Teaching

Current Teaching (Temple University)
Spring 2012 3044. Numerical Analysis II
Past Teaching (Temple University)
Fall 2011 3043. Numerical Analysis I
  8200. Topics in Applied Mathematics: Mathematical Modeling Course, co-taught with Yury Grabovsky and Daniel Szyld
Fall 2010 8024. Numerical Differential Equations II
Spring 2010 8023. Numerical Differential Equations I
  8200. Topics in Applied Mathematics: Mathematical Modeling Course, co-taught with Yury Grabovsky and Daniel Szyld
Fall 20092043. Calculus III
Past Teaching (MIT)
Spring 200918.336 - Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations  →  MIT OCW , lecture notes
Fall 2008Recitations on 18.02 - Multivariable Calculus
Spring 200818.086 - Computational Science and Engineering II
Fall 2007Recitations on 18.03 - Differential Equations
Spring 200718.086 - Mathematical Methods for Engineers II
Fall 2006Recitations on 18.02 - Multivariable Calculus
Past Teaching (University of Kaiserslautern)
Spring 2004 Tutorials on Partial Differential Equations
Spring 2003 Tutorials on Partial Differential Equations
Spring 2002Tutorial on Computational Fluid Dynamics
Fall 2001/2002Tutorials on Analysis 1
Spring 2002Tutorials on Ordinary Differential Equations
Fall 1999/2000   Introduction to MATLAB
Advising and Mentoring
2010-present Prince Chidyagwai (postdoctoral Research Assistant Professor)
2010-present Shimao Fan (PhD student)
2010-present Dong Zhou (PhD student)
2012 Kathryn Lund (undergraduate researcher, Temple URP)
2012 Elisheva Stern (undergraduate researcher, Temple URP)
2010 Priyankkumar Patel (undergraduate researcher, Temple URP)
2009 Mallika Randeria (undergraduate researcher, MIT UROP)
2009 Sara Sheehan (undergraduate researcher, MIT UROP)
Lectures Notes and Teaching Software
MIT Open CourseWare site of my course 18.336 in Spring 2009, a graduate level course on Numerical Methods for Partial Differential Equations.
→ Lecture notes for this course.
 
Matlab codes on the Computational Science and Engineering webpage to the book by Gilbert Strang.
Used by teachers and scientists at other universities are: