Kristoffer
Just
Andersen
Stud.scient.dat
Office:Turing-214
(+45) 23 98 69 50
About
Undergraduate Computer Scientist since 2010 at the Institute of Computer Science, Aarhus University.
Student Programmer at CASA - Center for Advanced Software Analysis since November, 2011.
A short attention span coupled with an interest in all things programming language related is a dangerous combination. My brain is currently occupied by Coq, Haskell, Scheme and TED talks.
I made this page with the hope that I would start writing more, beginning with aggregating notes and resources I have created as a TA. If someone ever finds them useful, they will pay themselves off in time and effort many times over.
Teaching
I have enjoyed a position as TA in the following courses during my studies. The pages in this list double as message board and aggregator of various resources I have for my students, if any.
- Programming Languages
- Spring, 2012
- Introduction to Computer Programming
- Spring, 2012
- Computer Programming II
- Fall, 2011
- Introduction to Computer Programming
- Fall, 2011
Reading List
My reading list is far too long to enumerate here in its entirety, but check out my Delicious Library. I am currently working through The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs and The Essentials of Programming Langauges, both of which I am enjoying immensely!
Activities
- Student Programmer at CASA
- November, 2011 - Present
- Volunteer bartender in the student run friday bar, Fredagscafeen
- November, 2011 - January, 2012
- Participant at Nordic Collegiate Programmin Contest 2011
- October, 2011
- Invited lightning, inspirational talk for first year students
- September, 2011
- Attended and volunteered at goto; Conference
- October, 2010
- Participant at UNFs Game Development Camp 2009
- August, 2009
Education
- BSc. Computer Science
- Aarhus University, Denmark
- Expected Graduation: 2013
- International Baccalaureate
- Grenaa Gymnasium, Denmark 2008 - 2010
- Overseas Family School, Singapore 2003 - 2008
- Higher level Mathematics and Natural Sciences