Throughout my life, teaching has been one of my strong passions, and many aspects of it continue to fascinate me. Some of these aspects include the art of conveying a challenging concept to another human being, playing a role in the generation of knowledge, inspiring a passion for science, deepening my own understanding and simply enjoying a fulfilling social interaction. During 2020-2022, I worked as a University Teacher in the School of Mathematics, University of Edinburgh, which coincided with COVID-19 pandemic. This challenging experience taught me how to adapt to unpredictable and fast-pace changes and to develop a new set of skills and knowledge that I could not have gained in normal circumstances. I am currently lecturing 1-2 course per year in my position as an assistant professor in applied mathematics. Please, find two teaching samples and the list of the courses I taught below.
Teaching samples
You can find two samples of me teaching online here:
Chain rule for functions of several variables
Object oriented programming in Python
Taught courses
2022-2023
Fluid Mechanics III (Durham University), course organiser and lecturer
2021-2022
Python Programming (University of Edinburgh), co-lecturer
SKills Module for Honours Differential Equations (University of Edinburgh), course organiser and lecturer
Numerical ODEs (University of Edinburgh), co-lecturer and tutor
2020-2021
High-Performance Computing for Mathematicians (University of Edinburgh), course designer and lecturer
Python Programming (University of Edinburgh), co-lecturer
Honours Differential Equations (University of Edinburgh), teaching team
Numerical Partial Differential Equations (University of Edinburgh), co-lecturer
2019-2020
Python Programming (University of Edinburgh), teaching team
Complex Variables (University of Edinburgh), tutor
2018-2019
Mathematics of Climate (University of Edinburgh), course lecturer
2017-2018
Numerical ODEs (University of Edinburgh), tutor