Al Zadid Sultan Bin Habib

Total semesters 8+

Distinct lab courses 4

Sections taught 17

CS 110 / CS 110L Intro to Computer Science (Java Lab)

First-year programming lab for CS and engineering majors. Focus on fundamentals of Java, problem decomposition, and clean coding practices.

Semesters: Fall 2021, Fall 2022, Fall 2023 Sections taught: 6

Fall 2023 · CS 110L-002, CS 110L-022 Java lab · Primary Instructor

Introduced programming fundamentals: variables, conditionals, loops, methods, and arrays.
Emphasized problem decomposition, test-driven debugging, and readable Java code.
Supported diverse cohorts of first-year students transitioning into CS/engineering majors.

Fall 2022 · CS 110-021, CS 110-022 Java lab · Primary Instructor

Developed weekly lab activities aligned with core CS 110 lecture material.
Helped students build their first complete programs and debug common logic errors.
Mentored students new to programming and university-level STEM coursework.

Fall 2021 · CS 110-002, CS 110-003 Java lab · Primary Instructor

First semester as Graduate Teaching Assistant and primary lab instructor at WVU.
Introduced first-time programmers to core computational thinking and Java syntax.
Held office hours and lab help sessions to support students’ transition into CS.

CS 111 / CS 111L Intro to Data Structures Lab

Second-course lab in the CS sequence. Emphasis on data structures, algorithmic thinking, and performance-aware Java implementations.

Semesters: Spring 2023, Spring 2024 Sections taught: 4

Spring 2024 · CS 111L-010, CS 111L-011 Data structures lab

Taught core data structures: arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and hash tables.
Connected abstract data types to practical use cases and complexity analysis.
Designed lab assignments that scaffolded from basic ADTs to more complex problem-solving.

Spring 2023 · CS 111-011, CS 111-012 Data structures lab

Reinforced CS 2 concepts through hands-on Java lab activities and structured exercises.
Guided students in analyzing trade-offs between different data structures and implementations.
Provided detailed feedback on code style, documentation, and asymptotic efficiency.

EE 221L / EE 222 Intro to Electrical Engineering Lab

Circuit-focused lab sequence connecting theoretical electrical engineering concepts with real measurements, instrumentation, and safe lab practice.

Semesters: Summer 2022, Fall 2024 Sections taught: 4

Fall 2024 · EE 221L-005, EE 221L-006, EE 221L-007 Circuits lab · Primary Instructor

Led lab sessions on basic circuit analysis, measurements, and instrumentation.
Guided students through hands-on experiments with resistive networks, KCL/KVL, and transient behavior.
Designed lab handouts, graded technical reports, and provided individualized feedback.

Summer 2022 · EE 222-011 Basic circuits lab

Introduced core circuit concepts: Ohm’s law, node/mesh analysis, and simple AC/DC behavior.
Supervised lab safety, equipment handling, and measurement best practices.
Helped students connect mathematical circuit models to physical experiments.

CpE 313 Microcomputer Structure and Interfacing Lab

Hands-on microcomputer systems lab covering microcontroller programming, digital I/O, and peripheral interfacing for computer engineers.

Semesters: Spring 2022 Sections taught: 3

Spring 2022 · CpE 313-001, CpE 313-002, CpE 313-003 Microcomputer lab

Guided students through microcontroller programming and hardware interfacing experiments.
Covered digital I/O, timers, serial communication, and basic peripheral control.
Supported debugging of both embedded C code and hardware-level issues on lab benches.

Teaching Highlights & Updates

I actively refine lab materials to emphasize intuition, reproducible coding practices, and the bridge between theory and hands-on work. Future offerings and new courses will be added here.