Teaching
University Didactics
I am a passionate teacher and completed the certificate in university didactics offered by Saarland University.
Teaching
I have given various lectures and seminars at Saarland University and at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich.
Einführung in die Computerlinguistik (Introduction to Computational Linguistics, co-taught with Benjamin Roth)
Symbolische Programmiersprache: Einführung in Python und Grundlagen für Sprachtechnologische Anwendungen (Introduction to Python Programming, co-taught with Benjamin Roth)
Introduction to Python Programming (co-taught with Stefan Thater)
Python Programming and Algorithms for NLP (co-taught with Stefan Thater)
Recent Developments in Computational Discourse Processing (Seminar, co-taught with Alexis Palmer)
Recent Developments in Computational Semantics and Discourse Processing (Seminar, co-taught with Lilian Wanzare and Simon Ostermann)
Discourse Coherence Theories and Modeling (Seminar, co-taught with Alexis Palmer)
Theses advised
Fryderyk Mantiuk: “tba”, B.Sc. thesis, DHBW Stuttgart, September 2021. (co-advised with Subhash Pujari)
Elizaveta Sineva: “Negation Resolution as Dependency Parsing”, M.Sc. thesis, IMS Universität Stuttgart, July 2021. (co-advised with Stefan Grünewald and Jonas Kuhn)
Frederik Oertel: “tba”, B.Sc. thesis, DHBW Stuttgart, 2021. (co-advised with Stefan Grünewald)
Timo Schrader: “Concept Detection for User-Guided Information Extraction in the Materials Science Domain”, B.Sc. thesis, DHBW Stuttgart, September 2020.
Damyana Gateva: “Acquisition of Parallel Corpora for Aspect Classification”, B.Sc. thesis, Saarland University, December 2016.
Kleio-Isidora Mavridou, “Situation Entity Types: a Cross-linguistic Corpus Study and a Comparison of Automatic Classifiers”, M.Sc. thesis, Saarland University, February 2016.
Susanne Fertmann, “Using Speaker Identification to Improve Coreference Resolution in Literary Narratives”, M.Sc. thesis, Saarland University. January 2016.
Liesa Heuschkel, “Automatic Classification of Lexical Aspectual Class Using Distributional and Rule-based Methods”, M.Sc. thesis, Saarland University, January 2016.
Jonathan Oberländer, “Automatic Detection of Linguistic Quality Violations”, B.Sc. thesis, Saarland University, August 2014.
Yudong Zhou, “Fine-grained Sentiment Analysis with Discourse Structure”, M.Sc. thesis, Saarland University, October 2013. (co-advised with Alexis Palmer)
Marina Valeeva, “Linguistic Quality Violations in Multi-Document Summarization”, M.Sc. thesis, Saarland University, 2013. (co-advised with Alexis Palmer)