Teaching
I really enjoy teaching and mentoring students. I have experience with facilitating study groups, designing learning content for active-learning, and teaching small and large university-level courses. Browse through some of my teaching portfolio below.
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Programming for All 1, (Fall 2021, Spring 2022, Spring 2023)
I taught Programming for All 1 (COMP1010) remotely at the University of Utah Asia Campus in Fall 2021, and in-person at University of Utah Main Campus in Spring 2022 in Spring 2023.
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Teaching Sample, COMP1010, Fall 2021
Topic: Strings, Course: Programming for All 1, Fall 2021, Unviersity of Utah Asia Campus, Type: Remote Instruction.
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Intro to Natural Language Processing, Fall 2018+2020
As part of my teaching mentorship at University of Utah, I served as Teaching Assistant for a crosslisted Introduction to Natural Language Processing course with mentorship from Prof. Ellen Riloff. For this course, in addition to grading duties, I designed some assignments, exams, and delivered lectures as guest instructor for a week. Some of the materials that I designed for the course are provided in this post.
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Intro to Artificial Intelligence, Spring 2019
As part of my teaching mentorship at University of Utah, I served as Teaching Assistant for the undergraduate Artificial Intelligence course with mentorship from Prof. Tucker Hermans. For this course, in addition to grading duties, I designed some assignments, exams, and delivered lectures as guest instructor for a week. Some of the materials that I designed for the course are provided in this post.
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Exploring Computer Science, Fall 2016
At Rutgers University, I took up the role of Peer Instructor for the FIGS (First-Year Interest Group Seminar) program in Fall of 2016. For this role, I worked on creating a course syllabus and lecture plan, submitting it to the department for approval, working with them on improving it, and finally teaching freshmen students a ten-week one-credit seminar-based class.