Current Teaching (Fall 2024)

• 01:640:356 THEORY OF NUMBERS Section 01 MTh1 0830A-0950 SEC-204 BUS.

• 01:640:421 ADV CALC FOR ENGRNG Section 02,MTh2 1020A-1140 SEC-117 BUS

Future Teaching (Spring 2025)

• Experimental Mathematics (Quantum Computing and Algorithmic Proof Theory) [Math 640] , ARC IML room tbd.

  Past Teaching

  • Experimental Mathematics (Coding Theory and Cryptography) [Math 640] , ARC IML room 118. [Spring 2024]

  • Linear Optimization, Math 354 (section 3), MTh2 (10:20-1140am) TIL-264 LIV [Fall 2023]

  • Graph Theory, Math 428 (section 2), MTh3 (12:10-1:20pm) TIL-224 LIV [Fall 2023]

  • Academic Year 2022-2023, (i.e. Fall 2022 and Spring 2023): SABBATICAL LEAVE

  • Experimental Mathematics (Algorithmic and Computational Game Theory) [Math 640] , [ M 10:20-11:40am (ARC 116, except 1/24 and 1/31 that are WebEx, Th 10:20-11:40: WebEx] [Spring 2022]

  • Dynamical Models in Biology [Math 336] , T 11:00am-12:20 [face-to-face at: Beck 250, LIV], F 11:00am-12:20 [on-line] [Fall 2021]

  • History of Mathematics [Math 437]., MW 3:000pm-4:20 (on-line) [Fall 2021]

  • Experimental Mathematics (Algorithmic Enumerative and Statistical Combinatorics) [Math 640] , [Spring 2021]

  • Multivariable calculus (Math 251, sections 22,23,24). Asynchronous Remote. The class consists of pre-recorded lectures (with no audience) and live (optional but highly recommended) recitations: MTh 8:40-10:00am (also recorded). Invitations were sent to students. [Fall 2020]

  • Combinatorics (Math 454, section 02) Asynchronous Remote. The class consists of pre-recorded lectures (with no audience) and live (optional but highly recommended) recitations: MTh 6:40-8:00pm (also recorded). Invitations were sent to students. [Fall 2020]

  • Introduction to Complex Variable [Math 403], section 2 , (TTh4 1:40-3:00pm, before Spring Break: SEC-202 (Busch); after Spring break: via WebEx) [Spring 2020]

  • Experimental Mathematics (Bayesian Probability and Gambling) [Math 640] , (MTh3 12:00-1:20pm, before Spring breal: ARC-119 (Busch); after Spring break: via WebEx ) [graduate class] [Spring 2020]

  • Introduction to Linear Algebra [Math 250], Section 2 , (MTh2 10:20-11:40am, TIL-258 (LIV)) [Fall 2019]
    [Due to an injury, I only taught two classes, and the new instructor was Professor Cynthia Sanchez-Tapia. Nevertheless, Professor Sanchez-Tapia followed my schedule and used my attendance and real quizzes, and I maintained the website (from home) during my leave.]

  • Linear Optimization (Math 354, section 3), Mondays and Thursdays, Period 2 (10:20am-11:40am), Ph-111. [Spring 2019]

  • Experimental Mathematics (Automated guessing and proving and introduction to machine learning) [Math640, grad class], (Mondays and Thursdays, Period 3 (12:00-1:20pm), ARC IML room 119)]. [Spring 2019]

  • Introduction to Linear Algebra [Math 250], Section 2 , (MTh2 10:20-11:40am, TIL-258 (LIV)) [Fall 2018]

  • Experimental Mathematics (The Riemann Zeta Function) [Math640, grad class], (MTh3, ARC IML room 116). [Spring 2018]

  • Mathematical Theory of Probability (Math 477, section 3), Mondays and Thursdays, Period 1 (8:40am-10:00am), HLL-116. [Fall 2017]

  • Multivariable calculus (Math 251, sections 04,06,07), Mondays and Thursdays, Period 2 (10:20am-11:40am), SEC-118. [Fall 2017]

  • History of Mathematics (Math 436), Mondays and Thursdays, Period 2 (10:20am-11:40am), SEC 211. [Spring 2017]
    students' projects

  • Differential Equations for Engineering and Physics (Math 244), Sections 1-3, (MTh1, SEC 117) . [Fall 2016]

  • Experimental Mathematics (Algorithmic Algebraic Combinatorics!) [Math640, grad class], (MTh3, ARC IML room 121).[Fall 2016]

  • Experimental Mathematics (Famous Open Problems!) [Math640, grad class], MTh3, ARC IML room 116 . [Spring 2016]

  • Experimental Mathematics (Probability and Financial Calculus Done Right!) [Math640, grad class], MTh3, ARC IML room 118. (Spring 2015)

  • Advanced Calculus for Engineers [Math 421], Section 1 (MTh2, SEC 212) and Section 2 (MTh3, SEC 216) (Fall 2014)

  • Experimental Mathematics: Symbolics meets Numerics! [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm) Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), IML Room 118 (inside computer lab)
    (Spring 2014)

  • Differential Equations for Engineering and Physics (Math 244) , Sections 1-3, (MTh1, PH-115) (Fall 2013)

  • Theory of Numbers (Math 356), (Fall 2013).

