Dr. Tasnim Gharaibeh
Instructor
Dr. Tasnim, she/her/hers
Hello everyone — I'm very excited to meet all of you this quarter! Together, we will explore fascinating and intriguing topics related to Data Structure. It won't take long for you to realize that these data structures are all around you and an essential part of your everyday life. I hope you're looking forward to the experience as much as I am. We'll spend the quarter working together, learning from each other, and supporting one another's success. Welcome! I'm so glad you're joining us.
Schedule
Collaboration Center
Meet TAs, Work, Learn
The Computer Science Collaboration Center is located in OU 312. It is a place to hang out and work on computer science by yourself or with your peers! TAs are available for assistance Sunday through Thursday from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. You can also ask questions in the online CS Collaboration Center Teams site. See the Collaboration Center schedule for more details.
Collaboration Center DSAWELCOME ALL!
A new quarter begins and new knowledge awaits! Welcome to Data Structures (COMP 210). This is a core class for all computer scientists where you learn fundamental concepts to help you thrive in the world of computers.
By the end of the quarter you should have learned the basic data structures used in Computer Science, their properties, functionalities, and how to measure their effectiveness (what we will call time and space complexity). You will also learn the what, why, and how of sorting, searching, recursion, and some other wildly used techniques in CS. Use the syllabus to learn more about the class or the menu bar in the top to explore the course content.
We have an awesome group of TAs at the collaboration center where you can go and ask any questions you have. Also, I'll have office hours in person and virtually. I am often available to meet outside of posted office hours, so please send me a message if you'd like to meet at a different time.
One last thing: Diversity and inclusion are critical for the achievement of excellence in computing, as in other fields. We are all responsible for making sure our classroom and the Collaboration Center remain spaces in which everyone can learn, participate, and contribute to each other's learning experiences.
TEA TIME
Wednesdays, 3:45 PM to 4:15 PM
The Math/CS department hosts a weekly tea time on Wednesdays from 3:45 to 4:15 in the Math Common Room. Please drop by for some conversation and munchies.