Teaching, UC Berkeley, Physics Department, 2022
As the Head Graduate Student Instructor for Physics 8A: Introductory Physics at UC Berkeley during Fall 2022, I led a team of 15 GSIs supporting a combined section taught by 2 instructors and enrolling over 600 students.
Teaching, UC Berkeley, Physics Department, 2022
Introductory scientific programming in Python with examples from physics. Topics include: visualization, statistics and probability, regression, numerical integration, simulation, data modeling, function approximation, and algebraic systems. During Summer 2022, I served as a Graduate Student Instructor for Physics 77, supporting students in this introductory computational course. My responsibilities included leading course components, providing assistance with Python programming, and helping students build foundational skills in applying computational techniques to physics problems. I also created supplemental material and discussion sections tailored for the summer session. For more details, visit the official Physics 77 course page, or explore the unlisted course content playlist I created in the summer of 2022 on YouTube.
Teaching, UC Berkeley, Physics Department, 2021
Introductory course in physics focusing on forces, kinetics, equilibria, fluids, waves, and heat. This course presents concepts and methodologies for understanding physical phenomena, and is particularly useful preparation for upper division study in biology and architecture. In this semester I recieved the Outstanding GSI Award (top ~5% of Berkeley GSI’s). During Fall 2021, I served as a Graduate Student Instructor for Physics 8A, supporting students in this foundational physics course. My responsibilities included leading lab sections, guiding experimental work, and helping students develop core skills in applying physical principles to real-world scenarios. For more information, visit the official Physics 8A course page.
Teaching, UC Berkeley, Physics Department, 2021
Introductory course in physics focusing on forces, kinetics, equilibria, fluids, waves, and heat. This course presents concepts and methodologies for understanding physical phenomena. During Fall 2021, I served as a Graduate Student Instructor for Physics 8A, supporting students in this foundational physics course. My responsibilities included leading lab sections, guiding experimental work, and helping students develop core skills in applying physical principles to real-world scenarios. For more information, visit the official Physics 8A course page.
Teaching, UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science, EE361: Electromagnetic Fields, 2021
Undergraduate course covering principles of electrostatics and electromagnetics, laws of fields, resistance, inductance, capacitance, dielectrics, energy storage, and Maxwell’s field equation. Created a YouTube tutorial channel for additional study resources. During Spring 2021, I served as a Teaching Assistant for ELECENG 361, supporting students in this advanced electromagnetics course. My responsibilities included leading discussion sections, assisting in laboratory activities, and guiding problem-solving related to Maxwell’s field equations. For more information, visit the current course offerings.
Teaching, UWM College of Engineering & Applied Science, EE361: Electromagnetic Fields, 2020
Undergraduate course covering principles of electrostatics and electromagnetics, laws of fields, resistance, inductance, capacitance, dielectrics, energy storage, and Maxwell’s field equation.