Courses taught

n Fall n Spring n+1
2026 Math 302 (Math 620) Math 253A Math 372
2025 Math 370 Math 372 Math 671
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.