Stuart Reges

Stuart Reges Teaching Professor Computer Science and Engineering University of Washington Office: Gates Center room 305 Phone: (206) 685-9138 Hours: Tuesdays 12:30-2:30 pm

I teach the introductory courses (cse142 and cse143). We are experiencing record enrollments in our courses. We made a video about what is happening in our intro courses that you can watch on youtube. We also got press coverage from The Seattle Times, a mention of my cookie-making in Geek Wire, and a follow-up story on King5 News.

This quarter I am teaching CSE143.

If you want to see some statistics about what is happening at the University of Washington, check out this chart that shows the intended majors of incoming freshmen in the College of Engineering and out this chart that also includes other majors (we have passed Biology as the second most popular major on campus). You could also check out these charts showing how the introductory courses have grown over time, partly because we have seen an increasing percentage of women.

I have authored or coauthored various papers and textbooks that people might find interesting including:

• my SIGCSE 2008 talk on The Mystery of b := (b = false)
• my SIGCSE 2006 talk on Back to Basics in CS1 and CS2
• my CS1/CS2 textook that I coauthored with Marty Stepp Building Java Programs.