| Future | ||
| Current | Fall 2007 | Elementary number theory (Math 4181) |
|---|---|---|
| Past | Spring 2007 | Applied algebra (Math 4023) | Differential equations and linear algebra (Math 2090) |
| Spring 2006 | Applied algebra (Math 4023) | Fall 2005 | Solving Discrete Problems (Math 2020) |
| Topics in Galois theory (Math 7211) | ||
| Summer 2005 | reading courses in topology and in Galois theory | |
| Spring 2005 | Solving Discrete Problems (Math 2020) | 7999-11(a) Elliptic Curve cryptography (reading course, following Blake, Seroussi, Smart's book). | 7999-11(b) Modular symbols (reading course, following papers of Cremona, Stein, Shokurov, etc). | Fall 2004 | Calculus (Math 1550, section 5) |
| Elliptic curves (Math 7280) | ||
| Spring 2004 | Calculus (Math 1550, section 6) | |
| Modular forms (Math 7280) | ||
| Fall 2003 | Calculus (Math 1550, section 20) | |
| Summer 2003 | LSU REU 2003 (fundamental domains) | |
| Teaching prior to being at LSU | ||
| Winter 1998 | Calculus 006 (at Queen's University, Canada) | |
| Spring 1997 | Linear Algebra 112 (at Queen's University, Canada) | |
Some people who I've talked to and learned about teaching from are:
Some books and on line resources that I've looked at recently that have some good ideas, especially relevant for teaching calculus:
Pithy quotes encapsulating teaching philosophies:
Other useful references