Andrew O'Fallon
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- School: Washington State University
- Campus:
- Department: Computer Science
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Location:
Pullman, WA - Dates at Washington State University: January 2006 - December 2019
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Mandatory
Awesome
Professor O'Fallon is the best teacher you could have for such hard material. He genuinely cares about his students, and will work hard to make sure you are doing well. You need to be ready to put the work in though. This class is not easy. He assigns projects that are very time consuming and exams are challenging. This class is not your usual 4 credit class. I do not recommend to take it unless you want to learn!
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Would take again: Yes
For Credit: Yes
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Not Mandatory
Awesome
Andy O'Fallon is a great professor and is always accessible outside of class. You could see that he cared about his students and his lectures were always of top quality. Coding assignments take each week four to seven hours reflecting on the difficulty, however they are entertaining. A few former students who work at Microsoft even came to present, which was extremely awesome.
Biography
Washington State University - Computer Science
Resume
2013
Excellence in Teaching Award
Recipient
School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science - Washington State University
Washington State University
2010
Excellence in Teaching Award
Recipient
School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science - Washington State University
Winner of Best Professor for 2017 Student Choice Awards
Voted by students: Winner of Best Professor for Student Choice Awards 2017
Washington State University
Students at Washington State University/The Daily Evergreen
Critical Literacies Achievement and Success Program (CLASP) Faculty Award
CLASP Program at WSU
Winner of Best Professor for 2016 Student Choice Awards
Voted by students: Winner of Best Professor for Student Choice Awards 2016
Washington State University
Students at Washington State University/The Daily Evergreen
C++
Python
Programming
Microcontrollers
Atmel AVR
Student Development
Higher Education
Software Development
Embedded Systems
Robotics
University Teaching
Software Testing
Student Affairs
C#
Teaching
MIPS
Java
Software Engineering
Leadership
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Defining and Qualifying Components in the Design Phase
A. Andrews
A. Knight
Defining and Qualifying Components in the Design Phase
T. Chen
A. Andrews
Proc. IFIP Conference of VLSI SoC
A Rule-Based Software Testing Method for VHDL Models
J. Harris
C. Cole
J. Hagemiester
Increasing Student Retention and Comprehension by Providing Every Student their Own Industry Standard Tools in Introductory Engineering Classes
T. Chen
A. Andrews
Proc. of the Eighth IEEE International Symposium on High-Assurance Systems Engineering
RUBASTEM: A Method for Testing VHDL Behavioral Models
Andrew
O'Fallon
Washington State University
Pullman
Clinical Associate Professor
Washington State University
Pullman
Instructor
Washington State University
Washington State University
President's Teaching Academy
Washington State University
Senator for the Voiland College of Engineering & Architecture
Faculty Senate
Washington State University
2007 - present
Teacher of the Year Award
Recipient
School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science - Washington State University
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (SEL) Certificate of Appreciation
Recipient - Certificate of appreciation for invoking the passion for learning in engineering students.
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
Reid C. Miller Outstanding Teaching Faculty Award
Recipient
College of Engineering & Architecture - Washington State University
President’s Distinguished Teaching Award for Non-tenure Track Faculty
Recipient - Honors two faculty members per year who exemplify the highest levels of teaching performance including: innovative teaching practices
revitalizing courses
and greatly increasing students' intellectual and critical thinking abilities.
Washington State University
Outstanding Teaching in Computer Science Award
Recipient
School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science - Washington State University
Who's Who in America
2008 - present
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