Teaching

In addition to research, I also teach university-level mathematics courses. This mainly involves preparing and delivering lectures and, in most cases, planning at least some of the course material itself.

Current Teaching

MTH4113/4213: Numbers, Sets and Functions

Position: Module Organizer
Location: Queen Mary University of London
Course webpage (On QMPlus)

This is a first-year undergraduate module that introduces new students to university-level mathematics. The main aims of the module are to expose students to:

Rigorous mathematical reasoning (through logic and proofs).
The underlying language of mathematics (i.e., sets, relations, and functions).
The various number systems (e.g., natural numbers, integers, real and complex numbers) and their foundational properties.

Approximate list of topics covered:

Boolean and deductive logic
Mathematical proofs
Elementary set theory
Natural numbers and induction
Integers, divisibility, and fundamental theorem of arithmetic
Rational, irrational, and real numbers
Complex numbers, complex plane
Relations and functions
Combinatorics and cardinality