Teaching Experience

Computer Science Department, Univ. of Maryland

• Co-instructor, CMSC 828F, Perceptual Robotics, Spring 2006.

• Substitute instructor for selected topics: CMSC733 (Computer Vision) and CMSC426 (Image Processing).

Teaching Assistant at the Department of Physics, University of Maryland, for three semesters.

• Spring 2000. PHYS 161 General Physics: Mechanics and Particle Dynamics (Discussion course).
• Delivered two lectures a week, discussed theory and solved problems in classical dynamics.
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• Fall 1999. PHYS 405, Advanced Experiments Laboratory.
• Discussed advanced laboratory techniques and data analysis.

• Spring 1999.  PHYS 262A, General Physics Lab: Vibrations, Waves, Heat, Electricity and Magnetism
• Demonstrated basic physics experiments, discussed underlying theory and error analysis.
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