Courses taught

n Fall n Spring n+1
2025 ?? Math 657
2024 MATH 215 Sabbatical
Older courses (75 total), grouped by my title at the time:
Associate Chair (2021-2024; 6 courses)
n Fall n Spring n+1
2023 MATH 251A MATH 657
2022 MATH 654 MATH 100
2021 MATH 454 (online) MATH 657
Professor (2015-2021; 18 courses)
n Fall n Spring n+1
2020 MATH 654 (online) MATH 242 (online) MATH 301 (online)
2019 252A 307 (Linear algebra and differential equations) MATH 657 (in-person, then online)
2018 4 372 (Probability and statistics) 654 (Graduate Mathematical logic) 252A (Honors Calculus II)
2017 3 253A 372 (Prob./Stats) 480 (Senior seminar)
2016 3 251A (Honors Calculus I) 252A (Honors Calculus II) 373 (Elementary Statistics)
2015 3 253A (Honors Calculus III/IV) 244 (Calculus IV) 472 (Statistical Inference)
51 courses taught in 18 years (average $\frac{17}{6}=2.8\overline{3}$ per year) at lower ranks:
Associate Professor (2010-2015; 18 courses)
n Fall n Spring n+1
2014 4 Calculus II (242)
Probability (471) - Statistics (472)
 Senior Seminar
2013 2 Sabbatical leave
Stochastic processes
Recursive functions & complexity
2012 4
Stochastic calculus and PDEs
Set theory (454) and Mathematical Logic (455)
 Calculus I
2011 4 Calculus IV (244)
Probability (471) and Statistical Inference (472)
Transition to Advanced Math (321)
2010 4 Calculus III (243) (Thomas)
Elementary Probability (371)
 UCSD Mathematical Statistics (181A) UCSD Elementary Probability & Statistics (11/11L)
Assistant Professor (2007-2010; 10 courses)
n Fall n Spring n+1
2009 Asst.Prof. 4 Calculus I (Thomas for Calc $\le 1$) Calculus IV (Stewart; Thomas for Calc $\le 2$ only) Calculus IV (Stewart; Thomas for Calc $\le 3$ only)
Set theory (454)
2008 Asst.Prof. 3
Probability (471) and Statistical inference (472)
 Discrete mathematics
2007 Asst.Prof. 3 Calculus I Calculus I Survey of mathematics
Postdoctoral Fellow (2002-2007; 14 courses)
2006 Postdoc 4
Math 787 [now MATH 6870 - Set Theory]
Math 788 [now MATH 7850 - Topics in Logic] (Kolmogorov complexity)
Math 481 [now MATH 4810 - Mathematical Logic]
Math 414 [now MATH 4140 - Honors Introduction to Analysis II]
2005 Postdoc 4
Math 223 [now 2360Q. Geometry]
 Math 116 [now 1132Q. Calculus II] Calculus III/IV
Math 231 [now 3160. Probability]
2004 Postdoc 4 Math 247 [now 2010Q] (Fundamentals of algebra and geometry) Calculus III/IV
Math 235 [now 3260. Introduction to Mathematical Logic]
Math 231 (Probability)
2003 Postdoc 2 Postdoc (Heidelberg) Math 210 [now 2110Q] (Multivariable Calculus (III/IV))
Math 204 [now 3710] Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
Grad student (1997-2002; 9 courses)
n Summer n Fall n Spring Winter/Spring n+1 Annual number of courses
2002 Math 54 (Linear algebra and differential equations) Grad Postdoc (Heidelberg) 1
2001 Grad Math 55 (Discrete mathematics) Math 1A (Calculus I) 2
2000 Grad
Math 113 (Abstract algebra)
 Philosophy 12A (Intro. to Logic) 2
1999 Grad Math 55 (Discrete mathematics) 1
1998 Grad Math 54 (Linear algebra and differential equations) Math 1B (Calculus II) 2
1997 Grad Math 53 (Calculus III/IV) 1
Total number 4 1 4 9
   
Remarks on calculus sequences
  • As grad student and postdoc my calculus classes happened to be using Stewart's textbook "Early Transcendentals" and followed a Calculus 1/2/3 system.
  • As assistant professor my calculus classes used Stewart's textbook "Early Vectors" (with the exception of Calculus 1 in Fall 2009) and followed a Calculus 1/2/3/4 system.
  • As associate professor I taught each of Calculus 1,2,3,4 once, always using Thomas' textbook "University Calculus -- Alternate Edition", and using a Calculus 1/2/3/4 system.
  • As Professor I have taught Accelerated Calculus I, II, and III as well as Calculus 2 and 4.
  • As of Spring 2019 I am back to teaching calculus from Stewart, this time the 8th edition.