Staff
Meet the EECS 183 Python staff!
If youβd like to reach out to us, please see the Contact Us / Getting Help page for the best ways to do so.
βI love CS, teaching, and helping people!β
βI really enjoy the process of teaching, finding problems, solving problems and helping students!β
βEECS 183 is the best EECS class ever!β
βI want to help people with the things that I struggled with.β
βI love being able to make something that once felt super confusing feel a little less scary. Some of my favorite moments are when something finally clicks for someone, and I get to be a tiny part of that!β
βSince 183 is often studentsβ first experience with CS, Iβm especially excited to help make that experience approachable, encouraging, and fun.β
βI want to make learning computer science as enjoyable as possible.β
βI enjoy teaching and showing students that programming can be fun, creative, and a lot less scary than it first seems!β
βI love watching students realize their "Aha!" moments.β
βI'm excited to help people find their love for programming!β
βI love helping students understand concepts that once confused me!β
βIt's fun and rewarding to learn coding!β
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