Teaching Staff of 2019
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Running IOOPM has always been a team effort. Nevertheless,
different people play different roles. On this page, we list the
people involved in running the course in 2019.
1 Head Teacher: Lars-Henrik Eriksson
- Office: 1137
- Office hours: None in particular.
- Email: lhe@it.uu.se
2 Teacher: Maria Andreina Francisco
- Office: TBA
- Office hours: TBA
- Email: andreina@it.uu.se
3 Head Teaching Assistant: Albin Stjerna
- Office: TBA
- Office hours: TBA
- Email: albin.stjerna@it.uu.se
4 Teaching Assistants
- Alexander Troshin, mail@novium.pw
- Alexis Remmers, alexis.remmers.8950@student.uu.se
- Benjamin Ek, benjamin.ekh@gmail.com
- Carl Enlund, carl.enlund@gmail.com
- Erik Rimskog, erik.rimskog@gmail.com
- Henrik Johansson, emmanuelhenrik@gmail.com
- Iza Alstergren, izaalstergren@hotmail.com
- Lisa Bevemyr, lisa@bevemyr.com
- Maja Danielsson, danielsson.maja96@gmail.com
- Markuss Sprogis, markuss.sprogis.1122@student.uu.se
- Martin Eriksson, woodauncher@gmail.com
- Max Perea Düring, maxpereaduring@gmail.com
- Michael Rehn, rehn.michael@outlook.com
- Pontus Ernstedt, poer0276@student.uu.se
- Sanna Kurdahl, sanna.kurdahl.8455@student.uu.se
- Siriann Göhl, siriann.g@gmail.com
5 Teams and Coaches
| Team | Coach |
|---|---|
| 1 | Alexander Troshin |
| 2 | Alexis Remmers |
| 3 | Benjamin Ek |
| 4 | Henrik Johansson |
| 5 | Maja Danielsson |
| 6 | Markuss Sprogis |
| 7 | Martin Eriksson |
| 8 | Max Perea Düring |
| 9 | Pontus Ernstedt |
| 10 | Sanna Kurdahl |
| 11 | Siriann Göhl |
6 Getting in Touch
- Talk to us during lectures and labs
- See the schedule for details.
- Use Piazza
- For questions that are not sensitive, consider asking a public question (Entire Class) rather than a private question (Individual Student(s) / Instructor(s)). Most questions are of interest to many students, and often, many other students chip in to try and untangle some issue, which is good for everyone.
- Come by our offices
- Lars-Henrik’s office hour is in his office most of the time when he’s not teaching.
- Send us an email
- This should be the last resort, really. Please use your student email so that we have an easier time knowing who we are talking to.
- NEVER call or text
- Really, don’t do that!
6.1 How do I ask a public question on Piazza?
- Start by searching the Piazza site using the search dialogue at top left. If the question has already been answered, you’re done. If the answer is not quite what you’re looking for, use the “follow up discussions” below the existing question to create a follow up.
- If the above is not successful, use the search feature on this page (check the menu).
- If the above is not successful, time to use Piazza! Create a new question by pressing the “New Post” button at top right. You should post to “Entire class” unless there is a strong reason to make your question private. You may make your post anonymous, but only do so if you are particularly uncomfortable revealing your identity.
6.2 How do I ask a private question on Piazza?
Follow the steps above for a public question, but select “Individual Student(s) / Instructor(s)”, rather than “Entire class”. Type the name of the person you want to contact. Tutors names are listed here.
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