Teaching

My main goals as an instructor are to help my students develop (i) tenacity and creativity in problem solving, (ii) mastery of course content, and (iii) excitement for their studies. I carefully plan each class with appropriate examples and exercises to help students thrive in the classroom. I employ active classroom strategies and foster a classroom environment that encourages collaboration and a growth mindset.
Codes for class demonstrations are available on my GitHub.

Courses taught at The College of New Jersey

  • Calculus A (MAT 127), Fall 2017, Fall 2018, Fall 2019, Fall 2020, Spring 2022
  • Calculus B (MAT 128), Spring 2024
  • Linear Algebra (MAT 205), Fall 2017, Fall 2021, Spring 2023
  • Introduction to Mathematical Programming (MAT 270), Fall 2023, Fall 2025
  • Real Analysis (MAT 310), Spring 2018, Spring 2019, Spring 2021, Fall 2022
  • Differential Equations (MAT 326), Spring 2020, Fall 2023
  • Partial Differential Equations (MAT 426), Fall 2020, Fall 2022
  • Seminar in Dynamical Systems (MAT 430), Fall 2025
  • Functional Analysis (MAT 492), Fall 2023 (Small group study)
  • Senior Capstone (MAT 498/STA498), Spring 2022, Spring 2024

Courses at other institutions

  • Calculus and AP Math (Upward Bound), Summer 2015.
    A 5-week course for first generation, college bound high school students.
  • Pre-calculus (Upward Bound), Summer 2015.
    A 5-week course for first generation, college bound high school students.
  • Trigonometry and Analytic Geometry (MATH 041, Pennsylvania State University), Fall 2013.
  • College Algebra I (MATH 021, Pennsylvania State University), Spring 2013/Summer 2013.

Other teaching experiences

  • Teaching Assistant: Millennium Scholars Program, Summer 2016.
    Diversity promoting scholarship program for high-achieving science, engineering, and math students who will become leaders in their chosen fields.
  • Tutor: Ritner Experience, Spring 2015.
    Academic resource program for first-year, first generation college students in a diverse living/learning community.