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Advanced Digital Signal Processing (ECE732) ---
UW fall '07.
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Linear Systems and Communication (ECE310) ---
Instructor, University of Toronto, fall 2003. Based on
student evaluations, recognized by department head as among
the top instructors in department.
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Stochastic Processes, Detection and Estimation
(6.432) --- Course development TA with
Prof. Gregory Wornell, M.I.T., fall 2000.
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Graduate Seminar in
Area I (Communications, Controls, Signal Processing) --
founder and facilitator, M.I.T., fall 2000. This course was
offered through fall 2008, coordinated by senior graduate
students.
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Discrete-Time Signal Processing (6.341) --- TA with
Prof. Alan Oppenheim, M.I.T, spring 2000.
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Stochastic Processes, Detection and Estimation
(6.432) --- TA with Prof. Gregory Wornell, M.I.T.,
fall 1997.
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Course Development:
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Linear Systems and Communication (ECE310) ---
instructor, University of Toronto, fall 2003. Third-year
undergraduate class. Re-designed labs for better application of
concepts.
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Stochastic Processes, Detection and Estimation
(6.432) -- course development teaching assistant,
M.I.T., fall 2000.
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Graduate Seminar in
Area I (Communications, Controls, Signal Processing) --
founder and facilitator, M.I.T., fall 2000. In summer/fall
2000, together with Nicholas Laneman I coordinated the
conception, proposal, and running of this new MIT advanced
graduate seminar class by a group of students from the
M.I.T. Digital Signal Processing Group (DSPG) and the Laboratory
of Information and Decision Systems (LIDS). The original course
proposal can be downloaded
from proposal.pdf.
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Teaching Awards & Recognition:
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In Spring 2011 I received the UW ECE Gerlad Holdridge Teaching Award.
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In Spring 2004 I was recognized by University of Toronto ECE
department head Jonathan Rose as being among the top instuctors
in the department for teaching in the fall 2003 semester.
Recognition was based on student class evaluations.
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In Spring 2001 I received the Carlton E. Tucker Award for
Teaching Excellence from the MIT EECS department.
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