Teaching Activities

Teaching Activities

"Imagination is more important than knowledge" - Albert Einstein

Courses taught in 2012-2013 at New York University Abu Dhabi:

Algorithms - CS-AD 105
Artificial Intelligence - CS-AD 212
Computers and Music - COREA-AD 23

Course taught in Spring 2011

Discrete Mathematics (COMP-22 at Tufts University in Medford, MA)

Courses taught in previous years:

Music Information Retrieval (COMP-150-13 at Tufts University in Medford, MA, Fall 2010)

Logistics Information
Lecture Descriptions, Homework and Play
Web: Course Contents
Student Projects - 2010:
Some Past Student Projects:

Mathematical Measures of Syncopation - Pablo Castro
Query by Tapping - John Harrison
Melody Similarity Measurements - Robert Vincent
Music Genre Recognition - Imad Khoury
A Tutorial on the Necklace Swap Problem - John Ashley Burgoyne
The Geometry of Musical Chords - Eric Thul
Pattern Matching in Polyphonic Music - Eric Blais

Data Structures and Algorithms (COMP-251) - Undergraduate Level

Logistics Information
Bulletin Board, Calendar and Exam Solutions
Lecture Descriptions, Homework and Play
Web: Course Contents (my web page is listed as the World's Top Algorithms Web Page)

Pattern Recognition (COMP-644) - Graduate Level

Logistics Information
Bulletin Board, Calendar and Exam Solutions
Lecture Descriptions, Homework and Play
Web: Course Contents
Student Projects: ( 97 ) ( 98 ) ( 99 ) ( 00 ) ( 01 ) ( 02 ) ( 04 ) ( 05 ) ( 06 )

Computational Geometry (COMP-507) - Graduate and Advanced Undergraduate Level

Logistics Information
Bulletin Board, Calendar and Exam Solutions
Lecture Descriptions, Homework and Play
Web: Course Contents
Student Projects: ( 97) (98 ) (99) ( 00) ( 01) ( 02) ( 03) ( 04 ) (05) (06)

Excursions in Computer Science (COMP-199A) - First-Year Seminar

"To state a theorem and then show examples of it is literally to teach backwards." - Nebeuts E. Kim