I taught most of the mathematics courses, undergraduate and graduate. My favorite are Complex Analysis, History of Mathematics and Advanced Topics in Mathematics or Number Theory. I enjoy teaching Calc III Vector Analysis too.
For a full set of webpages for the course taught see my IHES.fr/~ionescu website (update links needed!). It also contains the history of my STEM related work, including ISU Summer Research Academy and much more …
UG Courses
- MAT 120 Finite Mathematics – Lecture outlines
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- MAT 236 Elementary Abstract Algebra – Lecture outlines
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Upper Level Courses Taught
- MAT 320 History of Mathematics – Lecture outlines
- MAT 330 Number Theory: Part I, Part II
- MAT 345 Advanced Calculus – Lecture outlines
- MAT 349 Introduction to Complex Analysis – Lecture outlines
- MAT 410 Topics in Number Theory: 2011, Fall 2016, Fall 2018,
- MAT 411 Topics in Mathematics: 2009, 2018,
- MAT 389.60 Introduction to Topology and Differential Geometry (course proposal)
- MAT 389.61 Introduction to Quantum Computing (course proposal)
- MAT 447 Advanced Real Analysis: Part I, Part II
MS Research (Thesis & Independent Studies resulting in articles)
Summer Research for Undergraduates (later on …)
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Teaching Philosophy
On Learning by Teaching and Programming
For some recent insight I had regarding teaching see my “Teaching, Learning and AI” article on vixra.org
… and not to forget practice and applications:
Integrating Mathematics, Science and Technology.