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Murat K. Gungor, Ph.D.
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The Power of Hope: How Your Grading Policy Can Encourage Learning - The Center For Learning & Teaching
As a teacher, I'm always looking for ways to motivate my students to learn and succeed ... Read More
Leahy Center Faculty Spotlight - The Leahy Center for Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity
A member of the professional staff in the Leahy Center for Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity comes forward to answer some deep questions.
What Does Returning to Campus Mean for Faculty? - The Center For Learning & Teaching
Returning to campus is complicated -- logistically, in terms of course design, and personally. We asked some faculty colleagues to share their thoughts on coming back to teaching in person ... Read More
Murat Gungor - Faculty Professional Development
“Learning Together: A Case Study in Applying Peer Learning to a Computer Science Curriculum” As our research focused on the efficacy of different teaching methods in the classroom, we needed to balance the needs of our research with the needs of our students when designing our research methodology. To ensure that collecting useful data didn’t […] ... Read More
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On Grading for Professional Growth - The Center For Learning & Teaching
Murat Gungor: I know, for most of the professors, teaching is more fun than grading. But one thing I realized was that grading made me a better teacher ... Read More
Why Do We Need Exceptions in Code? - DZone Web Dev
See how you can use exceptions in order to be more expressive when certain conditions fail or when you encounter originally unexpected conditions.
Dangling Pointer in C++ Easy Way
It’s not always easy to understand some concept at first, however, a good analogy seriously help you to grasp it and keep remembering it.
Where do we use getters and setters?
Murat K. Gungor's answer: It’s suggested that no variable should be public in OOD. If you make your variable private, in order to access the data for reading or updating you need getters and setters, but this seems nonsense at first since you are still able to access it with additional bureaucrac...
Inheritance in Java Is More Useful Than You Think - DZone Java
This post looks at using inheritance in Java and how it can be more useful than you might think, helping to simplify code and send multiple parameters.
Object-Oriented Patterns: A Simplified Look at State Patterns in Java - DZone Java
In this tutorial, we look at how to use the State design pattern and object-oriented patterns in Java to keep your main class focused on the job at hand.
Compile- and Run-Time Dependency - DZone Java
Let's refactor some code to reduce duplication and complexity while transforming a compile-time dependency into a run-time dependency with the Strategy Pattern.
International Photo Contest judge Murat Gungor of the ITS Divison placed a ribbon on one of the winning photos today at the reception and award ceremony. Thanks to everyone who entered the IPC and to those who came out to recognize this years winners! 📸🏆 Photo cred @aidan.saunders
International Photo Contest judge Murat Gungor of the ITS Divison placed a ribbon on one of the winning photos today at the reception and award ceremony. Thanks to everyone who entered the IPC and to those who came out to recognize this years winners! 📸🏆 Photo cred @aidan.saunders
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