Every student in our CS202 class has a TA who will be their Point of Contact (or POC). Your POC is someone whom you can go to informally with questions about the class.
Lab questions you should continue to ask on Campuswire. Sometimes, however, you will have questions in a gray area: the question isn’t exactly about the labs, and you don’t necessarily want to email the whole teaching staff, so you’d feel more comfortable emailing one person. This is the time to email your POC.
Regrade requests can also be submitted to your POC, to be routed onward.
Note that if you ask a question that deserves to be answered in a different forum (for example, Campuswire), the POC may ask you to re-post, or redirect the question.
To find out your POC, please use the table below. The assignment is based on netids, lexicographically ordered.
| If your netid is from… | … then your POC is | POC email (add @nyu.edu) |
|---|---|---|
| aaa000000 to ce9999999 | Max Tang | tt2505 |
| cf0000000 to fm9999999 | Alex Liu | pl2253 |
| fn0000000 to jx9999999 | Peter Lin | zl4140 |
| jy0000000 to mg9999999 | Johnny Ding | yd2960 |
| mh0000000 to sap999999 | Emad Benchekroun | eb4579 |
| saq000000 to wj9999999 | Happy Bafarat | sfb7664 |
| wk0000000 to zz9999999 | Sam Frank | sff5097 |