Teaching Information

This is a list of some of the classes I have taught. I really enjoy teaching, and it is probably the #1 reason driving me to get my PhD. Currently I am not teaching any classes, but hopefully I will get to teach again in the future. I had been a teaching assistant since my Junior year in college for a variety of Computer Science classes as well.
You might want to look at some of the tools I wrote for my classes.

CGS 3066 - Introduction to Internet Technology

This was the class I taught at Florida State University in Spring 2003. You can view the course materials online. We covered XHTML 1.0 Strict, CSS, PHP, and JavaScript extensively.

CprE 305 - Computer Organization and Assembly Programming

This was the class I taught at Iowa State University in Spring 2002. This was a very standard course in computer organization and assembly programming using the MIPS architecture. The final project required the design and implementation in Verilog of a MIPS Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) on a FPGA.

CS 401 - Data Structures and Algorithms

This was the class I taught at Illinois Institute of Technology in Summer 2001. This was a course for incoming graduate students that did not have an extensive Computer Science background. As such, the class used C++ to design and implement the basic data structures and algorithms necessary for doing computer science research (e.g. linked lists, trees, graph algorithms, search algorithms, ...).

Teaching Assistant

• Florida State University
  • CGS 3408 - Introduction to C Programming
• Iowa State University
  • CprE 483 - Hardware/Software Integration
  • CprE 484 - Advanced Digital Design
• Illinois Institute of Technology
  • CS 471 - Designing Computer Processors
  • CS 470 - Computer Architecture
  • CS 350 - Computer Organization and Assembly Language
  • CS 101 - Introduction to the Profession