Teaching

University of Arizona

Fall’25  —  Offering a new course on ECE 425/525: Introduction to Deep Learning: An Engineering Perspective (Draft Syllabus)

Spring’25  —  ECE 274A: Digital Logic (Syllabus)

Before University of Arizona

During my PhD, I was supported by various graduate assistantships and fellowship (GAL, GTF, TA) which provided me opportunity to teach thousands of undergraduate students. In summary, I have taught

• 3 times as Instructor of Record,

• 2 times as Voluntary instructor, and

• 15 times as Teaching Assistant

Instructor at Texas A&M University

I have taught following courses as Instructor of Record

• CSCE 312: Computer Organization [Twice]
  Position: Graduate Assistant Lecturer
  Term: Fall’18, Fall’20
  Content: Fall’18  —  Syllabus | Evaluation 1 | Evaluation 2
  Content: Fall’20  —  Syllabus | Ratings and Comments | Evaluations | Course Videos

• CSCE 483: Computer System Design
  Position: Graduate Teaching Fellow
  Mentor: Dr. Dylan Shell
  Term: Spring’20
  Content: Syllabus | Evaluation | Capstone Videos

As a community service during COVID-19, I have led the following volunteering education initiatives

• ShiP.py: Learning to Py while Shelter-in-Place (Python)
  Position: Lead organizer and Instructor
  Term: Apr-May’20
  Content: Course Materials | Course Playlist

• SHALA: Stay Home and Learn AI (Machine Learning)
  Position: Co-Organizer and Co-Instructor
  Term: Apr-May’20
  Content: My SHALA Video Lectures | Sample Lecture Notes | Course Playlist

Teaching Assistant at Texas A&M University

I am very fortunate to have got the opportunity to work as a TA to some great faculties in the Dept. of CSE at TAMU. Responsibilities included occassional teaching, taking review lectures, supervising labs, creating lab assignments, holding office hours, managing team of 50+ Peer Teachers and Grader, and direct interaction with 1000+ undergraduate students across various labs.

• CSCE 312: Computer Organization [6 times]
  Instructor: Dr. Aakash Tyagi
  Terms: Summer’16, Fall’17, Spring’18, Spring’19, Fall’19, Summer’21

• CSCE 206: Structured Programming in C++ [6 times]
  Instructor: Dr. Joseph Hurley
  Terms: Fall’14, Spring’15, Summer’15, Fall’15, Summer’16, Fall’16
  Dr. Hurley's Recommendation Letter

• CSCE 111: Introduction to Computer Science and Programming (JAVA) [Twice]
  Instructor: Dr. Joseph Hurley
  Terms: Summer’15, Spring’16

• CSCE 121: Introduction to Program Design and Concepts (C++)
  Instructor: Prof. Michael Quinn
  Term: Spring’17