James Cordy

James R. (Jim) Cordy is a computer scientist and an educator from Canada whose accomplishments include developing the first Euclid compiler, the TXL programming language, the Turing programming language family, SP/k, Concurrent Euclid, and S/SL.

He was the Director of the Queen's School of Computing from 2002-2007.

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