Teaching

Courses I taught at ICT at various points

• • ITCS 125 - Applied Statistics for Computing (undergrad Y1)

    • This course started with basic probability and progresses to hypothesis testing with P-values and confidence intervals via the Central Limit Theorem.

  • ITCS 159 - Software Lab for Basic Scientific Problem Solving (undergrad Y2)

    • This course introduced students to various software tools they may find useful.

  • ITCS 306 - Numerical Methods (undergrad Y2)

    • This course covered problem solving using a variety of numerical methods, including root finding and linear regression. My half of the course covered regression, curve fitting and numerical integration and differentiation.

  • ITCS 531 - Mathematics for Computer Science (Ph.D Y1)

    • This course covers mathematical techniques that may be useful for computer science researchers. My half of the course was a rigorous, proof based introduction to elementary number theory for cryptography, propositional and first-order logic, basic combinatorics and linear algebra.

  • ITCS 532 - Foundations of Computer Science part A (Ph.D Y1)

    • My half of this course covered Turing machines, computability, the Halting Problem, reduction, and introduces elementary concepts of computational complexity.

• ITCS 643 - Software Engineering (MSc. Y1)

  • I used to teach a short module on formal methods in software engineering

• • ITCS 601 - MSc. Seminar in CS (MSc. Y1)

    • I occasionally supervised some sessions of this series.