Ibrahim Albluwi

Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Princess Sumaya University for Technology

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• Data Structures & Algorithms
• Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• Object Oriented Programming
• Object Oriented Programming Lab
• Avanced Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• Introduction to Computer Science
• Multimedia Systems
• Structured Programming
• Business Programming in Visual Basic
• Data Mining

• COS 126 (Fall 2016)
• COS 126 (Spring 2017)
• COS 126 (Fall 2017)
• COS 226 (Spring 2018)
• COS 226 (Fall 2018)
• COS 226 (Spring 2019)
• COS 226 (Fall 2019)

Most of the material I have developed can be found on the data structures course page and the algorithms course page. Do let me know if you want to use these slides and/or if you need the .pages or .ppt version.

The following are notes, exams and exercises I developed for other courses.

Miscellaneous Topics on Algorithms

• Reductions
• Intractability
• Amortized Analysis
• Union-Find Data Structures

CS1 Exams (in C)

• Fall 2021 [midterm - solution] [final - solution]
• Spring 2022 [first - solution] [second - solution] [final - solution]
• Fall 2022 [first - solution] [second] [final - solution]
• Spring 2023 [first - solution] [second - solution] [final - solution]
• Fall 2023 [midterm] [final - solution]
• Spring 2024 [midterm - solution] [final exam]

Object Oriented Programming & Other Topics

• Inheritance (Java)
• Exception Handling (Java)
• Testing & Debugging (Java)
• OOP in C++ (2021)
  • Lab 1: Functions
  • Lab 2: Arrays
  • Lab 3: Classes
  • Lab 4: Constructors & Destructors
  • Lab 5: Arrays of Objects (and ASCII Animations)
  • Lab 6: Initializer Lists, const, and static
  • Lab 7: Composition
  • Lab 8: Dynamic Memory Allocation
  • Lab 9: Inheritance
  • Lab 10: Polymorphism
  • Programming Assignment # 1: C++ Basics (Theme: Cryptography)
  • Programming Assignment # 2: Classes and Objects (Theme: Theory of CS)
  • Programming Assignment # 3: Composition, Arrays of Objects (Theme: Data Visualization)

I have learned a lot from reading the teaching statements of others and so will include mine here. Following the lead of Amy Ko, I am including the different teaching statements I wrote over time.

• I wrote this statement after completing my Ph.D. in 2012.
• I wrote this statement before leaving PSUT in 2016.
• I wrote this statement before leaving Princeton in 2020.