Links to courses taught by David Pritchard:

• CSCI 103, University of Southern California, Introduction to Programming (in C++), 150–230 students
• Spring 2015 offering
• COS 126, Princeton University, Introduction to Computer Science (in Java), 300–400 students
• Fall 2013 offering (was lead preceptor)
• Selected materials: New collaboration policy, Code for recursive class tracing activity, In-browser Jeopardy review game, Command-line cheatsheet, Theory Jigsaw
• Selected worksheets: Number systems, Symbol tables, Binary trees, Regular expressions, Turing machines
• Math 600, University of Waterloo, online Master's for Math Teachers program, Mathematical Software (LaTeX, Maple, GeoGebra)
• Course notes (joint with Stephen Tosh)
• Syllabus pages: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4; Homework: 3 6 (1, 2, 4, 5 are embedded in course notes)
• Game Theory & Algorithms, EPFL (graduate course)
• Course page: course notes, assignments, syllabus
• Intro. to Game Theory, Waterloo
• Course page: assignments, syllabus

Links to open-source educational tools by David Pritchard:

• Computer Science Circles: Python for beginners. The paper from SIGCSE 2013.
• Websheets: Java/C++ exercise system.
• Java Visualizer: allows execution of arbitrary code and shows steps in the browser.
• C++ draw library (for beginners)

Miscellaneous

• Recording of Math Circle talk (Intermediate section, March 21 and 28, 2012)