Courses at UC Davis

ECS 189A: Sublinear Algorithms for Big Data

ECS 289A: Seminar in Theoretical Computer Science; or, Survival Skills for Theory Grad Students

ECS 122A:

Teaching at Brown

In Fall 2020, I created and lectured CS1951W – Sublinear Algorithms for Big Data, an advanced undergraduate course with a graduate level supplement.

In Fall 2016-2018, I was the graduate TA for CS157 – Design and Analysis of Algorithms, when the course was lectured by my then-advisor Paul Valiant.

Teaching at Cambridge

At Cambridge, I have taught for Churchill and affiliated colleges. I supervised (≈ TA) the Advanced Algorithms course, and hosted examples classes for various theory (logic and semantics related) courses.

Churchill Computer Science Talks Series

I co-organised (2014-2017) with Matthew Ireland the Churchill Computer Science Talks Series (Selected talks) from a distance, or "across the pond" as the British would say. Talks are delivered by second and third year undergraduate students at Churchill and affiliated colleges, on topics beyond the scope of the university course. As a co-organiser, I advised students in their talk preparations.