Courses Taught

I have taught courses that range from college algebra to differential equations, and of class sizes ranging from 30 to 300 students.  Below is a comprehensive list of the courses I have taught and a description of the various roles.

August 2018 – Present – University of Alabama

  • Summer 2019 – MATH 126 – Calculus 2
  • Spring 2019 – MATH 227 — Calculus 3
    • Course Coordinator
  • Spring 2019 – MATH 126 — Calculus 2
    • Course Coordinator
  • Fall 2018 – MATH 227 — Calculus 3
    • Course Coordinator

August 2012 – June 2018 – University of Florida

              • Fall 2017 – MAC2312 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2 – Flipped
                • Course Instructor
              • Fall 2017 – Xronos Co-Developer
              • Summer 2017 – MAP2302 — Elementary Differential Equations
                • Course Instructor
              • Summer 2017 – Xronos Co-Developer
              • Spring 2017 – MAC2313 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 3
                • Course Coordinator of the UF Online and Residential Online Courses
                  • 4 sections, 1 discussion leader , ~60 students
              • Spring 2017 – MAC2311 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 1 (Xronos Pilot)
                • Discussion Leader and Xronos Co-Developer
              • Fall 2016 – Xronos Project Co-Developer
              • Fall 2016 – MAC1140 — Precalculus Algebra
                • Discussion Leader of the UF Online and Residential Online Courses
              • Summer 2016 – MAC2313 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 3
                • Course Instructor
              • Summer 2016 – MAC1147 — Precalculus Algebra with Tigonometry
                • Course Coordinator of the UF Online and Residential Online Courses
                  • 4 sections, 1 discussion leader , ~80 students
              • Spring 2016 – MAC1140 — Precalculus Algebra
                • Course Coordinator of the Live Course
                  • 6 sections, 3 discussion leaders, ~300 students
              • Fall 2015 – MAC1140 — Precalculus Algebra
                • Course Instructor for AIM Section
              • Fall 2015 – MAC1140 — Precalculus Algebra
                • Course Coordinator of the UF Online and Residential Online Courses
                  • 4 sections, ~110 students
              • Summer 2015 – MAC2312 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2
                • Course Instructor
              • Spring 2015 – MAC2312 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2
                • Discussion Leader (Coordinator Kwai-Lee Chui)
              • Fall 2014 – MAC2312 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 2
                • Discussion Leader (Coordinator Kwai-Lee Chui)
              • Summer 2014 – MAC2311 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus 1
                • Course Intructor
              • Spring 2014 – MAC2233 — Survey of Calculus 1
                • Discussion Leader (Coordinator Jane Smith)
              • Fall 2013 – MAC1105 — College Algebra
                • Course Instructor for AIM Section
              • Summer 2013 – MGF1106 — Mathematics for Liberal Arts
                • Course Instructor
              • Spring 2013 – MGF1106 — Mathematics for Liberal Arts
                • Discussion Leader (Coordinator Sue-Yen Patane)
              • Fall 2012 – MAC1140 — Precalculus Algebra
                • Discussion Leader (Coordinator Souvik Bhattacharya)

Descriptions of Roles

        1. Course Coordinator – The educator that is entirely responsible for running the course. The responsibilities include all the administrative and educational duties.  The responsibilities include preparing all the course material (syllabus, calendar, exams etc.) as well as lecturing and managing the discussion leaders of the course.
        2. Course Instructor – An instructor assigned to be the sole teacher of a course with only one section. Responsibilities are the same as of a Coordinator if there is not a designated Coordinator.
        3. Xronos Developer – The Xronos Project is the open-source online homework system that is being developed out of the University of Florida.  The responsibility of a developer is to construct and maintain question banks, create and publish new content, troubleshoot technical difficulties students have, and maintain and develop the system for future courses.  For more information, please see my Xronos Information page.
        4. AIM Instructor – The University of Florida Office of Admissions selectively chooses and admits students University of Florida depending on their background information. The AIM program  gives the students the opportunity to take basic mathematics courses with select instructors in a smaller size classroom. An AIM Lecturer meets with the students triple time than a normal lecture and s/he becomes the instructor, mentor and discussion leader for these students. AIM Lecturers might be working with a coordinator if the coordinated course exists. In those cases, they act as a control group for the entire course. They take the same exams and are required to catch up with the mass course’s calendar.
        5. Discussion Leader – Responsible for holding discussion lectures every week with multiple sections and be the first point of contact for students.  Also responsible for assigning some graded material and grading all class material.