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Derrick Stolee, Ph.D. Student

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Teaching Statement

My goal in teaching is to convey the beauty of mathematics and computer science through enthusiasm and creativity. These challenging subjects can only be learned by frequent practice tackling difficult (but not out of reach) problems.

Courses Taught

  • CSCE 150A - Problem Solving with Computers Laboratory
    • with Chris Bourke.
    • C programming language, file I/O, memory management, arrays, structures
  • CSCE 361 - Software Engineering
    • Project Support with Sebastian Elbaum.
    • Basics of software engineering, testing, architecture
    • Project: test, analyze, and enhance RSSOwl.
  • Math 107 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant

  • RAIK 183H - Foundations of Computer Science I
    • Fall 2005 with Myra Cohen.
    • Fall 2006 with Leen-Kiat Soh.
    • Java programming language, object-oriented programming, GUI
  • RAIK 184H - Foundations of Computer Science
    • Spring 2005, 2006 with Steve Reichenbach.
    • C++ programming language, basic algorithms, UNIX
  • CSCE 235 - Introduction to Discrete Structures
    • Spring 2006, with Brian Kell.
    • Logic and proofs, sets, graphs, algorithms

Derrick Stolee

Derrick Stolee
Derrick is a graduate student in the Joint Mathematics and Computer Science Ph.D. program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Research areas include Graph Theory, Graph Algorithms, and Computational Complexity.