MAT 234
Differential Equations
Winter 2026
Teaching
Making difficult ideas navigable.
I teach mathematics and engineering by making the structure of a subject visible: why a method works, how ideas connect, and what changes when a familiar problem is viewed from another angle.
At a glance
Course instructor at the University of Toronto since 2020.
My experience ranges from proof-based multivariable calculus to mathematical physics, differential equations, and first-year engineering mathematics. Alongside lecturing and assessment design, I have led teams of 5–15 teaching assistants.
Courses
Course instructor
MAT 136
Calculus II
Winter 2026
MAT 187
Calculus II for Engineering
Winter 2025 · Summer 2025
MAT 291
Introduction to Mathematical Physics
Fall 2021 · 2022 · 2023 · 2024
MAT 237
Multivariable Calculus with Proofs
Summer 2020 · 2022 · 2023 · 2025 · 2026
MATA 37
Calculus II for Physical Sciences
Winter 2020
Textbook
Introduction to Mathematical Physics
A practical introduction to multivariable calculus for second-year physics and engineering students.
The 506-page text emphasizes intuition, geometric insight, interpretation, and computational fluency. It connects rigorous mathematical ideas to the way they are used in science and engineering.
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Additional experience
Engineering mathematics
Contributed to curriculum development, trained teaching teams, supported the transition to active learning, and supervised consistent assessment across large courses.
Mathematics and engineering
Taught across calculus, analysis, topology, complex variables, differential equations, linear algebra, and introductory electricity.