Current Teaching

Spring 2026, I am the teaching assistant for my advisor's class MATH 680, in charge of the Python labs, which can be found HERE.

Past Teaching

• Fall 2025, I taught the recitations for sections 572, 577, and 578 of MATH 151 (Calc I) with Justin Cantu

• Spring 2025, I was the teaching assistant for my advisor's class MATH 680.

• Fall 2024, I was initially grading undergraduate PDEs before being switched to fill in for grading MATH 601 due to a need arising for that course.

• Spring 2024, I  was in charge of the labs for my advisor's class MATH 680. I assembled code for the labs HERE in a GitHub repo. 

• Fall 2023, I held recitations and lab sessions for sections 504, 505, and 506 of MATH 152 (access our python labs HERE with your A&M credentials).

Trig Identities

HERE is my go-to cheat sheet, courtesy of David E. Joyce at Clark University.

Common Derivatives

HERE is a good-looking cheat sheet I just found, courtesy of Robert (Bobby) Dolan at the University of Connecticut.

Further Calc I Resources

HERE is a YouTube channel called 3blue1brown which does not teach you how to solve actual calc problems, however teaches the intuition behind calculus concepts.

HERE is the Khan-Academy course on Calculus I.

HERE is a collection of complete lecture notes called "Paul's Online Notes," which I find to be of immaculate quality.

Further Calc II Resources

HERE is the Khan-Academy course on Calculus II.

HERE is a collection of complete lecture notes called "Paul's Online Notes," which I find to be of immaculate quality.