Mark Meretzky

C++ book under construction Handouts for my other courses Manual pages for markmeretzky.edu (Fedora 35) Students Résumé in PDF format

Contact information

• Email: mark.meretzky@gmail.com
• Web (you’re looking at it now): https://markmeretzky.com/
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkMeretzky

Answers to A Book of Abstract Algebra, 2nd ed. by Charles C. Pinter

Links to my answers at overleaf.com.

Planetarium Operator

Mark was one of the operators of the Andrus Planetarium at the Hudson River Museum of Westchester.

Mark in The New York Times

My profile on February 23, 2009 appeared without these two photos by Patrick Andrade:

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In June 2005, the Times named Mark as #1 in the Literary Map of Manhattan.

C++ at Fordham

Examples for a 20-minute demo lecture about nested if statements, July 24, 2024. Mark will teach C++ there (CISC 1600 and 1610 in Fall 2024, CISC 2000 and 2100 in Spring 2025).

Courses that Mark used to teach at NYU SPS Info Tech

• INFO1-CE9913 iOS App Development Intensive: From Concept to App Store.
• INFO1-CE9416 Android App Development Intensive.
• INFO1-CE9614 Introduction to Android App Development.

• INFO1-CE9990 Introduction to Python Programming.
• INFO1-CE9705. Intermediate Android App Development.
• INFO1-CE9236 iOS App Development in the language Objective-C.
• Swift: iOS App Development in the language Swift.
• INFO1-CE9705 Android App Development.
• INFO1-CE9417 Advanced Android App Development.
• INFO1-CE9545 Unix.
• INFO1-CE9264 C++ Part I.
• INFO1-CE9265 C++ Part II.
• INFO1-CE9266 C++ Part III.

Courses that Mark taught at Pace University

• CRN 90200 iPhone Application Development.

Courses that Mark taught at DevCon5

• iOS in the language Swift.
• Android in the languages Java and XML (Extensible Markup Language).

Courses that Mark taught at QCon

• iOS in the language Swift.
• Android in the languages Java and XML (Extensible Markup Language).