Dan Hirschberg

I am a professor in the Computer Science Department at UCI, with research interests in the theory of design and analysis of algorithms. My interest in discrete mathematics and related puzzles dates back to my high school days.

I have some interests in genealogy, especially in Krakow. I occasionally play bridge. Some classical rock midi.

Curriculum Vitae
Publications
Software -- available for download
- GRADER - maintain class gradebase
- PEGS - a simple game -- can you achieve optimality?
- EVAL-and-PLAY - double dummy bridge hand evaluator
- LifeLines - maintain genealogy database
Recent Course Offerings -- course grades
- Univ Studies 3: Puzzlers for Computer Scientists (Winter 2008)
- ICS 6b: Boolean Algebra & Logic (Winter 2009)
- CompSci 161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms (Summer 2008)
- CompSci 165: Project in Algorithms & Data Structures (Spring 2008)
- ICS 263: Analysis of Algorithms (Spring 1999)
- CompSci 267: Data Compression (Fall 2008)
- CompSci 269S: Seminar on Data Structures & Algorithms (current quarter)

Dan Hirschberg
Computer Science Department
University of California, Irvine, CA 92697-3435

dan at ics.uci.edu
Last modified: Oct 11, 2008