David Wolber is a professor of Computer Science at the University of San Francisco. He enjoys basketball, reading, politics, philosophy, psychology, and hanging out with his son Tomas.
TeachingMobile Phones, CS 107: This semester Wolber is teaching a special course emphasizing programming for mobile phone (the phone is the robot!) The course is part of a Google pilot project exploring end-user programming and the use of a new visual programming language called App Inventor for Android. Google donated 20 phones for the course.
CS 110: Introduction to Computer Science Beginning programmers often don't get to learn about web programming until a year or two of "the basics". With the help of a great new tool, Google's App Engine, and a great language, Python, students in CS 110 build web applications within weeks. For their final project, students build a social network. spring '09 syllabus Programming Sites Want to learn how to program? Wolber has two sites with notes and tutorials:   |
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