If you are my current student, our class webpage (which should include all important documents, problem sets, gradebook, etc.) is on Blackboard. You are always welcome at my office hours; or send me an e-mail to set up a one-on-one meeting.
Previously, I have taught a variety of classes at a number of different institutions:
- At GW:
- Math 1231 (Calculus 1): F2017, S2018, F2019, F2020 (online)
- Math 2185 (Linear algebra for math majors): F2018, F2019, F2020 (online), S2021 (online), F2022
- Math 2233 (Multivariable calculus): F2018, S2020, F2021, S2022, F2022
- Math 3632 (Undergraduate graph theory): S2018
- Math 6610 (Combinatorics): S2021 (online), S2023
- Math 6620 (Graduate graph theory): F2021
- Math 6630 (Topics in combinatorics): S2020, S2022
- At UMN:
- Math 1572H (Honors calculus 2): F2012, F2013
- Math 2573/4H (Honors calculus 3 and 4): F2016, S2017
- Math 4707 (Introduction to combinatorics): F2014, S2015
- UMTYMP Advanced Topics (enumerative combinatorics): F2012, F2013
- At MIT, as instructor:
- 18.089 (Review of mathematics): Sum2009, Sum2010
- At MIT, as recitation leader:
- 18.01 (Single variable calculus): S2009, F2011
- 18.02 (Multivariable calculus): F2010
- 18.100C (Real analysis with communication): F2008, F2009, S2010
- 18.821 (Project lab in mathematics): S2011
- Other assorted teaching:
In Fall 2020, inspired by this blog post by Harry Brighouse, I hired a student to coach my teaching, as described in the Chronicle. This was a positive experience, and I'd recommend it to others!