM-1:50PM	Introduction to non-extensional higher-order logics and their applications to propositional attitudes Cian Dorr & Harvey Lederman		Natural language ontology Friederike Moltmann	Temporal reference with and without tense Roumyana Pancheva
Sunday 9AM-1:50PM	Introduction to propositional quantifiers Peter Fritz	Unifying formulaic, geometric, and algebraic theories of semantics Andras Kornai	Topic shift in conversation: A computational approach to relevance and coherence Livia Polanyi	Finite-state text processing Kyle Gorman

Regular courses

Monday, June 20th - Friday, June 24th

Time/Room	MHP 101	THH 116	THH 208	THH 212	THH 102/SOS B2*
8:30AM-9AM	Breakfast
9AM-10:20AM	Python for logic and language Khalil Iskarous	Phono-logical reasoning Charles Reiss	Incremental language processing in dialogue systems Julian Hough & Arash Eshghi	Counting and measuring events Elizabeth Coppock	Normality-based approaches to inductive knowledge, epistemic logic, and belief-revision Jeremy Goodman & Bernhard Salow
10:20AM-10:35AM	Coffee break
10:35AM-11:55AM	Topology, logic, and epistemology Adam Bjorndahl	Multiparty and multi-floor dialogue structure David Traum	Learnability of quantifiers Jakub Szymanik & Shane Steinert-Threlkeld	Futurity, evidentiality, and modality: Cross-disciplinary perspectives Fabrizio Cariani & Natasha Korotkova	Combinatory categorial grammar: An introduction Mark Steedman
12PM-1:55PM	Lunchtime with special programming (see below)
2PM-3:20PM	The logic and grammar of context-sensitivity Una Stojnic	Dialogue across the lifespan Jonathan Ginzburg & Andy Lücking	Implementing semantic compositionality Kyle Rawlins	Scalar implicature: Recent developments in theoretical and experimental approaches Anton Benz & Nicole Gotzner
3:20PM-3:35PM	Coffee break
3:35PM-4:45PM	Introduction to information theory: Applications to cognitive science Mathias Winther Madsen	Possibility Semantics: Theory and application Wes Holliday	Semantics as the study of a modular system Daniel Harris	Corpus construction for theoretical analysis and NLP applications Lotus Goldberg & Amber Stubbs	Workshop: Subjectivity in semantic interpretation Elsi Kaiser & Deniz Rudin THH 102/SOS B2*

THH 213 will be available from 8:30Am to 5PM as a break room.

* These classes will be held in THH 102 on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, and in SOS B2 on Tuesday and Friday.