About CodeHS

Zach has been teaching programming since he was 14, when he started Tera Byte Video Game Creation Camp, a summer camp that teaches kids to make their own video games. At Stanford, he majored in computer science and was a section leader for the CS 106 classes for 2 years. He was also the TA for CS 105 and CS 106B as a senior.

Zach was on the Stanford Ski Team for 4 years. He loves to play soccer and write comedy, and he dares you to argue with him that Dirk isn't a top 20 NBA player of all time.

Jeremy has been helping to teach computer science at Stanford for the last three years. He was a section leader for the introductory classes for 6 quarters, and was the head TA of Stanford's CS106A for all 3 quarters of the 2011-2012 school year. He was lucky enough to give three lectures to CS106A in the fall, which is the largest and most popular class at the school.

Some of his hobbies include comedy writing and juggling, and he started a satirical newspaper at his high school called The Flipside, and then one at Stanford called The Stanford Flipside. He also enjoys puzzles and riddles, so if you hear a really good one, you should tell him.