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Invited as a guest teacher for one semester to teach college students 2th and 3th year bio-informatics. Subjects were Algorithms and Datastructures, Webprogramming and Databases.
Technologies: Sequence, Selection, Iteration, Array, Recursion, Grouping, Searching, Sorting, Pathfinding, Binary Heaps, Minimax, Levenshtein distance, Needleman-Wunsch, Hierarchical & K-Means Clustering, Neural Networks, PHP, Apache, SQL, Normalisation, MySQL.
What they said
The students are very happy with David as teacher. He searches examples of their interest (bio-informatics) for his lessons. David is very punctual, which is very nice to work with.
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