welcome!

My name is Auden Hafezi, and I use he/they pronouns. I'm a fifth-year computer science student at UBC, and am interested in functional programming*, programming languages, and computer science education.

I love to teach, and aspire to become a computer science professor! My goal is to inspire future generations of students to learn about the theory of computer science and programming languages. I am currently working as an undergraduate teaching assistant for CPSC 311 (Definition of Programming Languages), and have previously TA'ed for CPSC 121 (Models of Computation).

I am an undergraduate member of the ARLI research group at UBC's Software Practices Lab, and am currently working on a DSL for type-directed instruction selection with Professor William Bowman. I am also working with a CS Education research group led by Professor Steve Wolfman, where we are conducting several studies intended to assess the impact of randomized assessments on students.

My personal interests include singing, crochet, cross-stitch, and volleyball! I am alto section leader for UBC A Cappella's group Choral Reef! Please visit the interests tab if you'd like to see some of my art projects or learn more about my hobbies!

*Racket is the best programming language!!