Notes and Teaching

Research notes

I keep a set of notes on material that I use in my research, find interesting, or think others might benefit from. I also update these notes from time to time. Feel free to reach out if you spot any errors, find these useful, or have any suggestions on future topics.

Classes taught

Teaching in probability and statistics

  • Graduate Teaching Assistant — Modern Mathematical Statistics (6.7730) (Sept 2025 – Dec 2025)
    • Held weekly office hours, graded assignments, helped produce lecture notes for class of ~25 students taught by Prof. Stephen Bates
    • Covered statistical decision theory and fundamentals uncertainty modeling
    • Topics include optimal estimation, hypothesis testing, and Bayesian versus minimax optimality
  • Instructor — Intermediate Probability (6.S095) (Dec 2021 – Present)
    • Student-run for-credit class supervised by Prof. Guy Bresler covering probabilistic methods
    • ~120 total annual enrollment; average rating 6.9 / 7.0
  • Grader — Combinatorial Analysis (18.211) (Sep 2023 – Dec 2023)
    • Graded assignments for advanced undergraduate combinatorics (Prof. Michael Simkin)

Teaching in optimization

  • Undergraduate Teaching Assistant — Optimization Methods (15.053) (Feb 2023 – Jun 2023)
    • Led weekly recitations for a class of ~50 students, taught by Prof. James Orlin
    • Received an average rating of 6.9 / 7.0
  • Instructor — Optimization in Graph Theory (Jun 2022 – Aug 2022)
    • Self-organized MIT summer course on applications of optimization methods to graph-theoretic problems
    • Covered algorithms for problems such as graph coloring, shortest paths, and maximum independent sets