Courses taught at Texas A&M University

• Math140 - Mathematics for Business and Social Sciences

• MATH251 - Engineering Mathematics III

In the last four years, I taught a wide range of undergraduate courses,  at the University of Delaware (UD),  in various class modes such as asynchronous, synchronous, hybrid, and in-person. I also served as a coordinator multiple times. 

Courses taught at the University of Delaware

• Multivariable Calculus (MATH243), Fall 23.   (In-person) 

• Calculus for non-science majors  (MATH221), Fall 23 (Hybrid format)

• Calculus for STEM majors- Part I (MATH241), Fall 21 (In-person)

• Calculus for STEM majors  - Part II (MATH242), Spring 21 (Asynchronous and Synchronous)  

• Engineering Mathematics - Part I (MATH351),  Fall 22 (In-person) 

• Engineering Mathematics - Part II (MATH352), Winter 21, Winter 22, and Winter 23 (Synchronous and In-person)

• College Mathematics and Statistics (MATH114),  Fall 20, Spring 21, Spring 22, Spring 23, Spring 24 (Synchronous and In-person)

Course Coordinated at the University of Delaware 

• Multivariable Calculus (MATH243), Fall 23.  We had five lecture sections and 14 discussion sections with approximately 330 students. 

• College Mathematics and Statistics (MATH114), Spring 22, 23, and 24. The department normally offers eight sections for this course in Spring term. 

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