Teaching a course on Fair Division in an ACM-W summer school in 2019

I was invited to teach a short course on Fair Division at a 14-day summer school intended for CS undergraduate women students at ACM-W Summer School Algorithmic Game Theory at IIT Gandhinagar, India in 2019. The school focused on three important areas of Fair Division, Voting, and Matching. Along-with Prof. Siddharth Barman, I co-taught the basics of Fair Division in this school. My duties included taking six lectures, each of 1.5 hours long, preparing exercise sets and discussing them in two tutorial sessions. The videos of my six lectures can be found on the official NPTEL Youtube channel.

 Teaching Assistance:

• E0206     A Theorist's Toolkit (Fall'20)

• UM204    Introduction to Basic Analysis (Spring'20)

• E0229      Foundations of Data Science (Fall'19)

• E0249     Approximation Algorithms (Spring'19)

• E0225     Design and Analysis of Algorithms (Fall'18)

• E1254     Game Theory (Spring'18)

• UM101    Analysis and Linear Algebra (Fall'17)

• UM101    Analysis and Linear Algebra (Fall'16)

• Completed the following Online Courses with distinction -

1.  Introduction to Forensic Science, by Roderick Bates at NTU, Singapore  [certificate'15]

2.  Model Thinking, by Scott E. Page at University of Michigan  [certificate'14]

3.  A Brief History of Humankind, by Yuval N. Harari at Hebrew University of Jerusalem  [certificate'14]

4.  Introduction to Philosophy: God, Knowledge, and Consciousness, by C. Hare at MIT.

  Hobbies: 

• Playing violin and keyboard

• Swimming 

• Sketching cartoons 

• Reading novels and watching movies.