Teaching

Courses

• Fall 2007: EECS 376, University of Michigan. See ctools site. (Open to registered students only.)
• Winter 2007: Math 115, Calculus I University of Michigan.
• Winter 2006: EECS 586, Algorithms, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2005: Math 115, Calculus I University of Michigan.
• Winter 2005: EECS 684, Current Topics in Databases: Algorithmics of Data Streams, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2004: Math 416, Theory of Algorithms, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2002: 198:509, Introduction To The Foundations Of Computer Science, Department of Computer Science, Rutgers University.
• Spring, 1996: Introductory C/C++. Department of Computer Science, Iowa State University.
• Summer, 1995: Undergraduate Combinatorics. Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University.
• Summer, 1993: Calculus II. Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University.
• Summer, 1991: Pre-calculus. Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University.

Students

I am currently primary advisor for

• Mark Iwen, Department of Mathematics
• Joel Lepak, Department of Mathematics
• Xuan Zheng, Department of EECS

I am currently secondary advisor (formally or informally) for

• Ray Maleh, Department of Mathematics
• Xiaolin Shi, Department of EECS.

Thesis and Similar Committees

• Thesis Proposal committee of Sandeep Tata. EECS department, Michigan University, 2006.
• Thesis Proposal committee of Smita Krishnaswamy. EECS department, Michigan University, 2006.
• Preliminary examimation committee of David Wingate, EECS department, Michigan University, 2006.
• Preliminary examination committee of Jonathan Brown, EECS department, Michigan University, 2005.
• Ph.D. committee of James Lathrop, Department of Computer Science, Iowa State University, 1997.

Student Research Projects

• Joel Tropp (Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences, University of Texas), AT&T Labs-Research (2002).
• Jing Zou (Program in Applied and Compuatational Mathematics, Princeton University), AT&T Labs-Research (2002).
• Jessica Fong (Department of Computer Science, Princeton University), AT&T Labs-Research (1999 and 2000).
• Aris Gionis (Department of Computer Science, Stanford University), AT&T Labs-Research (2000).
• Nina Fefferman (graduate student) and Barry Walker (undergraduate), Department of Mathematics, Rutgers University REU program, AT&T Labs-Research (2000).
• Mahesh Vishwanathan (Department of Computer and Infomation Science, University of Pennsylvania), AT&T Labs-Research (1998).
  
  

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