Teaching
Interest areas: Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Data Analytics, Business Analytics
Teaching Experience
Instructor (Sauder School of Business, UBC)
- Business Programming and Analytics (COMM 337, Undergraduate-level)
- Evaluation: 4.5 / 5.0 (Section 001, Fall, 2022-2023)
- Evaluation: 4.4 / 5.0 (Section 001, Fall, 2023-2024)
- Evaluation: 4.4 / 5.0 (Section 002, Fall, 2023-2024)
Teaching Assistant (Sauder School of Business, UBC)
- Fundamentals of Analytics and Technology (BA 515, Graduate-level)
- Business Analytics Programming (BAIT 508, Graduate-level)
Teaching Assistant (School of Business, Yonsei University)
- Project Management (Undergraduate-level)
Selected Comments from Students
"amazing professor, always accommodating, was able to explain complex concepts in digestible formats, great sense of humour and always looked forward to attending his lectures. one of the best professors I've ever head thus far at my time in sauder”
"I think the strengths of the course is teaching the material slow enough and thorough enough for students with 0 coding experience to understand. I think Myunghwan lee also helped in this aspect as he was always very helpful and willing to explain any questions any students may have had.”
"All the materials are well–prepared, and the instructor is always available to answer questions.”
"Good content, the professor is passionate about the subject, and it is applicable to business.”
"The professor was super sweet and understanding. He made a clear effort to help students when we needed, and he made sure students were getting what they could out of the course.”
"I love the assignments that were given in class. I have tried learning python by taking other courses offered at UBC and also on online learning platforms, but none of them have been successful. Professor Lee makes learning python very digestible and his assignments provided a useful learning experience.”
"Overall this was an amazing course. I had 0 coding experience going into the class and have always been super intimidated by coding. Despite this, the professor taught the course is a way that made learning to code for the first time a very enjoyable experience. I can confidently say I would like to pursue more coding courses thanks to him. Overall, I really enjoyed the course and it was one of my favorite courses so far at UBC thanks to Myunghwan Lee."