I teach across the undergraduate mathematics curriculum at Arizona State University, from calculus to linear algebra, discrete mathematics, and statistics. I care about clear exposition, problem solving, and helping students see mathematics as something they can create, not just consume.
My textbook. Calculus I for Engineers: A Narrative Study Guide. I am the author of the textbook adopted for MAT 265 (Calculus for Engineers I) at ASU. It presents single-variable calculus through an engineering-motivated, narrative approach rather than a formula-first one. There will be a link to download the book soon.
Here, you can find the list of the courses I taught in the past, partially with the documents that I prepared in order to provide my students further opportunity to revise and learn:
Arizona State University:
MAT 211 - Mathematics for Business Analysis
MAT 242 - Elementary Linear Algebra
MAT 243 - Discrete Mathematics
MAT 265 - Calculus I for Engineers
STP 231 - Statistics for Life Sciences
LIA 194 - Infinity and Beyond: Big Ideas of Mathematics
UMass Amherst:
MATH 101 - Precalculus, you can find my lecture recordings here.
MATH 103 - Precalculus Trigonometry
MATH 131 - Calculus I
MATH 132 - Calculus II
First Year Seminar - Art of Thinking: Big Picture of Mathematics, you can find my companion recordings to the class activities here.
Mount Holyoke College:
MATH 211 - Linear Algebra