Courses

• I will be teaching Math 314 (Cryptography) and Idnm 200 (Exploration of Careers in Math) in Fall 2023

• Math 314 (Cryptography) in Spring 2022
• Math 314 (Cryptography) and Math 273 (Calculus I) in Fall 2021
• Math 465 (Theory of Numbers) and Math 314 (Cryptography, two sections) in Spring 2021
• Math 480 (Experimental Mathematics) and Math 273 (Calculus I) in Fall 2020
• Math 374 (Differential Equations) and Math 314 (Cryptography, two sections) in Spring 2020
• Math 465 (Theory of Numbers) and Math 314 (Cryptography, two sections) in Fall 2019
• Math 565 (Theory of Numbers) and Math 314 (Cryptography) in Spring 2019
• Math 273 (Calclulus I) and Math 314 (Cryptography) in Fall 2018
• Math 314 (Cryptography) and Math 451 (Graph Theory) in Spring 2018
• Math 314 (Cryptography) and Math 315 (Applied Combinatorics) in Fall 2017
• Math 314 (Cryptography) and Math 490 (Senior Seminar) in Spring 2017
• Math 314 (Cryptography) and Math 273 (Calculus I) in Fall 2016
• Two sections of Math 275 (Calculus III) in Spring 2016
• Math 273 (Calculus I) and Math 467 (Algebraic Structures) at Towson in Fall 2015
• A computational seminar for Math 25 (Elementary Number Theory) at Dartmouth in Fall 2014
• Math 20 (Discrete Probability) at Dartmouth in Fall 2013.
• I taught Math 10 (Introduction to Statistics) at Dartmouth in Spring 2013.

Other

• I am the faculty advisor for the Towson Math Club. Let me know if you would like to join or would like any information!
• I am the coach for the Towson math team, competing in the Virginia Tech competition and Putnam exam. Let me know if you would like to participate!
• I advised a research group at the SMALL REU at Williams College in Summer 2014 and Summer 2015. The research groups I advised have resulted in 3 publications, see the research page for some of our results.
• I advised a research group at the SUMRY REU at Yale University in Summer 2019. Our research groups resulted in 2 publications on Primitive sets of polynomials over finite fields, see the research page for some of our results.
• I advised a research group at the Towson MATH REU at Towson University in Summer 202. Our research groups resulted in 3 publications on gaps between Squarefree and k-free integers and polynomials, see the research page for some of our results.

I like to include comics (like the above, from xkcd) in my lectures, as well as engaging students by programming computer simulations when appropriate, using primarily Sage and the R language.