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I formally got involved in teaching as Teaching Fellow for various courses at Boston University since 2003. I enjoy teaching both introductory and and advanced courses. Introductory classes require a lot of patience and I enjoy the challenge of explaining completely new concepts to students. On the other hand in the advanced classes I am mostly acting as a tutor helping the students who get stuck. Students and professors like me alike for my services. I was awarded the best TF award in the Computer Science department in 2007 by the College of Arts and Science (CAS), Boston University.

I was a TF for these courses (more than once for most of them):

• CS111 - Introduction to Computing, both C++ and Java
• CS112 - Data Structures
• CS113 - Combinatoric Structures (Introductory Discrete Mathematics)
• CS235 - Algebraic Algorithms
• CS237 - Probability in Computing
• CS330 - Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms (Undergraduate Algorithms)

Student feeback from course CS235 for Spring 2009 is here (pdf).

Student feeback from course CS330 for Fall 2008 (on a scale of 1 to 5, 1 denotes best) is below. The scanned comments are here (pdf).

• Knowledge of the material: 1
• Interest, enthusiasm and preparation: 1
• Ability to explain: 2
• Encouraging participation: 1
• Availability: 1
• Overall performance: 1