Li-An Chen
Ph.D. Candidate, Mathematics, University of Delaware pronouns: she/her/hers |
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Summary
Here is a summary of my teaching evaluation scores at the University of Delaware. Discrete Mathematics I (MATH 210 @ University of Delaware) This is an introductory course for mathematics, computer sciences, and related majors. It covers basic logic, set theory, number theory, counting, graph theory, and prepares students for introductory mathematical proof courses. Analytic Geometry and Calculus B: Discussion and Lab Section (MATH 242 @ University of Delaware) This is a second semester calculus (out of three) for STEM majors, covers single variable integrations, sequences and series, and parametric equations. In addition, I conducted weekly computer lab session which introduces Mathematica from basic coding knowledge to application in verifying and visualizing the contents covered in the lectures and the textbook. Here are supplementary material I made for the Mathematica lab (updated to Fall 2020). Analytic Geometry and Calculus A: Discussion Section (MATH 241 @ University of Delaware) This is a first semester calculus (out of three) for STEM majors. It covers single variable limits, derivatives and basic integrations. Calculus (II) (DAM 1356 @ National Chiao Tung University) This is a second semester calculus (out of two). My session was taught in English and was mandatory for freshmen in the EECS Undergraduate Honors Program in NCTU, which has been one of the top ranked program in Taiwan. Here are the solutions I made for weekly assignment.
Basic Mathematics (DAM 1215 @ National Chiao Tung University) This is an introductory course for first-year mathematics majors, covers set theory, basic logic, mathematical proof, functions, etc.. |
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