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Teaching

Current Course:

CS154 - Computer Architecture, Spring 2012 Teaching Assistant

Experience:

UC Santa Barbara

CS24 - Problem Solving with Computers II, Winter 2012, Guest Lecture
CS16 - Problem Solving with Computers I, Summer 2011
Computer Science Department, Outstanding TA (Teaching Assistance) in Computer Science, Winter 2011
Undergraduate Curriculum Comittee, Student Representative, 2008-2009
RMP (Research Mentorship Program), Summer 2008, Summer 2009
Computer Science Department, Lead TA (Teaching Assistance), 2008-2009
Computer Science Department, TA (Teaching Assistance), 2007-2008

the Y (YMCA)

Santa Barbara YMCA, Physical Instructor, 2007-Present
Montecito YMCA, Physical Instructor, 2008

References:

When I first encountered C, things were simple. A number was a number, and a pointer was a pointer. When I had studied it a while, it became much more complex, with many rules to memorize. A number was a no longer a number, a pointer was no longer just a pointer. Now that I understand C, it is simple again. A number is a number. A pointer is a pointer.
- quote from The Zen of C