Course Managers
The Course Managers help provide key administrative and academic support to all large CS courses working alongside professors and the course staff that are teaching these classes.
About Course Management Program
The course manager’s role is to lead and oversee the administration of large CS classes thereby freeing up the instructors’ time and allowing them to focus on preparing and delivering the curriculum. Course manager’s are responsible for setting up the course logistics before the quarter begins, hiring and managing the teaching assistants, making sure the TA tasks are well distributed and ensuring the courses finish smoothly with a high level of student satisfaction. The course manager provides key administrative and academic support to all CS large courses working alongside the professors and course assistants that are teaching these classes.
The Course Managers
Meet The Team
We have successfuly supported number of courses in the Computer Science department working with various instructors and faculty members. We are here to support your course needs. If you would like more information about the Course Management program, please feel free to reach out!

Amelie Byun
Course Manager aebyun@stanford.edu

Swati Dube
Program Manager swatidube@stanford.edu
The Courses We've Supported
Mary Wootters- CS 161 (Winter 19-20)
Chris Manning- CS 224N (Winter 19-20)
Jure Leskovec- CS 246 (Winter 19-20)
Fei Fei Li- CS 231N (Spring 19-20)
Chelsea Finn & Nima Anari- CS 221 (Spring 19-20)
Dan Boneh & Zakir Durumeric- CS 155 (Spring 19-20)
Anand Avati – CS 229 (Summer 19-20)
Tengyu ma & Re & Ng- CS 229 (Fall 20-21)
Shiva Shivakumar- CS 145 (Fall 20-21)
Ng & Kitanfroosh- CS 230 (Fall 20-21)
Nima Anari & Moses Charikar- CS 161 (Winter 20-21)
Chris Manning- CS 224N (Winter 20-21)
Ng & Kitanfroosh- CS 230 (Winter 20-21)
Chris Re & Moses Charikar- CS 229 (Spring 20-21)
Fei Fei Li & Danfei & Ranjay- CS 231N (Spring 20-21)
Nima Anari & Chelsea Finn- CS 221 (Spring 20-21)
Chelsea Finn & Karol – CS 330 (Fall 21-22)
Ng & Kitanfroosh- CS 230 (Fall 21-22)
Stefano Ermon- CS 236 (Fall 21-22)
Moses Charikar & Nima Anari- CS 161 (Winter 21-22)
Chris Manning- CS 224N (Winter 21-22)
Emma Brunskill- CS 234 (Winter 21-22)
Chris Re & Tengyu Ma- CS 229 (Spring 21-22)
Andrew Ng & Kian Katanforoos- CS 230 (Spring 21-22)
Tatsu Hashimoto- CS 221 (Spring 21-22)
See What Instructors are Saying
We have successfully supported a number of courses in the Computer Science department working with various instructors and faculty members. Look at what other instructors who have worked with us have to say.
The course coordinators infrastructure is a life saver in large courses. In any large class that I’ve taught, I find myself spending hours on SCPD delivering exams, exceptions for exam times, handling TA absences, etc. For none of these tasks did I have a comparative advantage….Swati has shown me that the coordination does not require faculty—and it can free up hours to be better spent in the course. The lack of logistic issues frees faculty to rewrite lectures, brainstorm new assignments, etc,… it also helps TAs better support students.There are effectively zero fires. I think a large fraction of faculty can sympathize with a last minute fire that destroys your week … that is just gone in this model.
- Stanford CS Professor
Sponsorship Opportunities
If you are interested in sponsoring our poster sessions, please reach out to Computer Forum and Amelie Byun for more information on sponsorship opportunities.
Events
CS 330 poster Session 2021-2022
Sponsored by: Cadence, Citadel
CS 229 Poster session 2021-2022
Sponsored by: Stanford Center of Professional Development (SCPD)
CS 236 Poster Session 2021-2022
Sponsored by: Cadence, Citadel
CS 224N Poster session 2021-2022
Sponsored by: Cadence, Citadel, Cohere, Forethought AI, Huggingface, Virtusa
Request a Course Manager
If you would like to request a course coordinator to support your course, please fill out the googleform below and we will try our best to accommodate the requests.