Teaching
Teaching
Educating the next generation of great minds at the university
level is a responsibility with which I take great pride in performing. It is
the essence of my dedication to education and life-long learning. Below is an
incomplete list of courses that I have had the privilege of teaching.
As an
Assistant Professor at the Colorado School of Mines, I have
instructed
·MATH225 Differential Equations
·MATH307 Introduction to Scientific Computing
·MATH332 Linear Algebra
·MATH398 Applied Numerical Methods
·MATH484 Capstone: Mathematical and Computational Modeling
·MATH498A Putnam Seminar
·MATH498B Linear Vector Spaces (Undergraduate Section)
·MATH500 Linear Vector Spaces (Graduate Course)
·MATH510 Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems (Graduate Course)
·MATH707 Graduate Thesis & Research Credit (Graduate Course)
As an
Assistant Professor at the US Naval Academy, I have instructed
·SM121 Calculus I
·SM233 Introduction to Applied
Mathematics
·SM316 Engineering Mathematics with
Probability and Statistics
·SM473 Capstone: Introduction to
Mathematical Finance
·SM486 Advanced Topics in
Mathematics
As an Assistant Professor at University of Texas at
Arlington, I had the pleasure of conducting three Honors projects, leading an
undergraduate research group on a project in differential equations and plasma
dynamics, and conducting classes in the department’s Putnam Seminar
(MATH4191) and Mid-Cities Math Circle. In addition, I instructed
· HONR-SCI1426 Honors
Calculus I
· MATH2425 Calculus
II
· MATH2326 Calculus
III
· MATH4394
Undergraduate Research Experiences
· MATH5350 Applied
Mathematics I (Graduate Course)
· MATH5351 Applied
Mathematics II (Graduate Course)
As a Postdoctoral Fellow at Indiana University, I
served as an instructor for
· M119 A Brief Survey
of Calculus
· M211 Calculus I
· M212 Calculus II
· M365 Introduction
to Probability and Statistics
· M441 Partial
Differential Equations with Applications I
· M442 Partial
Differential Equations with Applications II
· M472 Numerical
Analysis II
As a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon, I had the
privilege of lecturing for
· 21-120 Calculus I
for Economics Students
· 21-118
Differential and Integral Calculus
· 21-259 Calculus in
Three Dimensions
I also served as a teaching and research assistant
(both for the Department of Mathematical Sciences and in the Center for
Nonlinear Analysis Summer REU) for a wide variety of courses, including the
entire Calculus sequence and
· Convex Analysis
· The Calculus of
Variations
· Ordinary
Differential Equations
· Introduction to
Mathematical Finance (Masters course)