Sarita Singh, an Associate Teaching Professor at Northeastern University in Seattle, is dedicated to fostering a love for learning among her students while integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into her computer science curriculum. She believes in the importance of lifelong learning and serves as a role model for her students. In her Foundations of Software Engineering and Computer Programming courses, Singh initially focuses on teaching coding by hand, allowing students to build a strong problem-solving foundation before introducing AI tools later in the semester. This approach helps students understand the limitations of AI tools and enhances their ability to evaluate AI-generated code critically. Beyond coding, Singh employs diverse teaching methods, including gamified assessments and role-playing scenarios, to engage students in real-world applications of technology. Her research group works on IoT projects aimed at improving healthcare for the elderly, and she is passionate about cybersecurity, emphasizing its growing importance in the age of AI. Singh encourages students to explore their interests in computer science and assures them of her support as they navigate their educational paths. Her ultimate goal is to instill a sense of satisfaction and achievement in her students.