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Recent courses taught by Manish K Gupta !

I taught the following courses as an Instructor (2002-2008). My role was designing the course, giving lectures, preparing home work, exams, quizes, solutions and grading. I also gave various interesting projects during these courses. To see project reports in an algorithm class that I taught click here.

    TEACHING

    Spring 2008: Topics in Bioinformatics, DA-IICT, India
    Class size: , class web site IT 471

    Spring 2008: Calculus with Complex Variables, DA-IICT, India
    Class size: 200 students, class web site SC 216

    Fall 2007: Foundations of Computational and Systems Biology, DA-IICT, India
    Class size: 20 students, class web site IT 470

    Fall 2007: Signals and Systems (Tutorials), DA-IICT, India
    Class size: 120 students, class web site CT 203

    Spring 2007: Algebraic Structures (Tutorials), DA-IICT, India
    Class size: 240 students, class web site SC 116

    Winter 2006: Applications of Numerical Methods in Mathematics Department, Queens University, Canada
    Class size: 170 students, class web site MATH 272

    Fall 2005: Ordinary Differential Equations in Mathematics Department, Queens University, Canada
    Class size: 155 students, class web site MATH 226

    Fall 2004: Signals and Systems in Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Ohio State University, USA
    Class size: 80 students, class web site ECE 352

    Spring 2004:Theory of Formal Languages in Computer Science and Engineering Department, Arizona State University, USA
    Class size: 45 students, class web site CSE 457/598

    Spring 2004:Introduction to theoretical computer science in Computer Science and Engineering Department, Arizona State University, USA
    Class size: 69 students, class web site CSE 355

    Fall 2003:Computer Organization and Architecture in Computer Science and Engineering Department, Arizona State University, USA
    Class size: 45 students, class web site CSE 330

    Spring 2003:Design and analysis of algorithms in Computer Science and Engineering Department, Arizona State University, USA
    Class size: 65 students, class web site CSE 450/598

    Fall 2002:Introduction to theoretical computer science in Computer Science and Engineering Department, Arizona State University, USA
    Class size: 60 students, class web site CSE 355

    2001: Teaching Associate in a honors course Math 433 (Coding Theory) at University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand

    1993-2000: Teaching Associate in several 1st and 2nd year courses and honors courses in calculus, linear algebra, probability and statistics at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.



As a result of research interests and work in multi-disciplinary areas, I feel comfortable in teaching and designing appropriate courses.

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