This term I took two courses: Algorithms and Software Development I. This post summarizes my experiences with the latter, and offers some advice for people taking the class in the future.

This term I took two courses: Algorithms and Software Development I. This post summarizes my experiences with the former, and offers some advice for people taking the class in the future.

One of my mentor's main pieces of advice is that if I want to teach computer science, then I should know what it's like to work as a developer. So I started applying for internships.

Oregon State hosts two Career Showcases each year in Portland which cater to students in the post-baccalaureate computer science program. Last week I attended the fall 2017 edition. Here's a bit about how it went and what I learned.

This fall I took two courses: Web Development and Databases. This post summarizes my experiences with the latter, and offers some advice for people taking the class in the future.

This course, which I completed in Fall 2017, covered HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node, and MySQL.

Last weekend I went to Code Retreat, a hackathon-esque gathering centered around a simple idea: building Conway's Game of Life in teams with a variety of constraints imposed on the programming process.

Last night I went to Oregon State’s Networking Night in Corvallis, Oregon. The event is meant to be an informal kick-off to the STEM Fall Career Expo, which takes place the next day. I drove down to the event from Portland, which is about an hour and a half away.

After finishing a course at Oregon State in Assembly language, I used the language to write a two-player tic-tac-toe game. Here's how it went.

This course, which I completed in Summer 2017, covered Assembly language programming (MASM, to be specific) and computer architecture.