Dr. Andrew P. Black
D.Phil., Programming Research Group, University of Oxford (England).
Professor, Department of Computer Science,
Portland State University
Office: FAB Room 115-10
Email: black
Phone: +1 503 725 2411 (Fax: +1 503 725 3211)
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- Spring Quarter 2009 Office hours
- By appointment; send an email to make an appointment.
| Title | Course number | When taught |
| Computer Science for Beginners | CS 199 | Summer 2009, MTWR 09:15–11:35 |
| Computational Structures | CS 311 | Most recently taught Spring 2008 |
| Extreme Programming: Principles & Practice | CS 410/510XP | Most recently taught Summer 2006 |
| Advanced Programming (with Mark Jones) |
CS 410/510AP | Winter 2009; TR 16:40–18:30 Clay 204 |
| Object-Oriented Programming | CS 420/520 | Most recently taught Winter 2007 |
| Scholarship Skills (with Todd Leen) | CS 569/669 | Winter 2009, TR 14:00–15:20 |
| Distributed Computing | CS 410/510 | Most recently taught Spring 2005 |
Courses previously taught at OGI/OHSU
My research interests are in the area of programming languages, operating systems, object-oriented systems and distributed computing, and more specifically in the region where they overlap (such as language design for distributed Object-oriented computing.)
My favorite system for trying out ideas is Squeak Smalltalk. I have written a few Squeak goodies that I believe are generally useful. I have been actively working on Traits with the folks from SCG in Bern; see Nathanael Schärli's Traits page for details.
We have just released a first edition of a new book for Squeak programmers: Squeak by Example.
A complete summary of my professional background over the course of my career is available.
My hobbies include cycling, cross-country skiing, hiking, mending houses.
Take a look at some recent (and not so recent) photographs