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				// 1. Welcome to Tech Interviews with Sorting Algorithms Workshop
				//    My name is Lauren.
				//    I'm a computer science student at the University of Colorado - Boulder in the USA.
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					<h1>Tech Interviews with Sorting Algorithms Workshop <h1>
						<p>Lauren Collins</p>
						<p>September 2024</p>
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				//2. Ice Breaker
				<section>
					<h1>Ice Breaker</h1>
					<p>1. What is your name?
					<br>
					<p>a. What is your favorite food in Shanghai?</p>
					<p>OR</p>
					<p>b. What is an open source project you are currently following?</p>
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				//3. Overview
				<section>
					<ul style="list-style-type: none">
						<li>Introduction & Ice Breaker (30 min)</li>
						<li>Tech Interviews Presentation (30 min)</li>
						<li>Q&A (15 min)</li>
						<li>Intro to Workshop (15 min)</li>
						<li>Break (10 min)</li>
						<li>Workshop (85 min)</li>
						<li>Closing Remarks (5 min)</li>
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				//4. Take Aways
				<section>
					<h1>Take Aways</h1>
					<ul>
						<li>Learn how to prepare for tech interviews at the junior, mid-level and senior levels</li>
						<li>Gain experience with Bubble, Merge or RSA algorithms during the workshop</li>
						<li>Slides are avaliable at: </li>
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				//5. Why
				// The Problem with Interviews is you never know what to expect.
				// I hope to demistify the tech interview process for you today.
				<section>
					<h1>The Problem with Interviews</h1>
					<p>You never know what to expect</p>
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				//6. Expectations based on level
				//   I interviewed X hiring managers to know what they are looking for in a candidate.
				// 	 This is what they had to say:
				//		- All skill levels:
 				//		- It's important to work in pubic so employers can see your work.
				//		- Junior level: soft skills are important
				// 		- Mid level:
				//		- Senior level: preparedness is key. you might know some people who got your
				// 						foot in the door, but there will be people you need to persued to your abilities,
				// 						so come ready to impress with topic to discuss/prepared.
				// 						Working in public is how you can get your foot in the door even at senior levels
   				//						levels too (present at comferences, write articles, etc.)
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					<h1>Expectations based on level</h1>
					<ul>
						<li>Junior Level: Soft skills, general problem solving skills, </li>
						<li>Mid-Level: </li>
						<li>Senior Level: Expect a formal interview</li>

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				// 7. The job descripton says "computer science knowledge". What does that mean?
				//	pick study techniques you remember worked for you in school
				// 	All interviewers said the same thing: a degree is not required.
				// 	In my discussion with academic advisors, I found that the following courses are what employers are looking for:
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					<h1>The job descripton says "computer science knowledge". What does that mean?<h1>
					<p>Do I need a computer science degree?</p>
					<p>No!</p>
					<p>What courses/knowledge are employers looking for?</p>
				</section>

				// 8. Pair coding (teaching practice equivalance)
				<section>
					<h1>Pair Coding</h1>
					<p>A common interview techniques for junior developers</p>
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				// 9. How to study using AI (relate to pedegoty they have heard of):
				// 	  tell AI to quiz me on "topic", give AI the content to study
				//    and say: "help me study." Don't replace AI for your understanding.
				//    You should understand the topics and be able to discuss the topics
				//    at the level of understanding you say you are  you say you know in
				//    an interview
				//    Employers are not looking for you to plug in a problem into AI.
				//    To use AI in a professional way, consider using it to quiz you on a topic you
				//    say you know.
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					<h1>Study Tips</h1>
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				// 10. An approach for tackling LeetCode Problems: Top Down programming infographic
				<section>Top Down Programming Infographic
					<img src=""/>
				</section>

				// 11. CCI approach to tech interview infographic
				<section>
					<h1>CCI Approach to Tech Interviews</h1>
					<img src=""/>
				</section>

				// 12. Neurological based strategies
				<section>
					<h1>Neurological Based Strategies</h1>

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				// 13. Q&A (15 min)
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					<h1>Q&A<h1>
				</section>

				// 14. Intro to Workshop
				<section>
					<h1>Intro to Workshop (15 min)</h1>
					<p>Introduce RSA (5 minutes)</p>
					<p>Demo Bubble (10 minutes)</p>
					<br>
					<p>Choices: Merge Sort, RSA Algorithm</p>
					<p>Use the skills we discussed today to pair code a algorithm of your choice.</p>
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				// 15. Break (10 min)
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					<h1>Break (10 min)</h1>
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				// 16. Workshop (85 min)
				<section>
					<h1>Workshop (85 min)</h1>
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				// 17. Closing Remarks (5 min)
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					<h1>Thank you!</h1>
					<p>Contributors:</p>
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						<li>Lauren Collins</li>
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