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** Background
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- I am currently enrolled as a doctoral student at the University of
New Mexico where I am a member of Stephanie Forrest's Adaptive
Computation Group. I have previously taken classes in computer
science at the University of Washington and George Mason University.
- For the five years previous to graduate school, I was employed by
Mitre, a Federally Funded Research and Development Center. During
that time I was promoted to the position of /Senior AI Engineer/ and
played a key technical role supporting project Argus(pdf).
- I completed my undergraduate studies at Kenyon College with a
semester at the Budapest semester in Mathematics. I graduated with
a BA in mathematics and a minor in philosophy.
** Research
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I am researching the parallels between /computational/ and /natural/
systems, with the goals of increasing the evolvability and robustness
of computational systems. See my dissertation proposal for more.
** Publications
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- Eric Schulte, Jonathan DiLorenzo, Westley Weimer, Stephanie
Forrest. _Automated Repair of Binary and Assembly Programs for
Cooperating Embedded Devices_ /Architectural Support for Programming
Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS) 2013/ (pdf, Bibtex, slides)
- Eric Schulte, Zachary P. Fry, Ethan Fast, Westley Weimer, Stephanie
Forrest. _Software Mutational Robustness_ /unpublished/ (arXiv,
pdf, Bibtex)
- Eric Schulte, Dan Davison, Tom Dye, Carsten Dominik.
_A Multi-Language Computing Environment for
Literate Programming and Reproducible Research_
/Journal of Statistical Software/
(JSS site (supplemental materials) pdf, Bibtex)
- Eric Schulte, Dan Davison. _Active Documents with Org-Mode_
/Computing in Science & Engineering 2011/ (pdf, Bibtex, source)
- Eric Schulte, David Ackley. _Physical Evolutionary Computation_
/University of New Mexico TR-CS-2011-01/ (pdf, Bibtex)
- Eric Schulte, Stephanie Forrest, Westley Weimer. _Automated Program
Repair through the Evolution of Assembly Code_ /Automated Software
Engineering (ASE) Short Paper 2010/ (pdf, Bibtex).
A summary is presented in the following presentation and poster.
- Paul Lehner, Charles Worrell, Chrissy Vu, Janet Mittel, Stephen
Snyder, Eric Schulte, Warren Greiff, _An Application of Document
Filtering in an Operational System_ /Information Processing &
Management 2010/ (Bibtex)
** Open Source Projects
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I am currently or was the lead developer and maintainer of the
following open source projects.
- Babel adds /literate programming/ and /reproducible research/
functionality to Org-mode, a major mode of the Emacs text editor.
- Emacs Starter Kit is a structured extensible default configuration
for Emacs implemented using literate Org-mode files.
- Rinari is a /Ruby on Rails/ minor mode for Emacs.
- Manipulation of ELF files:
- elf a CLOS based API for Elf file manipulation in Common Lisp
- rw-elf a simpler C library for ELF file manipulation
- Manipulation of C-language Abstract Syntax Trees:
- clang-mutate manipulates C-family ASTs with Clang
- cil-mutate manipulates C Intermediate Language ASTs with CIL
- GRAPH is a Common Lisp library for graphs manipulation and analysis.
- data-wrapper wraps text data in a portable shell script enable
sharing of both data and analysis
- ixm-collector allows IXM's to report back to central collector
- ixm-repl allows interaction with a tribe of IXM from within a
Clojure repl
** Course Notes
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- Spring 2013
- =biol517= Basic Graduate Evolution (notes)
- Spring 2011
- =cs591= Cognitive and Comp Neuroscience (notes)
- final ego-machine.pdf (code, video)
- Fall 2010
- =cs547= Neural Networks (notes)
- final paper cs547.schulte.final-project.pdf
- Comprehensive Exam (notes)
- Spring 2010
- =cs500= Theory of Computation (notes)
- =cs550= Programming Languages & Systems (notes)
- final presentation schulte.non-von-neumann-computation.pdf
- a concurrent propagator system implemented in Clojure
- =cs691= Robust Physical Computation Seminar (notes)
- =cs691= Adaptive Reading Group (notes)
- Fall 2009
- =cs558= Software Foundations (notes)
- =cs587= Advanced Operating Systems (notes)
- final paper bfs-v-cfs_groves-knockel-schulte.pdf
- =cs591= Robust Physical Computation (notes)
- =cs691= Adaptive Reading Group (notes)
** Curriculum Vitae
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A recent (/as of August 2009/) copy of my CV is
available at eric-schulte-cv.pdf.