Teaching, mentoring and leadership

Teaching & Service

Selected teaching and leadership experiences that complement my research profile, with emphasis on university instruction, mentoring, and technical community building.

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Teaching experience

Nidita Roy at the University of Victoria
FIG. 02University of Victoria
University of Victoria
Fall 2025–Spring 2026

Teaching Assistant — CSC 111: Fundamentals of Programming with Engineering Applications

Supported more than 50 undergraduate students in introductory programming through recurring labs, assessment, office hours, and exam support.

Instruction
Conducted multiple lab sections each week across two academic terms.
Assessment
Graded lab work, midterms, and final examinations.
Student support
Held office hours and explained core programming and problem-solving concepts.
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Mentoring and leadership

Research and ML mentoring

Mentored participants on research methodology and feature engineering for machine-learning projects.

Competitive-programming mentoring

Mentored and supervised junior students through CUET competitive-programming workshops and club activities.

Vice President, CUET Computer Club

2023–2024

Led a national inter-university programming contest and coordinated programming, machine-learning, web-development, and recruitment activities.

Leadership evidence →

Technical community service

Contributed to approximately 20 CUET Computer Club events, received a Best Contributor recognition, and reached the Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador Alpha milestone.

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Selected programming achievements

Competition results and recognitions

Computational linguistics competitions

8th in Sentiment Analysis of Code-Mixed Text and 7th in Multimodal Sentiment Analysis at the 2nd International Workshop on Computational Linguistics & Bangla Language Processing, 2023.

Programming contests

Google Code Jam I/O for Women global rank 1729 (2021), 9th at EDU Inter University Programming Contest (2020), and 4th at CUET Intra University Programming Contest (2019).

Women in programming

Best Girl Programmer at BdSON October CodeRace (2020) and 40th at the National Girls’ Programming Contest (2019).

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