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Teaching Experience & Student Mentoring
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Fall 2007, Carnegie Mellon University
- 18-551: DSP Capstone Design Project
- Undergraduate course (12 units) in digital signal processing, communication system design
- Guest Lecturer, on the topic of time reversal signal processing: applications in radar and medical imaging
- Spring 2005, Carnegie Mellon University
- 18-752: Detection, Estimation and Identification
- Graduate course (12 units) in detection and estimation theory, decision
theory.
- Guest Lecturer, cover 2 lecturers (Chapter 4 of the text book:
"Detection, Estimation and Modulation Theory" by H. L. Van Trees)
- Spring 2001, University of California at Santa Cruz
- EE 262: Statistical
Signal Processing I
- Graduate course covers fundamental approaches to designing optimal
estimators and detectors of deterministic and random parameters and processes
in noise, and include analysis of their performance (text book: "Fundamentals
of Statistical Signal Processing, Volume I: Estimation Theory; Volume II,
Detection Theory" by Steven M. Kay).
- Teaching Assistant for grading homework
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Fall 1997- Spring 1999, University of California at Davis
- ENG100:
Electronic
Circuits and Systems
- Undergraduate course introduces analog and digital circuit and system
design through hands-on laboratory design projects.
- Teaching Assistant for laboratory design projects.
- MAT-016: Short Calculus
- MAT-021 Calculus
- Undergraduate courses
- Teaching Assistant
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Fall 1996, Spring 1997, Nanjing University of Science & Technology
- Introduction to Numerical Analysis
- Linear Algebra
- Undergraduate courses
- Instructor: Fully responsible for designing syllabus,
lecturing, grading and giving exams.
Student Mentoring
- Daniel Y. Lim (undergradute student)
- Summer research project: "Synthetic Aperture Radar Imaging", Summer 2006
- Nicholas O'Donoughue (current graduate student, starting fall 2006)
- Current project: time revesal synthetic aperture radar
- Michale Wahl (undergraduate student, University of Pittsburgh)
- SURE Thing project: time revesal beamforming for breast cancer detection, summer 2007
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