adam j hartz

Lecturer
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MIT Building 36-881
77 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 324-4391
hartz@mit.edu (PGP Public Key)

basics

i am a lecturer at MIT, in the department of electrical engineering and computer science. i graduated with a b.sc in computer science and engineering from MIT in 2011, and with an m.eng in electrical engineering and computer science (again from MIT) in 2012.

teaching

this spring, i am reprising my role as an instructor for 6.01. next fall, i will be giving the lectures for 6.01.

i have been involved with the following courses:

6.01 Intro to EECS I: S09-F10 (Lab Assistant), S11-F11 (Teaching Assistant), S12-S13 (Lab Instructor)
6.02 Digital Communication Systems: F12 (Course Development: "Lab Czar")
6.003 Signals and Systems: F11 (Course Assistant)

in spring 2012, i was promoted to Instructor-G, and was awarded the Carlton E. Tucker Award for Teaching Excellence for my work with 6.01.

personal

i grew up in rural Illinois (in the country near Princeton), and despite having been in the Boston area for more than 5 years now, i am still not much of a city slicker. both of my parents teach math (my dad at Logan Junior High School, and my mom at Princeton High School), and my elder brother also teaches math (at Hononegah High School in Rockton, IL).

i live in Lexington, MA with my trusty feline companion Stronger, whom i adopted from MRFRS in 2009. i keep myself occupied in my free time by playing and writing music, programming, drawing, watching movies and reading, and otherwise generally chilling.

The most reliable way to reach me is via email, at hartz@mit.edu.