About

Brian Hall, also known as Beej Hall or Beej Jorgensen, is a highly experienced Computer Science Instructor, Author, and Developer with over 24 years of relevant experience. He is currently working as a Computer Science Instructor at Oregon State University-Cascades, where he is responsible for teaching various programming concepts and techniques to students. Brian has a strong background in computer science, having earned a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Computer Science from California State University, Chico, and studied Computer Science at De Anza College and Yuba College. He specializes in video games, mobile and web development, programming instruction, and how-to guides. Over the years, Brian has worked with various technologies and platforms, including mobile and web development, and has gained a deep understanding of their underlying principles. He is well-versed in programming languages such as C, C++, Java, and Python, and has extensive experience in developing software applications for different operating systems. In addition to his teaching and development work, Brian has also authored several books on programming, including "Guide to Network Programming Using Sockets" and "Practical C Programming." He has also contributed to several open-source projects and is a regular speaker at various tech conferences. Brian's past experience includes working as an Adjunct Instructor at Oregon State University-Cascades, where he taught courses on Computer Architecture and Assembly Language, and Operating Systems I. He is known for his ability to simplify complex programming concepts and make them easily understandable for students. Overall, Brian is a highly skilled and experienced Computer Science Instructor, Author, and Developer who is passionate about sharing his knowledge and expertise with others. He is a valuable asset to any organization looking for someone who can teach programming concepts effectively and develop software applications with precision and accuracy.