These are the courses I have recently taught at Carleton College:
- Fall 2018: Multivariable Calculus
- Spring 2018: Linear Algebra
- Winter 2018: Calculus II
- Fall 2017: Introduction to Calculus
This winter I will be teaching Real Analysis I and Linear Algebra, and in the spring of 2019 I will teach Abstract Algebra I. Currently my course materials are in Carleton College’s Moodle sites; when I leave Carleton I will archive those materials here.
Here are links to the content for the courses I taught previously at Leiden:
- Fall 2015: Commutative Algebra at Leiden University.
- Fall 2015: Calculus at Leiden University College the Hague (LUC).
- Spring 2015: Math Intermediate at LUC.
- Fall 2014: Calculus at LUC.
- Spring 2014: Commutative Algebra at Leiden.
- Fall 2013: Calculus at LUC.
You can find a collection of comments from student evaluations here.
I also have supervised several undergraduate and Master’s student thesis projects:
Undergraduate thesis projects:
- 2018: Maya Banks, Lynn Daniel, Angel Villa, and Yuhao Wan. Recovering Edge Conductivities in Electrical Networks (link)
- 2016: Daan van Gent. Graph Isomorphism in Quasi-polynomial Time (pdf)
- 2015: Michiel van den Berge. An algorithm for morphing audio (pdf)
- 2014: Marius Stekelenburg. Ultrafilters and Topology (pdf)
Master’s student thesis projects:
- 2016: Marius Stekelenburg (jointly supervised with David Holmes). Closure Data of Étale Schemes (pdf)
- 2016: Raoul Wols. A McCord Functor for Alexandroff Categories (pdf)
- 2016: Mohamed Hashi. Affine Objects, Restrictive Morphisms and Quasi-coherent Sheaves (pdf)
- 2014: Riccardo Ferrario. Galois closures for monogenic degree-4 extensions of rings (pdf)
