Teaching

I started my teaching career as a high school teacher at Durbar high school (Sanskrit Secondary School) then worked as a mathematics instructor of GCE A-Level at  A.J. Wild College  for about 10 years.  Then from 2011, I started to work as a lecturer of mathematics at Amrit campus, Kathmandu until I joined the department of mathematics at UNCG  as a PhD student in 2018.  I completed my Ph.D. in the August of 2023 and joined Utah State University as a temporary Assistant Professor. I have been teaching Calculus 1 and Trigonometry at USU.  At UNCG, as a graduate teaching assistant, taught several courses of mathematics to undergraduate students.  I have a good experience of teaching in three different modes: in person, online and hybrid.  The courses that I taught at UNCG so far are listed below:

•  College Algebra (MAT 115), Spring 2018, Spring 2020, Sp 2021

• Pre-Calculus II (MAT 151), Fall 2019,

• Calculus I (MAT 191), Fall 2020, Spring 2021

• Bio Math (MAT 183),  Fall 2021

• Algebra for Business Application (MAT 118 ), Spring 2022

• Calculus A (MAT 196), Fall 2022

• Precalculus (MAT 190), Spring 2023

In addition, I worked as a TA in tutoring/grading the some other  100 and 200 level courses. 

Courses I taught in Nepal include:

• pure mathematics-1, 2, 3 (A-Level)

• Mechanics-1 (A-level)

• Statistics-1 (A-level)

• Calculus-1, 2 (college)

• Modern Algebra-1 (college)

• C-Programming (college)

• Mathematical Analysis -1 (college)

• Analytical geometry (college)

I like to do teaching and research simultaneously.