teaching

Courses I've taught or for which I've served as a TA.

Courses Taught

Teaching Assistantships

Georgetown University

  • COSC 1015 Science of AI, taught by Sarah Bargal (Fall 2026)
  • COSC 5510 Databases, taught by Ophir Frieder (Spring 2026)
  • COSC-3470 Deep Learning, taught by Sarah Bargal (Fall 2025)
  • COSC-3470 Deep Learning, taught by Sarah Bargal (Spring 2025)
  • COSC-5455 Deep Learning, taught by Sarah Bargal (Fall 2024)
  • COSC-5470 Deep Learning for Computer Vision, taught by Sarah Bargal (Spring 2024)
  • COSC-5580 Introduction to Data Analytics, taught by Lisa Singh (Fall 2023)

UMass Amherst

  • PHYS-281 Computational Physics, taught by Stéphane Willocq (Spring 2022)
  • PHYS-131 Introductory Physics, taught by Heath Hatch (Fall 2021)
  • PHYS-131 Introductory Physics, taught by Heath Hatch (Spring 2021)
  • PHYS-131 Introductory Physics, taught by Heath Hatch (Fall 2020)

Miscellaneous

Student Projects Advised

  • Zehra Demirtoka and Vivi Li, Address-Level Seismic Risk Assessment from Street-View Imagery. Paper at MIT URTC, 2026.
  • Ali Sahi, Abdelwahab Rahama, Micah Lynn, and Nathan Ankrah, Mechanistic Multiplicity: Implications for Circuit-level Interpretability and Intervention Effectiveness. Paper at MIT URTC, 2026.
  • Ann Sali Feutcha and Megan Jeong, Court v. Chat: A Mixed-Methods Evaluation of Legal NLP Systems. Poster at MIT URTC, 2026.
  • Keven Amaya-Muñoz, Arko Barua, and Luan Hoang, Comparative Evaluation of Domain Adaptation in Vision Models for Brain Tumor Classification With Explainability. Poster at MIT URTC, 2025.
  • Melissa Alfaro-Zeledon and Rida Karim, Identifying Key Factors for Femicide Prevention and Policy Development: Leveraging Supervised Machine Learning with Temporal and Geospatial Analysis. Lightning Talk at MIT URTC, 2024.
  • Hubert Hsu and Bethany Ray, MT-MOE: Protein-Specific Drug Design Utilizing Mixture of Experts Transformers. Poster at MIT URTC, 2024.

Brief introduction to Google Colab and PyTorch for building convolutional neural networks

The basis of some guest lecturing I’ve done in Sarah Bargal’s classes mentioned above.

Lecture given at Walter Payton Prep High School in Chicago, IL via Zoom

Lecture/Jupyter notebook on n-grams

Workshop on LaTeX

The slides for a workshop I’ve delivered a few times to my fellow graduate students at Georgetown’s Department of Linguistics.

Slides

Brief lesson on Shannon information

This was my contribution to a seminar course in which every student was required to present on a technical topic.

Notebook on Shannon information