"As someone who plans to become a professor and knows what it’s like to be taught by someone you don’t vibe with, I have specialized in making seemingly difficult topics a real piece of *ice cream* cake. I have taught many courses throughout my undergraduate and graduate tenure such as:

Engineering Problems using MATLAB (3 years)

Intro to Circuit Design (2 years)

Intro to VLSI (2 years)

Programming in C++ (1 year)

Programming in Python (2 years)

Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, and Calculus for Engineers (3 years)

Physics 1 / Kinematics (1 years)

Physics 2 / Electricity & Magnetism (2 years)

I have taught students from engineering disciplines through chemistry, physics, and even psychology majors. I have won teaching awards in my departments and students have always given me positive feedback by saying I’m a “warm, personable, patient, and cheerful tutor” that often elucidates topics that seem overwhelming in a very manageable way.

My research as a PhD candidate, my research is primarily in neuromorphic engineering (using human brain inspired architecture to create hardware devices) and neural recordings (creating devices that interface with the nervous system. My previous research was in Quantum Computing where I simulated electrons propagating through nano-scale devices. As you can tell, my work has been very math and physics heavy!! Please feel free to contact me with any questions, and I’m happy to help out. Thanks!" less...