معرفی
Naser Al Madi is an instructor in the Computer Science department at Hamilton College, joining in 2020. His research focuses on the human aspects of software development, leveraging eye-tracking technology to study programming languages and cognitive processes. He emphasizes innovative teaching methods, such as 'acting intensive' courses where students physically enact code functions, and uses relatable examples like creating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to teach algorithms. Al Madi values Hamilton’s open curriculum, which he believes fosters student engagement and prepares them for real-world challenges. He holds a B.S. from the University of Jordan and an M.S. from Kent State University.
Al Madi’s teaching philosophy prioritizes student-centered learning, drawing inspiration from his students’ dedication and collaborative spirit. His research projects involve students in exploring software maintenance costs and developing educational tools. Colleagues praise his approach to blending teaching and research, while he highlights the supportive community at Hamilton despite its challenging climate. Notable classroom activities include muffin rewards for participation and using juggling demonstrations to explain CPU processes.
