Teaching

My teaching spans communications and networks, probability and information theory, and mathematical and algorithmic methods for engineering. I have taught courses ranging from introductory undergraduate engineering and signals and systems to advanced courses in wireless networks, stochastic systems, and game theory.

Courses Taught

Communications and Networks

• EE 307: Communication Systems
• EE 333: Introduction to Communication Networks
• ECE 454: Modeling and Analysis of Communication Networks
• ECE 510: Advanced Wireless Networks
• MSIT 432: Communication Networks I

Probability, Signals, and Information

• EE 222: Fundamentals of Signals and Systems
• EE 422: Random Processes in Communications and Control I
• EE 428: Information Theory
• EECS 510: Probabilistic Techniques in Communication and Computation

Mathematical and Algorithmic Foundations

• GEN_ENG 205-1: Engineering Analysis 1 (Linear Algebra)
• GEN_ENG 206-1: Honors Engineering Analysis 1
• EECS 495: Game Theory for Networked Systems
• EE 495/CS 496: Algorithmic Aspects of Network Inference (joint with A. Vijayaraghavan)

MSIT program

I have served as Director of Northwestern's Master of Science in Information Technology (MSIT) program since 2015 and teach Communication Networks in the program.