Serving as a Graduate Student Instructor for Professor Colleen van Lent's undergraduate course, SI 339: Web Design, Development, and Accessibility.My responsibilities include:• Attending to 114 students’ queries through weekly Office Hours and Piazza for developingaccessible web applications using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS• Leading a discussion section of 20 students by revising lecture content and providing worked examples, clarifying course concepts• Conducting accessibility reviews of all course materials and handle accommodation requests to ensure an inclusive experience

• Identified prospective features and shortcomings in a novel suite of Adaptive Learning features by conducting a competitive analysis, 10 semi-structured interviews and usability tests with undergraduate and graduate students• Developed and deployed an LTI-integrated React application for Adaptive Learning using Material Design guidelines• Established nine API endpoints in a Flask app to get personalized questions and track student progress, stored in DynamoDB• Optimized a proprietary Machine Learning model for updating student progress by extensively restructuring the codebase, reducing its package size by 11 times

Served as a Graduate Student Instructor for Professor Charles Severance's second-year graduate-level course, SI 664: Database Application Design.My responsibilities included:• Attending to 240 students’ conceptual and assignment queries• Completing 36 course assignments in Django to understand and empathize with the students’ experiences• Leading discussion sections of 87 students to clarify their concepts, maintaining a 95.3% instructor satisfaction rating

CS 202 (Data Structures) in Spring '23 for Dr. Ihsan Ayyub Qazi.

CS 370 (Operating Systems)in Fall '22 for Dr. Hamad Alizai.

CS202 (Data Structures) in Spring '22 for Dr. Mobin Javed.

CS200 (Introduction to Programming) in Fall '21 for Dr. Mian Muhammad Awais.

Worked on exploring and experimenting with the POWDER testbed (a wireless networking facility in the lab environment) under the supervision of Dr. Zafar Ayyub Qazi and Dr. Ihsan Ayyub Qazi. My goal was to familiarize myself with the POWDER setup and then perform some experiments on it, to finally run the srsRAN on the POWDER testbed.

CS100 (Computational Problem Solving) in Spring '21As a Teaching Assistant for Dr. Hamad Alizai, I:• Held weekly office hours • Designed weekly programming labs to test key course concepts• Graded programming labs• Supervised and graded the final project for 20 students