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Courses Taught

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Princeton University (2015)

  1. Secrecy, Search, and Society — (FRS 185) — Fall 2015

Visiting Courses (2009)

  1. Modular forms — PROMYS (for high school students/teachers) — Summer 2009
  2. Quadratic FormsUFL Workshop (for undergraduates) — March 2009
  3. Quadratic Forms and Automorphic Forms* — Arizona Winter School (for graduate students) — March 2009

University of Georgia (2008 — 2012)

  1. Business Calculus I — (Math 2200) — Fall 2011, Fall 2010
  2. Math Teaching Seminar* — (Math 9005) — Summer 2011
  3. Calculus I — (Math 2250) — Fall 2008
  4. Calculus II — (Math 2260) — Fall 2009
  5. Cryptography* — (Math 4450/6450) — Spring 2010
  6. Modular Forms* — (Math 8440) — Spring 2009

Duke University (2003 — 2007)

  1. Multivariable Calculus — (Math 103, 103X) — Fall 2003, Fall 2005
  2. Number Theory* — (Math 128S) — Spring 2004, Spring 2005, Spring 2006, Spring 2007
  3. Linear Algebra — (Math 104) — Fall 2004
  4. Cryptography — (Math 49S) — Fall 2005
  5. Combinatorics — (Math 124S) — Fall 2004, [Summer 2006*]

Princeton University (2002 — 2003)

  1. Calculus I — (Math 103 Course coordinator) —  Fall 2003
  2. Linear Algebra — (Math 202 Course coordinator) — Spring 2003

Rutgers University (1999 — 2002)

  1. Cryptography — () —  Fall 2000, Spring 2000, Fall 2001
  2. Calculus I — () — Spring 1999, Fall 1999
  3. Linear Algebra — () — Spring 2002

Princeton University (1995 — 1999, graduate student)

  1. Calculus I — (Math 103) — Fall 1998
Note: Starred courses (*) denote courses entirely or partially for graduate students.

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