Aaron Abrams: teaching page

This is the teaching page of

Aaron Abrams.

Spring 2004

Here's some old UGA stuff:

Number theory (Spring 2003)
Combinatorics (Fall 2002)
Graph Theory (Spring 2002)
Topics in Topology (Spring 2002)
Before that I taught first semester calculus and mathematical modeling, but that was before I made course web pages.

Here is a summary of my teaching experience prior to arriving at UGA. This all occurred while I was a graduate student at UC Berkeley.

I taught a precalculus course with 130 students
I co-organized and taught an undergraduate seminar on low-dimensional topology
For four semesters I worked with the Professional Development Program (PDP), which provides opportunities and support for Berkeley undergraduates from traditionally underrepresented groups in math and science
I assisted with the following courses: integral calculus, multivariable calculus, discrete math, real analysis, linear algebra, abstract algebra, number theory, and algebraic topology

While at UC Berkeley, I also designed, created, and published materials for new lower division Linear Algebra and Integral Calculus courses. These courses were based on group work; I wrote the worksheets.

I have taught in summer programs, too:

In 1997 I was a TA for a knot theory course given by Abby Thompson at the (now defunct) Summer Institute for Mathematical Sciences (held at UC Berkeley). The students were undergraduates.
In 1993 I taught Ramsey theory and group theory, and I was a TA for algebraic number theory, at Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics. This is a fantastic program for high school students.