Courses

Over the past more than 20 years, I have accumulated an extensive record of teaching at undergraduate and graduate levels at research universities (both private and public). I value effective teaching in both a liberal arts setting and a business school environment, including the MBA program, having earned the same degree myself. My teaching experience includes required and elective courses and research driven independent studies, both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. I have developed many new courses based on student interest and my expertise. 

Current information available here. 

PhD/MA Game theory: I, II

PhD/MA Microeconomic theory: I, II

PhD Advanced microeconomic theory

PhD Monotone methods in economic analysis 

PhD Quantitative methods in economic analysis

PhD special topics: Networks, decisions, optimization

PhD Independent study: Various semesters and various topics 

Intermediate microeconomics

Advanced microeconomic theory

Interdependent decisions under constraints  

Household finance, consumer credit, and bankruptcy 

Undergraduate independent study (various semesters)