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On December 2006, I was awarded a Certificate
for Teaching Development from Wayne State University English Language Institute, Wayne State University.
In 2007, I worked as a tutor in the Learning
and Resource Center, answered questions of various students (most of them are undergraduates) who registered in the Department of Computer Science,
Wayne State University.
From September 2009, I became a mentor of Michigan Alliances for Graduate Education & the Professoriate (AGEP) and King Chavez Parks Future Faculty Fellows (KCP) to provide academic and personal support to diverse, high-ability undergraduates during the fist and second year of college. My professional duties include encourage them to excel in their program studies, discuss career and graduate school goals and opportunities, and coach them through the stages of development.
From August 2006 to Deceember 2007, I have been a Graduate Teaching Assistant for the following classes at Wayne State University:
- Class size: 15 students.
- Graded quizzes and home assignments.
- Conducted help sessions and answer questions of the sudents during my office hours and offline.
CSC6580: Design and Analysis of Algorithms, by Professor Loren Schwiebert.
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- Class size: 25 students.
- Graded quizzes and homework assignments.
- Conducted help sessions and answer questions of the students during my office hours and offline.
- Deliver a few lectures to this graduate-level core course taught by Dr. Loren Schwiebert in his absence.
CSC6580: Design and Analysis of Algorithms, by Professor Loren Schwiebert.
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- Class size: 20 students
- Assisted the instructors in the organization and administration of the courses.
- Helped design assignments, midterm and final exam.
- Graded homework assignments, program projects using Matlab and Weka, midterm and final exam.
- Evaluated and reviewed web-based electronic submitted project programs and reports.
- Gave lectures on the data mining software tutorials, including Matlab and Weka.
- Provided homework and project related help to the students during my office hours and offline.
- Class size: 10 students
- Designed several assignments and exams.
- Answered questions of students during my office hours and offline.
- Provided some lectures on the data mining software tutorials, including Matlab and Weka.
- Graded the homeworks, projects and exams.
- Class size: 60 students
- Graded homework assignments, projects and exams.
- Evaluated and reviewed final project related on real-world applications using matrix computation theory.
CSC5860: Introduction to Pattern Recognition and Document Analysis, by Professor Ming Dong
CSC6860: Digital Image Processing and Analysis, by Professor Ming Dong
CSC6620: Matrix Computation I, by Professor Goel, Narendra S
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