Teaching Assistant for Computer Organization and Design course during 2023-2024 academic year. The course consists of lectures and laboratory sessions, covering computer architecture fundamentals including processor design, memory systems, I/O systems, and performance analysis.

Course Structure

The course is composed of two main components:

• Lecture sessions: Theoretical foundations of computer organization and design
• Laboratory sessions: Hands-on RISC-V CPU design using Verilog and Vivado

Responsibilities

Lecture Component

• Grading homework assignments and providing detailed feedback
• Answering student questions during office hours and online forums
• Grading final examination papers and providing assessment

Laboratory Component

• Guiding students in RISC-V CPU design using Verilog HDL
• Providing design methodologies and architectural guidance
• Teaching students to use Vivado development environment
• Conducting project evaluations and design reviews
• Collaborating with other teaching assistants to design final examination problems for laboratory assessment

Recognition

Awarded “Outstanding Teaching Assistant” for excellent teaching performance and student feedback.

Key Contributions

• Developed comprehensive design guidance for RISC-V CPU implementation
• Created evaluation criteria and assessment rubrics for laboratory projects
• Collaborated with teaching team to design final examination questions
• Provided individualized mentoring for complex design challenges
• Established systematic project review and feedback processes

Skills Developed

• Computer architecture instruction and mentoring
• Verilog HDL teaching and debugging assistance
• Vivado development environment guidance
• Hardware design methodology instruction
• Assessment design and evaluation techniques
• Collaborative teaching and curriculum development