The interview was held in the computer science department's main office. I met with Professor, who teaches the course. The office was a bit cluttered but welcoming, with bookshelves overflowing with programming texts and a whiteboard covered in code snippets. The Interview: Professor started by asking me about my background in Python and my experience with programming in general. We discussed a few specific projects I had worked on, and I explained how I approached problem-solving and debugging. Then, she shifted to questions about my teaching style and philosophy. I described my belief in active learning and creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions. I also shared some examples of how I've helped others learn programming concepts in the past.

The interview process was straightforward and friendly. The interviewer asked about my background, communication skills, and availability. Most of the questions were behavioral and focused on teamwork, responsibility, and teaching experience. The atmosphere was comfortable.