Teaching

I am currently teaching Calculus III. Current students should visit the Canvas page for course information and materials.

Courses that I've taught previously:

The Ohio State University

MATH 4570 (Introduction to Applied Algebraic Topology). A new undergraduate course on applied algebraic topology organized by myself, Facundo MĂ©moli and Crichton Ogle. The course was taught jointly with Crichton Ogle for the first time in Spring 2018. I taught the course again in Spring 2019. Please see the lecture notes that I created for the course (always being updated --- this latest version was updated 4/10/19).

MATH 5702 (Curves and Surfaces). An undergraduate/graduate course on introductory differential geometry. I followed Do Carmo's classic book.

MATH 2153 (Calculus III). Taught using the open source, free online textbook Ximera.

MATH 5801 (General Topology and Knot Theory). We covered basic topics in general topology, including continuity, connectedness, compactness and metrizability. We will also surveyed some basic topics in knot theory, with a focus on computational and combinatorial aspects.

MATH 4507 (Geometry). This course treats constant curvature 2-dimensional geometries in a unified framework. It was taught in a "flipped classroom" style, where students work together to essentially write their own textbooks.

MATH 1152 (Calculus II). "Flipped and Flexible" sections, where lectures are online and recitations are in-person and run in a flipped classroom style. Students work together in groups on problems based on the lecture material and frequently present their work to the class.

MATH 1151 (Calculus I). "Flipped and Flexible" sections.

University of Georgia

Geometry for Elementary School Teachers. This course was taught as part of the Mathematicians Educating Future Teachers program. It was a course on basic geometry for prospective elementary school teachers. It focused on teaching students to think deeply about basic geometry through guided hands-on activities.

I also frequently taught Calculus and Precalculus courses.