Curriculum Vitae of Dick Grune
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2019 | “The Korean Verb - Structured and Complete” (Routledge), with Seongyeon Cho (Korean School of Amsterdam) |
2012 | “Modern Compiler Design - Second Edition” (Springer Verlag), with Henri Bal, Kees van Reewijk, Ceriel Jacobs and Koen Langendoen. |
2008 | “Parsing Techniques: a Practical Guide, 2nd Ed.” (Springer Verlag), with Ceriel Jacobs. |
2004 | Retired. |
2000 | “Modern Compiler Design” (John Wiley), with Henri Bal, Ceriel Jacobs and Koen Langendoen. |
1994 | “Programming Language Essentials” (Addison-Wesley), with Henri Bal. |
1990 | “Parsing Techniques: a Practical Guide” (Ellis Horwood), with Ceriel Jacobs. |
1986 | CVS, Concurrent Versions System, design and implementation. |
1982-2005 |
Lecturer, at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam:
research in and teaching of programming languages and compiler construction; work on the Amsterdam Compiler Kit; writing books. |
1982 |
PhD in Computer Science, at the University of Amsterdam:
thesis title: “ALEPH, A Language Encouraging Program Hierarchy” supervisor: prof. dr. ir. A. van Wijngaarden. |
1976-1982 |
Senior Researcher, at the Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam:
research on the grammatical paradigm of programming; constructing an ALGOL68 compiler. |
1970-1976 |
Researcher, at the Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam:
work on ALGOL 68, including an extensive test set; operating systems teaching. |
1968-1970 |
Systems Programmer, at the Technion, Haifa, Israel:
Elliott 503 systems support; introduction of an IBM 360/50. |
1967 | Married to Lily Ossendrijver. |
1967 | Masters of Physics, cum laude, at Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht. |
1962-1967 |
Experimental Physics, at Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht,
with minors in Theoretical Physics and Electronics. |
1958-1962 | Physics and Chemistry, at Rijksuniversiteit Utrecht, the Netherlands. |
1952-1958 | Gymnasium β, in Enschede, the Netherlands. |
1939 | Born in Enschede, the Netherlands. |
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