ARUN RAMAN -- PhD, Princeton University

As a graduate student at Princeton, I have taught a freshman course and a sophomore course, both in Computer Science. Notably, my efforts were recognized by the Princeton School of Engineering and Applied Science through the "Outstanding Teaching recognition" award in Fall 2007.

• COS126, General Computer Science, Princeton University
  Preceptor / Teaching Assistant , Spring 2008 , Princeton University
  An introduction to Computer Science in the context of scientific, engineering, and commercial applications. Topics covered include programming in Java, hardware and software systems, algorithms and data structures, fundamental principles of computing, and scientific computing. Gave precept sessions twice a week, graded programming assignments and exams, and set questions on the midterm exam.
• COS217, Introduction to Programming Systems, Princeton University
  Preceptor / Teaching Assistant , Fall 2007 , Princeton University
  Introductory course in C, x86 assembly, and UNIX programming. Gave precept sessions twice a week, gave a guest lecture, graded programming assignments and exams, and set questions on the midterm and endterm exams.

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