Teaching
In addition to research, I also teach university-level mathematics courses.
This mainly involves preparing and delivering lectures and, in most cases, planning at least some of the course material itself.
Current Teaching
MTH4113/4213: Numbers, Sets and Functions
- Position: Module Organizer
- Location: Queen Mary University of London
- Semesters: Autumn 2024
- 2024/25 course webpage (On QMPlus)
This is a first-year undergraduate module that introduces new students to university-level mathematics.
The main aims of the module are to expose students to:
- Rigorous mathematical reasoning (through logic and proofs).
- The underlying language of mathematics (i.e., sets, relations, and functions).
- The various number systems (e.g., natural numbers, integers, real and complex numbers) and their foundational properties.
Approximate list of topics covered:
- Formal (Boolean and deductive) logic
- Mathematical proofs
- Elementary set theory
- Natural numbers and induction
- Integers, divisibility, and fundamental theorem of arithmetic
- Rational and real numbers, suprema and infima
- Relations and functions
- Cardinality and combinatorics
- Complex numbers
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