Teaching

Educating the next generation of great minds at the university level is a responsibility with which I take great pride in performing.  It is the essence of my dedication to education and life-long learning.  Below is an incomplete list of courses that I have had the privilege of teaching.

As an Assistant and Associate Professor at the Colorado School of Mines, I have instructed

• MATH225 Differential Equations

• MATH307 Introduction to Scientific Computing

• MATH332 Linear Algebra

• MATH398 Applied Numerical Methods

• MATH455 Partial Differential Equations

• MATH484 Capstone: Mathematical and Computational Modeling

• MATH498A Putnam Seminar

• MATH498B Linear Vector Spaces (Undergraduate Section)

• MATH498B Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations (Undergraduate Section)

• MATH500 Linear Vector Spaces (Graduate Course)

• MATH510 Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems (Graduate Course)

• MATH514 Applied Mathematics I (Graduate Course)

• MATH598 Nonlinear Partial Differential Equations (Graduate Course)

• MATH707 Graduate Thesis & Research Credit (Graduate Course)

As an Assistant Professor at the United States Naval Academy, I instructed

• SM121 Calculus I

• SM233 Introduction to Applied Mathematics

• SM316 Engineering Mathematics with Probability and Statistics

• SM473 Capstone: Introduction to Mathematical Finance

• SM486 Advanced Topics in Mathematics

As an Assistant Professor at University of Texas at Arlington, I had the pleasure of conducting three Honors projects, leading an undergraduate research group on a project in differential equations and plasma dynamics, and conducting classes in the department’s Putnam Seminar (MATH4191) and Mid-Cities Math Circle.  In addition, I instructed 

• HONR-SCI1426 Honors Calculus I

• MATH2425 Calculus II

• MATH2326 Calculus III

• MATH4394 Undergraduate Research Experiences

• MATH5350 Applied Mathematics I (Graduate Course)

• MATH5351 Applied Mathematics II (Graduate Course)

As a Zorn Postdoctoral Fellow at Indiana University, I served as an instructor for

• M119 A Brief Survey of Calculus

• M211 Calculus I

• M212 Calculus II

• M365 Introduction to Probability and Statistics

• M441 Partial Differential Equations with Applications I

• M442 Partial Differential Equations with Applications II

• M472 Numerical Analysis II

As a graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University, I had the privilege of instructing

• 21-120 Calculus I for Economics Students

• 21-118  Differential and Integral Calculus

• 21-259 Calculus in Three Dimensions

I also served as a teaching and research assistant (both for the Department of Mathematical Sciences and in the Center for Nonlinear Analysis Summer REU) for a wide variety of courses, including the entire Calculus sequence and

• Convex Analysis

• Calculus of Variations

• Ordinary Differential Equations

• Introduction to Mathematical Finance (M.S. course)