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Paper Title Number 4

Published in GitHub Journal of Bugs, 2024

This paper is about fixing template issue #693.

Recommended citation: Your Name, You. (2024). "Paper Title Number 3." GitHub Journal of Bugs. 1(3).
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Discrete Mathematics (Undergrad TA)

Undergraduate course, University of Florida, CISE Department, 2021

As my first experience teaching, I was a TA in the undergraduate discrete structures course at UF. This was my first experience teaching and I enjoyed teaching this course to the point that I became a TA for it across several semesters.

Computer Organization (Undergrad TA)

Undergraduate Course, University of Florida, CISE Department, 2021

Following my first TA appointment in the undergrad Discrete Mathematics course, I was a TA in the undergrad Computer Architecture course at UF for a single semester.

Discrete Mathematics (Undergrad TA)

Undergraduate course, University of Florida, CISE Department, 2022

In the Spring of 2022, I returned to being a TA for the undergrad Discrete Mathematics course at UF under Dr. Pete J. Dobbins.

Programming Language Concepts (Undergrad TA)

Undergraduate course, University of Florida, CISE Department, 2022

In Fall of 2022, I followed Pete J. Dobbins to his next course and TA’ed for COP4020. In this course, the students’ primary responsibility is to implement a programming language of the instructor’s design, although there are also exams. While I took the course in the Spring semester of that year, I discovered my love of programming language design, so moving to it with my supervisor felt like a natural move.

Introduction to Computational Mathematics (Undergrad TA)

Undergraduate course, University of Florida, Mathematics Department, 2023

In the Spring of 2023, I was completing my final requirements for graduation and enjoyed a shorter class schedule than previous semesters. This enabled my to take two TA appointments, and in an unorthodox move, I assisted Dr. Jason Harrington at the UF Math Department with his Introduction to Computational Mathematics course, MAD2502.