Course Staff
Graduate TAs
Head TAs
Gavin Crigger
Head OH/Lab TA
it's never CSOver
Ask me about: x86 Assembly, sockets, security
Tips for CSO1: Come! To! Office! Hours!
Jamie Fulford
Head Grading TA
professional holy c programmer
Ask me about: Linux, C
Tips for CSO1: char is pronounced "car"
Mikhail Kornilov
Head Exam TA
Have you tried turning it off and on again
Ask me about: C, Memory
Tips for CSO1: Think like a computer
Jackson Lamb
Head Exam TA
“Ask me what F times 9 is. It's fleventy-five!”
Ask me about: Circuits, Assembly, C, and Intellectual Property
Tips for CSO1: Understanding is always better than knowing
TAs
Watchapol(Aup) Areephongsa (he/him)
TA
Stop by the OH
Ask me about: Pointers, Assembly, Circuits
Tips for CSO1: Practice the material a lot
Anushka Arun
TA
Don’t be afraid to ask questions - we’re here to help!
Ask me about: ISA, Assembly, C
Tips for CSO1: Try studying with friends; they’ll hold you accountable and teaching each other concepts can really help you understand the material
Mason Baldwin
TA
enjoy the test
Ask me about: toy isa, memory, and pointers
Tips for CSO1: attend each and every lecture.
Jou Barzdukas (he/him)
TA
Ask tons of questions
Ask me about: Pointers, Memory, Assembly
Tips for CSO1: Don't wait until the last minute to start an assignment
Angad Brar
TA
lock in twin
Tips for CSO1: if you miss a lecture, watch the recordings before its too late...
Michael Chen
TA
Motivation gets you started, routine keeps you going
Ask me about: Assembly, C, Toy ISA
Tips for CSO1: Do one or two of the practice exams until you confidently know the concepts on all of them
Brian Choe
TA
Consistency is key
Ask me about: Circuits, ISA, Assembly
Tips for CSO1: Ask yourself questions to test your knowledge
Seton Gerrity (she/her)
TA
Not csover, rather csopportunity for growth
Ask me about: ToyISA, Circuits, Assembly
Tips for CSO1: Make sure you understand the why and how of your practice question answers. Office hours are also an awesome resource
James Greene
TA
Minecraft redstone - the class
Ask me about: ISA, assembly, Pokémon
Tips for CSO1: The readings on the website are all very informative - try giving them a read!
Thomas Kennedy
TA
The best way to do well is to write down the correct answer.
Ask me about: Assembly, GDB, C, Hex Editors
Tips for CSO1: https://www.cs.uaf.edu/2017/fall/cs301/lecture/09_11_registers.html http://6.s081.scripts.mit.edu/sp18/x86-64-architecture-guide.html https://web.stanford.edu/class/archive/cs/cs107/cs107.1196/guide/x86-64.html https://cs.brown.edu/courses/cs033/docs/guides/x64_cheatsheet.pdf https://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~apt/cs510comp/gdb.pdf
Kayla Kim
TA
say yes to everything
Ask me about: Assembly, C
Tips for CSO1: past practice exams are gold mines while studying for current exams
Sarah Kota
TA
Hard work pays off!
Ask me about: ISA, Assembly, Circuits
Tips for CSO1: Do all practice exams - start studying early
Seth Lifland
TA
Practice makes perfect
Ask me about: Assembly, C
Tips for CSO1: Spam previous exam problems until you have a deep understanding
Sonika Modur
TA
CLI > GUI
Ask me about: Toy ISA, logic gates, memory and register operations
Tips for CSO1: The readings on the course site are helpful to understand the content! Also come to OH for help =)
Kaden Nguyen
TA
Put in the work and results will show!
Ask me about: ISA, circuits, assembly
Tips for CSO1: Don’t fall behind and put in effort to really understand the content
Luci Owens
TA
learn to “handle hard better”
Ask me about: Hex, Toy ISA, Assembly, C
Tips for CSO1: Start early, use office hours, and do the readings (especially before exams)!
Justin Park
TA
is it CSOver?
Ask me about: C, x86 Assembly, the job market
Tips for CSO1: Office hours - come early!
Abhishek Satpathy
TA
the HWs are fun!
Ask me about: C programs, reverse engineering, and debuggers
Tips for CSO1: Come to class, it's pretty useful
Shrikar Sirobhushanam (he/him)
TA
Life’s too short to work alone - come to OH and let’s solve problems together!
Ask me about: Assembly, C, Circuits
Tips for CSO1: Start early on assignments + test prep. You’ll be far better off.
Thomas Worden
TA
it came to me in a dream
Ask me about: hex coding, assembly, c
Tips for CSO1: believe in yourself!
