Teaching

• [Spring 2026] ECE 491: Quantum Information and Computation
• [Spring 2026] PHY 405 & 905: Quantum Information and Computation Seminar
• [Fall 2025] PHY 405 & 905: Quantum Information and Computation Seminar
• [Fall 2025] CMSE 202.004: Computational Modeling and Data Analysis II
• [Spring 2025] ECE 491.001: Quantum Information and Computation
• [Spring 2025] PHY 905.007: Quantum Information and Computation Seminar
• [Fall 2024] CMSE 890.001: Tensor networks
• [Spring 2024] CMSE 201.007: Computational Modeling and Data Analysis I
• [Fall 2023] CMSE 201.007: Computational Modeling and Data Analysis I

Teaching Philosophy

​Pillar 1: "What I cannot create, I do not understand." -- Richard Feynman.
Pillar 2: "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." -- Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Pillar 3: "If you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree..." -- (Attributed to) Albert Einstein.

Teaching Philosophy (PDF)

QIS Pedagogy

• Teaching quantum computing through programming.
• Introduction to Quantum Computing [Notebook viewer].
• Classical and Quantum Bits [Notebook viewer].
• Software for Quantum Computing [Notebook viewer].
• Programming Quantum Computers [Notebook viewer].
  
• Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm for non-quantum information scientists and accompanying worksheet.