Students
I supervised/worked with more than 30 graduate and undergraduate students and postdocs. PhD students who graduated in 2025: Jaeyun Bae, Touseef Haider. Research projects may be theoretical or involve programming, but usually require a semester or longer. I also have been one of the faculty mentors through Garden State LS Alliance for Minority Participation, Association for Women in Mathematics, Graduate Summer Research Institute at Rutgers, etc.
Teaching
Evaluations from my recent graduate course at Rutgers, my recent low division undergraduate course for math majors at Rutgers, recent higher division undergraduate course for math majors at Rutgers, and an undergraduate course at UC Davis (higher division).
Courses at Rutgers-Newark
Fall 2025 – Spring 2026: Topology course (graduate, ends with the qualifying/prelim exam required for all PhD students at our department)
Spring 2025: Topics in topology, geometry and computational complexity in dimension 3 (graduate)
Math Seminar (undergraduate, focused on hyperbolic geometry and topology of surfaces and 3-manifolds)
Fall 2024: Topology I (undergraduate course)
Spring 2023: Probability and Statistics, see Canvas website for course materials
Fall 2022: Undergraduate Math Seminar. Syllabus.
Advanced Topics in Topology (graduate course). Syllabus.
Spring 2022: Advanced Calculus II. Syllabus.
Fall 2021: Applied Calculus. Syllabus. Other materials are at Canvas website.
Spring 2020: Geometry, topology and complexity of 3-manifolds (graduate course). Syllabus.
Fall 2025, Fall 2019: Foundation of Modern Math. Syllabus. All other materials are available at Blackboard website for registered students.
Spring 2017: Undergraduate Seminar in Knot Theory. Syllabus.
Fall 2016: Calculus II. Syllabus. All other materials are available at Blackboard website for registered students.
I have also taught at the University of Tennessee, Louisiana State University, University of California – Davis, and OIST, Japan. For the full list of the courses, see my CV (link at the front page).