Teaching

APMA 3150 ‑ From Data to Knowledge

University of Virginia, Fall Semester 2020

TEACHING ASSISTANT

• Introductory course in data analysis and statistical methods with R programming language
• Led by Dr. Gianluca Guadagni, taught remotely during COVID‑19 quarantine

PSYC 3006 ‑ Research Methods and Data Analysis II

University of Virginia, Fall Semester 2019

LAB TEACHING ASSISTANT

• Course for psychology majors on introductory statistical analysis with R programming language
• Led by Drs. Joseph Meyer and Fred Smyth
• Lab section emphasized application of statistical methods, such as t‑tests, ANOVA, data transformations, and more, with real‑world data.
• Responsibilities included leading instruction of lab sessions, leading office hours, and assignment grading

PSYC 2559 ‑ Mechanisms of Human memory

University of Virginia, Spring Semester 2018

LECTURE TEACHING ASSISTANT

• Overview of the field of the psychology of human memory, including its history, findings, and methods.
• Course led by Dr. Per Sederberg
• Responsibilities included creating course materials, creating quizzes and exams, holding office hours, and grading assignments

PSYC 3005 ‑ Research Methods and Data Analysis I

University of Virginia, Fall Semester 2017

LAB TEACHING ASSISTANT

• Introductory statistical methods and data analysis for psychology majors with the SPSS software suite
• Course led by Dr. Fred Smyth
• Responsibilities included leading lab sections, lecturing on lab materials, holding office hours, and assignment grading

CSE 2431 ‑ Systems II: Introduction to Operating Systems

The Ohio State University, Summer Semester 2017

TEACHING ASSISTANT

• Undergraduate course on low‑level systems programming, including topics on operating systems, C programming, and parallel processing
• Course led by Professor George Green
• Responsibilities included holding office hours and grading assignments

CSE 4252 ‑ Programming in C++

The Ohio State University, Summer Semester 2017

GRADUATE INSTRUCTOR OF RECORD

• Summer course on practical C++ programming for graduate and undergraduate students, covering topics including operators, pointers, C++ classes, templates, and more
• Responsibilities included creating and presenting lecture material, creating and grading assignments, and holding office hours

CSE 2451 ‑ Advanced C Programming

The Ohio State University, Fall 2016 and Spring 2017

GRADUATE INSTRUCTOR OF RECORD

• Course for electrical and computer engineering majors on C programming, covering topics such as basic operations, pointers, dynamic memory allocation, and more
• Responsibilities included, creating and presenting lecture material, creating and grading assignments and exams, and holding office hours