Regular biography
Christopher Moretti is a senior lecturer in computer science at Princeton University. He joined the university in 2010 after earning his doctorate in computer science and engineering from the University of Notre Dame. At Princeton, he has taught and developed for several courses, including COS126, COS217, COS326, and COS333. His research interests include computer science education, education policy, and distributed computing and storage. He has directed independent work research projects in these areas and has served in various academic and admissions roles on campus. Outside Princeton, he has contributed to the Advanced Placement Computer Science A course as an exam reader and consultant.
Scholar-generated biography
Christopher Moretti is a Lecturer at Princeton University specializing in Distributed Systems and Computer Science Education. His research focuses on developing scalable abstractions for data-intensive computing environments, including cloud, cluster, and grid systems. He has explored middleware support for many-task computing, efficient data management in distributed systems, and the challenges of executing large-scale biometric workloads. Moretti also contributes to computer science education by addressing the need for advanced content in K-12 professional development and improving teaching practices through structured hiring processes for teaching assistants. His work emphasizes practical solutions for distributed computing and educational innovation.