The Turing Award-winning computer scientist discusses his path to Stanford and how his approach to working with students is informed by his work with the cofounder of Pixar.
The school recognizes recipients of awards for citizenship, client services, innovation, diversity and inclusion, leadership, and its highest staff honor, the Shah Award.
Ullman shares the prize with long-time collaborator Alfred Aho of Columbia University. They are recognized for their influential work on compilers and algorithms, including their co-authorship of widely popular textbooks on these topics.
For the second time, a team of faculty are offering a free version of a popular intro to coding course. The secret ingredient: the volunteer teachers. (Applications are open now.)
