Web pages of R. Bernardi at UniTN

Teaching Activities

Committees| PhD Courses | BSc and MSc Courses | Other Courses |
BSc and MSc students | Tips for students

Members of Committees ^

  • [2022-2025] CIMeC Teaching Delegate
  • [2021-2025] CIMeC Innovative Teaching Delegate
  • [2012-2022] Coordinator of the Language and Multimodal Interaction (LMI) track within the Cogntive Science MSc degree.
  • [2018-2022] Member of the Comitato di auto-valutazione for the Cognitive Science Degree
  • [2013-2023] Responsabile for several Erasmus + exchange
  • [2011-2022] Local Coordinator at UniTN of the European Masters Program in Language and Communication Technologies, selected as Erasmus Mundus.
  • [2011-2012] Coordinator of untin stage activities for the Faculty of Arts, tracks on Phylosophy and Computer Science (BA and MA).
  • [2004-2010] Local Coordinator at FUB of the European Masters Program in Language and Communication Technologies, selected as Erasmus Mundus (from the Academic year: 2007/2008).
  • [2005-] Member of the PhD Committee, Faculty of Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.
  • [2004-2005] Member of the MSc Committee, Faculty of Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.
  • [2003] Member of the Committee that established the "Ordinamento Didattico" of the MSc in Computer Science, Faculty of Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.
  • [2006] Member of the Committee that established the "Ordinamento Didattico" of the BSc in Multilingual Communication, Faculty of Education, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano.
  • [1999-2002] Coordinator of the exchange program Erasmus/Socrates between the University of Chieti and Utrecht University (area: Logic and Language).

Lecturer of courses within PhD Programs ^

TA or Lecturer of Courses within BSc and MSc Programs^

  • Lecturer of the course Grounded Language Processing, Artificial Intelligent Systems (AIS) MSc (University fo Trento), Academic Years: 2021-2022, 2022-2023
  • Lecturer of the course Computational Linguistics at the Cognitive Science MSc (University of Trento) Academic Years: 2016-2017, 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, 2020-2021, 2021-2022 and 2022-2023
  • Lecturer (together with Aurelie Herbelot) of the course Computational Linguistics at the Cognitive Science MSc (University of Trento) Academic Year: 2015-2016
  • Lecturer (together with Marco Baroni) of the course Computational Linguistics at the Cognitive Science MSc (University of Trento) Academic Year: 2013-2014, 2014-2015
  • Lecturer (together with Roberto Zamparelli) of the course Logical Structures in Natural Langauge at the Cognitive Science MSc (University of Trento) Academic Year: 2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017
  • Lecturer of the course Biblioteche Digitali e Tecnologie del Linguaggio at the Faculty of "Lettere e Filosofia" (University of Trento) Academic Year: 2010-2011 2011-2012
  • Lecturer of the course Logica e Linguaggio at the Faculty of "Lettere e Filosofia" (University of Trento) Academic Years: 2010-2011, 2011-2012
  • Lecturer of the course Computational Linguistics part of the MSc program in Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Academic Years: 2004-2005, 2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008, 2008-2009, 2009-2010, 2010-2011.
  • Lecturer of the course Logic part of the BSc program in Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Academic Year: 2006-2007.
  • Teaching Assistant of the course Logic part of the BSc program in Computer Science, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Academic Years: 2002-2003, 2003-2004, 2004-2005, 2005-2006.

Other Seminars ^

  • CTL @ CILTA. Six weeks course given with Michael Moortgat, at CILTA, University of Bologna (Italy)
  • Seminar on "Linguaggio Naturale e Linguaggi Formali", given as part of the course "Filosofia del Linguaggio" taught by Claudia Casadio. University of Chieti. April 2003.
  • Tutor of the course "Logica e Psicologia del Pensiero", Faculty of Psycology, University of Chieti. March 2002-December 2003
  • Introduction to Categorial Grammar. Seminar given as part of the course "Natural Language Semantics" taught by Maria Aloni, ILLC, Univeristy of Amsterdam (2001). [Slides]
  • Course of "Logic and Its Application". Liceo Scientifico Marconi, Grosseto, Italy (1999).
  • Seminar "Formalizzazioni del ragionamento naturale", Faculty of Letters, University of Chieti. Part of the Philosophy of Sciences Course, taught by Paolo Freguglia. (1999)
  • Seminars `La Grammatica di Montague: un esempio di rappresentazione del linguaggio naturale'. Faculty of Letters, University of Chieti. Part of the Philosophy of Language Course, taught by Claudia Casadio. (1998)
  • Seminar on Logic and Language, Faculty of Letter and Philosphy, University of Chieti, within the course Storia del Pensiero Scientifico (1996)

BSc and MSc supervised students^


  • Enrico Trenti, BSc student at FUB
  • Dieu-Thu Le, MSc student of the EMLCT
  • Marija Slavkovik, MSc student of the EM in CL.
  • Francesca Bonin, MSc student of "Informatica Umanistica" (Pisa), with Alessandro Lenci
  • Barbara Plank, MSc student working on "Multilingual Digital Library" (with Diego Calvanese)

  • Pasquale Imbemba, BSc student. Thesis: "A Splitter for German Compound words" Accademic year: 2005-2006. (with Marco Baroni)
  • Erik Norman, BSc student. "Reduction-Based Error-Driven Part-of-Speech Tagging applied to a Swedish Corpus". Accademic year: 2004-2005 (with Paolo Dongilli)
  • Anna Mari, BSc student. " Transformation-based learning algorithm for part-of-speech tagging of a multilingual corpus of questions" Accademic year: 2003-2004 (with Paolo Dongilli)
  • Carlo Rivis, BSc student. Accademic Year: 2002-2003 (with Andrea Calí)

Tips for students ^

  • Question: How do I write a paper?
    Answer: Write Right for Research by Tony Roberts.
  • Question:How do I prepare a talk?
    Answer by Patrick Blackburn How to give a good talk
  • Answer by Jay Anderson [Slides]
  • Question: How do I write my thesis?
    Answer: How to Organize your Thesis by John W. Chinneck
  • (Note, as the author points out, the text is mainly addressed to PhD students, but though there are different expectations for Master's theses and for Doctoral theses, there is no difference in the format. Hence, BSc and MSc students don't have to be scared by the request of being original --it's not for them --but they have to bare in mind the suggestions on the format --that's for everybody.)