CS 105 · Digital Media Computing
S · 2026I am looking forward to assisting students in Dr. Serrano's section this semester.
Understanding is worth everything. I teach to help others pursue it.
The beginning of wisdom is this: Get wisdom. Though it cost all you have, get understanding. (Proverbs 4:7, NIV)
I’ve served as a Teaching Assistant and MSG leader, focusing on clarity, confidence, and curiosity in computer science. My role as a TA involves my assistance in class, and my role as an MSG Leader involves holding two two-hour sessions where students can attend and work on lab assignments or homework for the class, with my assistance.
I am looking forward to assisting students in Dr. Serrano's section this semester.
Returning for my third semester of TAing the intro courses, I focused primarily on improving the clarity of my instruction.
Led weekly MSG sessions and created targeted practice sets to help students prepare for an exam. Lectured a final exam review session.
First semester as TA; developed review sheets and demo code for exam review and to practice concepts.
In my instruction, I value the following:
Come as you are—anyone can engage deeply. A relaxed tone lowers the barrier, and depth comes from good questions.
Meet learners where they are. When curiosity reaches beyond the syllabus, offer intuition and next steps.
Learning is social. I design sessions that prompt discussion, collaboration, and hands-on practice.
Start with intuition and examples, then layer abstraction. Concepts stick when they’re grounded.
Frequent low-stakes checks and visible progress help students trust themselves and keep momentum.
Questions fuel learning. I model wonder, reward exploration, and encourage “why?” as much as “how?”.
All backgrounds and learning styles are welcome. Materials and pacing are designed to include everyone.