Teaching
I am currently teaching the second semester of a a first-year undergraduate course in calculus. My office hours are Thursdays, from 2 PM to 4 PM.
I taught a graduate-level introduction to differentiable manifolds in the Winter trimester, 2006. The course website is still available (in French only).
This past summer (2006), I supervised an undergraduate research student, working on a project in Algebraic Topology.
My previous teaching experience has been as follows :
- instructor for Discrete Mathematics (undergraduate course at NYU, for math and CS majors), Fall 2004 and Spring 2005.
- lab instructor for Quantitative Reasoning: Elementary Statistics (undergraduate course at NYU, to satisfy a mathematics breadth requirement for non-science majors), Fall 2003.
- teaching assistant for Ordinary Differential Equations (graduate course at the Courant Institute, strongly recommended for all Masters and PhD students), Spring 2003, Spring 2004. The instructors in charge were respectively Professor Shatah and Professor Weitzner. They followed Verhulst, and Coddington and Levinson respectively.
- other TA experience includes : Business Calculus (NYU, Spring 2002, Fall 2002) and Combinatorics (NYU math majors, Spring 2001).
- As an undergraduate at the University of Waterloo, I was a homework marker for several math courses and also worked at the Tutorial Centre.