Selected Teaching Modules
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Data Exploration [quantitative reasoning, network analyses, data science, machine learning]
Course materials for data- and model-centric quantitative reasoning courses at New York University.
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Linear Algebra - Computational Projects [math]
Computational projects (with python and numpy) to complement a first course in linear algebra.
Previous Teaching Experiences
At New York University
- CORE-UA.111: Quantitative Reasoning: From Data to Discovery
- CORE-UA.107: Quantitative Reasoning: Probability, Statistics, and Decision-Making
- CORE-UA.110: Quantitative Reasoning: Great Ideas in Mathematics
- MATH-UA.009: Algebra and Calculus
- MATH-UA.120: Discrete Mathematics
- MATH-UA.121-123: Calculus 1-3
- MATH-UA.140: Linear Algebra
- MATH-UA.211: Math for Economics 1
- MATH-GA.2840-004: Written and Oral Presentation (co-taught with Aleks Donev in Spring 2018)
- MATH-UA.998: Independent Study (Introduction to Linear and Convex Optimization)
- CSCI-UA.520-521: Undergraduate Research
At Cornell University
- ORIE 3310/5310/5311: Optimization 2 (Instructor)
- Cornell University Prison Education Program, Auburn Correctional Facility: Algebra (Instructor)
- ORIE 4580/5580: Simulation Modeling and Analysis (Teaching Assistant)
- ORIE 4350: Introduction to Game Theory (Teaching Assistant)
- ORIE 3300/5300: Optimization 1 (Teaching Assistant)
- ORIE 3310/5310/5311: Optimization 2 (Teaching Assistant)
Other Teaching and Outreach
- Summer Program for Young Scholars, Center for Mathematical Talent, NYU
- GSTEM Summer Program, NYU
- Expanding Your Horizons, Cornell University