Actually, none of the questions were unexpected or difficult. I had a problem deciding whether to tell them the answer I was taught to regurgitate when I was an education undergraduate or whether to tell them the methods and techniques I really use in the classroom now. I went with reality, but I didn't get the job. For example: Should every student be treated equally?
Why did you choose CUHK
Introduce yourself
Do you have experience with COBOL?
C++ : Everything on C++ , Data abstraction / polymorphism , some basic concepts like palindrome code , calsses of VC++ , inheritance , virtual funcs , memory I/O
1) Why do you fit for this role?
HR : How did you handle multiple tasks at the same time; How does your experience suit this role; GPA, Visa status, etc. Coding challenge: Python - easier than C++, basic experience with Python good enough C++ : Time consuming round : tested understanding of pointers, exceptions, etc. Coding ques 1 : Based on logic Coding ques 2 : Based on inheritance
Based on the resume
12th std mathematics Integration, differentiation, area under curve and English comprehension.
1) introduce yourself? 2) what is encapsulation and abstraction 3) what are the different types of inheritance 4) which inheritance can't be used in Java? 5) what is operating system. 6) what are the different between windows and UNIX ?
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