Cameron Wong

I do cool things, occasionally.

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Projects

• In 2019, I wrote VCaml, a library for manipulating neovim with OCaml (I’m not listed on the README, but it’s true, I swear!)
• I’m transcribing lecture notes for 15-417 Higher Order Typed Compilation.
• In 2016, I was a founding member of PACTF, a capture-the-flag competition hosted by Phillips Academy.
  • We developed CTFlex, a Django-based web framework for hosting capture-the-flag competitions.

Teaching

• In Spring 2020, I taught Hype for Types (mirror).
• In Fall 2019, I taught Hype for Types, a student-led course on type theory and programming languages for novices and beginning functional programmers.
• In Spring 2020, I was a TA for 15-317 Constructive Logic.
• In Fall 2019, I was a TA for 15-411 Compiler Design.
• In Spring 2019, I was a TA for 15-312 Programming Languages.
• In Fall 2018, I was a head TA for 15-150 Functional Programming.
• In Spring 2018, I was an infrastructure TA for 15-150 Functional Programming.
• In Fall 2017, I was a TA for 15-150 Functional Programming.

Research

I am broadly interested in the practical applications of type theories and related systems to the development of usable programming languages and practical software verification.

• I am currently working with Jonathan Aldrich and Jenna Wise on a project about gradual verification.

Publications

• Wise, J., Aldrich J., …, Wong, C., Gradual Verification of Recursive Heap Data Structures (in progress)

“Publications”

• Wong, C., Reed, D., “Ntinuation Passing Style”, in SIGBOVIK 2020.
  • SIGBOVIK 2020 Most-Least-Out-of-the-Box
• Wong, C., “A formal semantics of Befunge”, in SIGBOVIK 2019.
• Wong, C., Reed, D., “Objectionability: A Computational View of Mathematical Computation”, in SIGBOVIK 2017.

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