The materials from some of my courses and tutorials that I have taught are listed below. My teaching experience can be found here.
Karthik and I taught an math camp for the incoming Chicago Booth PhD students.
We designed a two-week intensive course that includes lecture notes, coding examples, and instructional videos.
The course is comprised over 36 hours of lecture.
My section covers of statistical inference, optimization, and dynamic programming.
Lecture notes and course material are provided on request.
I designed and taught a three-hour tutorial on using the Linux high performance computing (HPC) cluster for Chicago Booth PhD students. Participants interactively learn how to run jobs on the server, use the SLURM job scheduler for submitting jobs, and I provide an overview of the cluster's architecture.