| Address: | School of Informatics | ||
| Indiana University | |||
| 901 E. 10th Street, I223 | |||
| Bloomington, IN 47406 | |||
| USA | |||
| Email: | ehaghver@indiana.edu | ||
| Telephone: | 1 (812) 856-1089 | ||
| Office: | 1016 | ||
Research
Those who know that they are profound strive for clarity. Those who would like to seem profound strive for obscurity.
---Nietzsche.  The sole end of science is the honor of the human mind, and under this title a question about numbers is worth as much as a question about the system of the world.
--Jacobi  
Teaching
Fall 2008: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Fall 2007: INFO I590
Topics in Informatics: Mathematical Methods in Bioinformatics
Fall 2007: INFO I399
Topics in Informatics: Politics by Numbers
Spring 2007: INFO I690
Topics in Informatics: Model Theory
Spring 2007: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Fall 2006: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Summer 2006: INFO I590
Topics in Informatics: Cohomology of Computing
Summer 2006: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Spring 2006: INFO I690
Topics in Informatics: Algebraic Proof Theory
Spring 2006: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Spring 2005: MATH M211
Calculus I.
Fall 2004: INFO I590
Topics in Informatics: Mathematical Methods in Bioinformatics.
Fall 2004: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Spring 2004: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Fall 2003: INFO I201
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Fall 2003: MATH M781-
Topics in Logic: Domains and Lambda-Calculi
Spring 2003: MATH M301-
Linear Algebra and Applications
Spring 2003: INFO I201-
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Fall 2002: INFO I201-
Mathematical Foundations of Informatics
Teaching at UPenn
Spring 2002: MATH 671 Topics in Logic: Game Theory and
Multiagent Systems
Fall 2001:MATH 670 Topics in Logic: Linear Logic
and Game Semantics
Fall 2001:MATH 151 Calculus for the Social
and Biological Sciences II
Spring 2001:MATH 360 Advanced Calculus I
Fall 2000:MATH 150 Calculus for the Social and Biological Sciences I
Fall 2000:MATH 361 Advanced Calculus II