Teaching
In Winter 2025 I will be the TA for MATH 126 DC & DD under Prof. Jonah Ostroff. My office hours are still TBD.
Past Teaching
Positions at UW
Positions at MIT
- 2022 Fall: 18.701 (Algebra I), Undergraduate Assistant.
- 2022 Spring: Math Learning Center, Tutor.
- 2021 Fall: 18.701 (Algebra I), Undergraduate Assistant.
- 2021 Spring: 6.036 (Introduction to Machine Learning), Lab Assistant.
- 2020 Fall: 6.036 (Introduction to Machine Learning), Lab Assistant.
Undergraduate Assistant position is in-between that of graduate TA and undergraduate grader. I worked on course logistics, held office hours, wrote official solutions, assisted graders etc.
Lab Assistant position involved leading lab sections and office hours, and providing students with checkoffs based on their understanding of the material.
Teaching for MIT Educational Studies Program
MIT ESP runs educational programs for thousands of middle and high schoolers every year. I taught several courses for them, both at single weekend events (Splash, Spark) and multi-weekend programs (HSSP). You can find a full list in my ESP Teaching bio. Some notable classes I taught were:
- The Mathematics of Voting (1 lecture, Spark 2023).
- Ukelele for Total Beginners (6 lectures, Spring HSSP 2023).
- BRAINS - how do they work? (6 lectures, Summer HSSP 2020).
- 4 points, 2 distances (1 lecture, Splash 2019).
Bangladesh National Math Camps
The Bangladesh National Math Camps train the winners of winners of the Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad in mathematical problem solving. They are also a place where many find lifelong friends! I was a Trainer at these camps from 2017 through 2019, with the position of Head Trainer in 2019. I designed curriculum and the class schedule, taught several classes, designed problem sets and graded contests.
Chittagong Math Circle
I was the Academic Coordinator for the Chittagong Math Circle from 2016 to 2018. In 2016 I took initiative to restart the circle, designing new curriculum and running weekly classes all the way till 2018. These efforts were awarded with the national Best Math Club award in 2017.