Teaching

Courses taught in wireless communications, cybersecurity, computing, digital systems, machine learning, and electronics.

My teaching spans wireless communications and cybersecurity, computing foundations, digital systems, electronics, and applied machine learning. Across these courses, I emphasize the connection between fundamental concepts, hands-on experimentation, and practical problem solving.

James Madison University

IT 465

Wireless Communications & Security

Undergraduate · Lecture and Laboratory · Fall 2026

Covers modern wireless communication systems and their security, including wireless channels, modulation, OFDM, MIMO, Wi-Fi and cellular networks, wireless sensing and localization, software-defined radio, and physical-layer security. Laboratory activities connect communication principles with practical wireless experimentation.

IT 201

Computational Structures and Logic

Undergraduate · Lecture and Laboratory · Fall 2025, Spring 2026, Fall 2026

Introduces foundational computational structures and logical reasoning through a combination of conceptual instruction and hands-on laboratory work.

IT 212

Digital Electronics

Undergraduate · Lecture and Laboratory · Spring 2026

Covers core concepts in digital electronics and reinforces them through laboratory-based design, implementation, and testing activities.

Previous Teaching Experience

EE/CPE/AAI 595

Applied Machine Learning

Graduate · Stevens Institute of Technology · Fall 2024, Spring 2025

Graduate-level instruction in applied machine learning, with emphasis on practical model development, evaluation, and problem-driven use of learning methods.

ENGR 232 / ENGR 212

Analog Circuits Laboratories

Undergraduate · Stevens Institute of Technology · Jan. 2022–May 2024

Served as a graduate teaching assistant and lead laboratory instructor for undergraduate analog circuits courses.

Basic Electronic Circuits I

Laboratory Instruction

Undergraduate · Kookmin University · Sep.–Dec. 2019

Supported laboratory instruction in introductory electronic circuits, including experimental setup, measurement, and circuit analysis.

Course materials for currently enrolled students are provided through the university learning-management system.