Harvard Computer Science Preceptor and Educational Innovator
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Harvard UniversityCarter Zenke is a Preceptor in Computer Science at Harvard University's Division of Continuing Education, bringing a unique blend of computer science expertise and educational innovation to his role. He earned his B.A. in Learning, Policy, and Ethics in the Digital Age from Duke University in 2020, followed by an Ed.M. in Technology, Innovation, and Education from Harvard in 2021. This interdisciplinary background allows him to approach computer science education with a focus on effective learning strategies and technological innovation. At Harvard, Zenke has quickly become an integral part of the CS50 team, transitioning from a preceptor to a primary instructor. He currently teaches the Introduction to Databases with SQL course, which is part of the expanded CS50 curriculum. This course, launched in 2023, covers topics such as SQLite, database design, query optimization, and explores more advanced database systems like MySQL and Postgres. Zenke's teaching style likely incorporates his background in educational technology, making complex database concepts accessible to a wide range of learners. His rapid advancement from student to educator at prestigious institutions underscores his talent and dedication to computer science education.