Ibrahim Albluwi

Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Princess Sumaya University for Technology

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• Introduction to Computer Science
• Data Structures & Algorithms
• Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• Object Oriented Programming
• Object Oriented Programming Lab
• Avanced Design and Analysis of Algorithms
• Multimedia Systems
• Structured Programming in C
• 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 Introduction to CS, 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

• Randomized Algorims
  • Motivation
  • Bloom Filters
  • Cardinality Estimation
• Mechanism Design
  • Stable Matching
  • Voting Theory
• 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.