Teaching

A Brief Note:

I have linked to slides I used when working as a Teaching Assistant at UC Santa Barbara and UC San Diego. The courses listed at UC San Diego were all offered as part of the Master of International Affairs/ Master of Public Policy/ Master of Chinese Economic and Political Affairs degrees at the School of Global Policy and Strategy. Those listed at UC Santa Barbara were offered as part of the undergraduate and graduate economics degree program. These slides are not comprehensive, with regards to the material covered in the course, and instead reflect those topics which I believe are either (1) the most important or (2) which students needed the most help with during the course of the quarter in which I taught the course. Feel free to download and use any of the material linked on this page however note that there may be typos that I missed when editing them.

Courses at UC Santa Barbara

Econ 204B: Macroeconomic Theory

Course Description | Slides | Graduate

Quarters Taught: WI26

Econ 10A: Intermediate Microeconomic Theory I

Course Description | Slides | Undergraduate

Quarters Taught: FA24, FA25

Econ 2: Principles of Macroeconomics

Course Description | Slides | Undergraduate

Quarters Taught: WI25, SP25

Courses at UC San Diego, School of Global Policy and Strategy

GPEC 446: Applied Data Science and Statistical Decision Making

Course Description | Slides | Graduate

Quarters Taught: SP24

GPCO 454: Quantitative Methods II

Course Description | Slides | Graduate

Quarters Taught: WI24

GPCO 412: Globalization

Course Description | Slides | Graduate

Quarters Taught: FA23