Teaching

As a Master’s student at the University of Waterloo, I’ve had many opportunities to contribute to the teaching of undergraduate students at the University of Waterloo. The links below lead to pages for the specific courses I’ve been involved in.

ECE 150: Introduction to Programming (Fall 2009)

I am currently one of the grad teaching assistants for this introduction to programming in C# course, taught to all undergraduate students in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo. If you’re taking the course this term, then head over to this page for my additional sample programs.

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Who is Nicholas?

Nicholas Armstrong is a graduate of Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo, currently pursuing a Master's degree in and at the same. Over the past few years, he has spent co-op (internship) terms at a handful of employers working on a range of software development projects.

Nicholas currently focuses on software development with .NET. Drawn to the enthralling world of user interface/experience design, he has recently been interested in investigating techniques for intuitive desktop applications using Windows Presentation Foundation and .NET.