Teaching - University of Manitoba
Teaching - University of Manitoba
At the University of Manitoba I taught the following:
At the University of Manitoba I taught the following:
Calculus II - Math 1700, Spring 2023
Calculus I - Math 1500, Fall 2022
Calculus II - Math 1700, Winter 2022
Calculus I - Math 1500, Fall 2021Â
In Cologne I taught the following:
Linear Algebra II, SS 21 (Prof. Bringmann)
Linear Algebra, WS 2020 (Dr. Ehlen)
Seminar on Asymptotics of Modular Forms, WS 2020 (Prof. Bringmann)
Elementary Number Theory, SS 2019 (Prof. Zwegers)
Algebra, WS 2019 (Prof. Zwegers)
Algebraic Number Theory, SS 2019 (Dr. Ehlen)
PhD Reading Seminar
Seminar on L-Functions, SS 2019 (Prof. Bringmann)
Seminar on Theta Functions, WS 2018 (Prof. Bringmann)
Aside from the courses listed above, I have also been involved in several other teaching activities.
In the academic year 2022-23 I led a PIMS-wide reading group on modular forms. From this we have an ongoing project involving theta lifts and locally harmonic Maass forms.
I was a project leader for undergraduate and graduate research projects focussing on partitions and their asymptotics in conjunction with modular forms. The goal was to introduce students to these objects and we aimed to produce a short research paper each semester.
This produced two research papers (see publications).
Cagdas Demir, The Riemann Hypothesis for Period Polynomials, masters thesis 2019-2020
Robin Sauer, Modular Forms Associated to Real Quadratic Fields, masters thesis 2018
Carsten Mitzkus, Fourier Coefficients of a Certain Eta-Quotient, bachelors thesis 2017-18
Alongside Andreas Mono, in Spring 2021, I ran a course on integer partitions for local schoolchildren who were participants in KinderUni Koeln (the Children's University of Cologne). The aim was to introduce the children to a world of mathematics that may be beyond what they usually see in school. For this, we obtained a small grant.