Experience
Lecturer, Harvard University, 07/2007-07/2008
Responsible for co-teaching, with Vahid Tarokh, freshman-level Applied Mathematics courses. Lead a team of 5 Teaching Fellows, coordinate homework, notes, exams, weekly tutorial sections.
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AM 21a: Mathematical Methods in the Sciences, Fall 2007.
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AM 21b: Mathematical Methods in the Sciences, Spring 2008.
Teaching Assistant, Harvard University, 09/2004-05/2006
Responsible for assigning and grading homework, creating and supervising student projects, holding office hours, website maintenance, weekly tutorial sections, and the occasional lecture. Student evaluations available upon request.
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ES102: Introduction to Operations Research, Spring 2006.
Students rated overall 4.8/5.0.
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AM 106: Applied Algebra and Combinatorics, Fall 2005.
Nominated for best TF award. Students rated overall 4.8/5.0.
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ES 156: Signals and Systems, Spring 2005.
Recipient of Certificate of Distinction in Teaching. Students rated overall 4.86/5.0.
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AM 106: Applied Abstract Algebra and Combinatorics, Fall 2004.
Happy to teach
• mathematics for engineers: partial differential equations, calculus,
probability theory,
linear algebra, operations research, applied algebra
• communications:
information theory, wireless communications, coding theory, detection and estimation,
signals and systems, communication systems
• signal processing: image processing, digital signal processing
• cognitive radio: innovate courses in this field
