Teaching Experience

My passion for teaching has led me to work as a teaching Assistant at Arizona State University on multiple occasions. I have supported various classes in the field of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Theoretical Computer Science. My position granted me the unique opportunity to interact with many students in different stages of their education, from undergraduate to graduate level. This encouraged me to develop novel methods of conveying ideas in a clear and consistent way. Ultimately, I strived to provide the best learning experience for students.

My duties included creating course materials like homework, quizzes, midterms, and finals, as well as designing various programming projects. However, I mainly concentrated on leading recitations as supplementary lectures during the week. They allowed me to engage with small groups of students to review the content of the lectures with a strong application focus.

In Summer 2020, I was given the opportunity to teach Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science as the main instructor for eight weeks during the summer semester. During this time, I was able to learn how to manage a class with 80 students, from deciding on a suitable course schedule, creating the necessary materials and leading the class instruction in a way that has the greatest benefit for all the students.