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Bachelor of
Science in
Mathematics
1962
- Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois, USA
- Winner of Pi Mu Epsilon mathematics contest (all of Southern
Illinois);
- Worked my way through College by programming and several SIU
scholarships
Master of Arts in Mathematics and Computing
1965
- University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
- Thesis: A Survey of Formal Language Theory
Doctor of Philosophy in
Mathematics 1967
- University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario,
Canada
Southern Illinois University, Computing Center 1959-62
- Student programmer.
University of Western Ontario, Computer Science Department 1962-67
- 1962-64: Lecturer (full-time).
- 1964-67: Assistant professor.
The Pennsylvania State University, Computer Science Department
1967-73
- 1967-69: Assistant professor.
- 1969-73: Associate professor.
The University of Kansas, Computer Science Department 1973-79
- 1973-75: Associate professor.
- 1975-81: Full professor.
The University of Aarhus (Denmark), Computer Science Department
1976-77, 1979-81
- 1976-77: Guest professor (on leave from Kansas).
- 1979-81: Visiting Lektor.
The University of Copenhagen (Denmark), Computer Science Department
1982-2007
- 1982-87: Lektor.
- 1987-2007: Professor.
Retired professor
2007-present
- INRIA, Paris, around 1980, one month
- INRIA, Paris, 1984, one month
- University of Paris at Orsay, 1986, one month
- INRIA, Sophia Antipolis, 1987, one month
- Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, 1993 and 2001 and 2008, one month each
- National University of Singapore, 1999 and 2002 one
month each, 2 months in 2008
- University of Oxford (Programming Research Group), 3 months in
2004
- Stanford Research Institute, 2 months in 2008
- Chalmers Technical University, Sweden, 2 months in 2009
- University of Freiburg, 6 months in 2009
Neil D. Jones
September 27, 2010