  • Experimental Mathematics: Games! [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm) Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 116
    (Spring 2013)

  • Calculus II Math/Phys [Math 152] , sections 01-03 (MTh1, HLL-116 BUS), and sections 07-09 (MTh3, PH-115 BUS) (Fall 2012)

  • Experimental Mathematics: Sequences! [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 118. (Spring 2012)
    [Here are the students' individual projects]

  • Advanced Calculus for Engineers [Math 421] Section 1 (MTh2, SEC 203) and Section 2 (MTh3, SEC 216) (Fall 2011)

  • Experimental Mathematics: Algorithms! [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 116 [inside computer lab] (Spring 2011) . [Here is the class's final team project and here are the students' individual projects]

  • Introduction to Linear Algebra [Math 250] Section 1 (MTh1, SEC 202) and Section 2 (MTh2, ARC 204) (Fall 2010).

  • Experimental Mathematics: Primes! [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 116, [inside computer lab]. (Spring 2010) [ Students' Final projects]

  • Multivariable Calculus [Math 251] Sections 1,2,3,10 (MTh 2, SEC 118) and Sections 4,5,6,11 (MTh 3, SEC 117) . (Fall 2009) .

  • Experimental Mathematics: Combinatorial Statistical Mechanics [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 116, [inside computer lab]. (Spring 2009) [ Students' Final projects]

  • Calculus I Math/Phys [Math 151] (sections 07-09 and 20-22), MTh3 (12:00pm-1:20), SEC-209 (Busch) and MTh1 (08:40am-10:00), LSHA-143 (Livingston) , respectively. (Fall 2008)

  • Experimental Mathematics: Automated (Symbolic!) Enumeration [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 119, [inside computer lab] (Spring 2008). [ Students' Final projects]

  • Experimental Mathematics: Wilf-Zeilberger Algorithmic Proof Theory [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 118 . [inside computer lab] (Spring 2007). [ Students' Final projects]

  • Multivariable Calculus [Math 251; Sections 1-3 (MTh 2, SEC 118) and Sections 4-6 (MTh 3, SEC 117)] (Fall 2006)

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  • Experimental Mathematics: Bioinformatics [Math 640, grad class], MTh Third Period (12:00noon-1:20pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 119 [inside computer lab] [ Students' Final projects] (Spring 2006)

  • Calculus II Math/Phys [Math 152] (sections 01-03), MTh 8:40am-10:00am, Hill 116. and Calculus II Math/Phys [Math 152] (sections 07-09), MTh 12:00noon-1:20pm, PH 115. (Fall 2005)

  • Algorithmic Discrete Math (Topics in Discrete Math) [Math 587, grad class], MTh Third Peroid (11:30am-12:50pm), Hill 423 (Th) and ARC PC IML Room 116 (M). (Spring 2005)

  • Calculus I Math/Phys [Math 151] (sections 17-19), MTh first period (8:10am-9:30am), Lucy Stone Hall A-143 (Livingston Campus). (Fall 2004)

  • Experimental Mathematics: Foundations [Math 611, grad class], MTh Third Period (11:30am-12:50pm), Allison Road Classroom Bld. (Busch Campus), Room 116 [inside computer lab]. (Fall 2004)

  • Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning [Math 300, Section 6] , MTH Third Period (11:30am-12:50pm), CHM 204, Douglass-Cook Campus. (Spring 2004).

  • Calculus I Math/Phys [Math 151] (sections 17-19), MTh first period (8:10am-9:30am), Lucy Stone Hall A-143 (Livingston Campus). (Fall 2003)

  • Graph Theory [Math 428] , MTh third period (11:30am-12:50pm), SEC 206 (Busch Campus). (Fall 2003)

  • Combinatorics II (Math 583)(grad) (MTh 2nd period (9:50-11:10am), M: ARC "smart" classroom, inside computer lab. Th:Hill 525 (Busch Campus)). (Spring 2003).

  • Combinatorics I (Math 582) (grad) (MTh 2nd period (9:50-11:10am), Hill 525 (Busch Campus)). (Fall 2002)

  • Advanced Calculus for Engineering (MTh 3rd period (11:30-12:50am), SEC 216 (Busch Campus)). (Fall 2002)

  • Probability (Math 477), Section 2 (MTh 3rd period (11:30-12:50), ARC 205 (Busch Campus)). (Spring 2002)

  • Multivariable Calculus (MTh 11:30-12:50, SEC 209 (Busch Campus)). (Fall 2001).

  • Experimental Mathematics: Foundations (MTh 9:50-11:10, ARC 118 (Busch Campus)). (Fall 2001).

  • Discrete Algorithms (Math 381): Wachman 507 (Temple Univ.), Mon. and Wed., 1:10-2:30 (Spring 2001).

  • Math 684 (Combinatorics), MW 11:40-1:00, Wachman Hall 527 (Temple Univ.) (Spring 1999).

  • Math 683,MW 11:40-1:00, Wachman Hall 527 (Temple Univ.) (Fall 1998).

  • Math 502: C++ for mathematicians. (Temple Univ. 1997-1998).

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  PROJECT: Prove that sum(mobius(i),i=1..n) < (A_eps)*n^(1/2+eps)

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