As the Lead Teaching Assistant of the Department of Computer Science, I lead a weekly seminar to prepare my fellow TAs in our department for teaching in the classroom environment. I maintain this website for the class. And following are the materials for the seminar each week.

• Week 1: Elements of Effective Teaching
• Week 2: Implicit Bias, Students in Need and Academic Integrity
• Week 3: Grading Student Work
• Week 4: Grading Tools & Teaching Philosophy Statement
• Week 5: Collaborative Learning & Effective Board Work
• Week 7: Confidentiality of Student Records (FERPA)
• Week 9: Student-TA Relationship, International TAs, and CCUT
• Week 10: Disabled Students Program and Making Great Slides

Teaching Assistant with Prof. Ambuj Singh as the instructor of record. Following are the materials for discussion sessions I led around every two weeks.

• Week 2: Algorithm Analysis
• Week 3: Hashing and Heaps
• Review 1: Heaps and Algorithms
• Week 6: Balanced Search Tree
• Week 10: Graphs

Co-designer and Instructor for LMU/UCSB Junior Nanotech Network PhD Student Exchange and Symposium. I collaborated with Mert Kosan and Rachel Redberg for teaching Machine Learning Workshop of the program. Following are the slides and iPython notebooks for the workshop.

• Module 1: Introduction
• Module 2: Supervised Learning
• Module 3: Unsupervised Learning
• Module 4: Implementation

Teaching Assistant with Dr. Ziad Matni as the instructor of record. Following are the materials for lab sessions I led each week.

• Lab 00: Getting Started
• Lab 01: FtoC and CtoF with test cases
• Lab 02: Writing functions and tests
• Lab 03: Turtle Graphics: Basic shapes
• Lab 04: Conditionals, nested control structures, and loops
• Lab 05: More Loops – Accumulator Pattern, Updating Lists, and Filtering Lists
• Lab 06: String formatting, random, and file IO
• Lab 07: Scrabble word finder: Python lists, dictionaries and file I/O
• Project 01 : Turtle Graphics: Scene from a forest

I also organized a basic Linux workshop for all the students in this class. Here is the handout.