Yale Patt - Teaching

Teaching

  • 1966–1967 Cornell University
  • 1969–1976 North Carolina State University, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
  • 1976–1988 San Francisco State University, Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics
  • 1979–1988 University of California-Berkeley, Adjunct Professor of Computer Science
  • 1988–1999 University of Michigan, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering
  • 1999–present University of Texas, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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