Here are the courses I created, renovated, and currently responsible for at the University of Pittsburgh

• ECE 2160 & 1160 Embedded Computer System Design 1 (Fall 2009)
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Exposed graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to the concepts and techniques of embedded computer system design including requirements, specifications, design implementation and testing. Hands-on laboratory is included as an integrated component.
  • Note: This course was fully renovated and is currently maintained by me.

• ECE 2161 & 1161 Embedded Computer System Design 2 (Spring 2009)
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Exposed graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to advanced system concepts and design techniques of high-performance, low-power, real-time, networked, and multiprocessing embedded computer systems. Hands-on laboratory is included as an integrated component.
  • Note: This course was fully renovated and is currently maintained by me.
    

• ECE 2160 & 1160 Embedded Computer System Design 1 (Fall 2008)
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Exposed graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to the concepts and techniques of embedded computer system design including requirements, specifications, design implementation and testing. Hands-on laboratory is included as an integrated component.
  • Note: This course was fully renovated and is currently maintained by me.
    

• ECE 2195 Emerging Technologies in Computer Architecture (Spring 2008)
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Expose graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to explore the principles of architecting next-generation nanoscale computing systems (or simply "nanocomputing") as we are entering the age of nanoelectronic regime.
  • Note: This new course was started and is currently maintained by me.
    
    
• ECE 2195 Biomedical Computing (Fall 2007)
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  
  • Expose graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to the cutting-edge computing devices and systems that can be implanted inside or attached to the human body for the purpose of sensing, collecting, and processing various physiological and neurophysiological signals to facilitate proactive health monitoring and disease treating.
  • Note: This new course was started and is currently maintained by me.
    
    
• ECE 2195 Advanced Computer Architecture (Fall 2006)
  Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  
  • Expose graduate students and advanced undergraduate students to the state-of-the-art and futuristic computer architecture research and designs.
  • Note: This new course was started and is currently maintained by me.

Here are the courses I taught while I was a Faculty Lecturer at the University of Michigan

• Engr 101 Introduction to Computers and Programming (Winter 2006)
  College of Engineering
  
  • Taught C++, C and Matlab programming to 300+ undergraduate engineering students
  • Supervised teams of graduate student teaching assistants and graders
    

Here are the courses I taught while I was a Graduate Student Instructor at the University of Michigan

• EECS 370 Introduction to Computer Organization (Fall 2005)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Marios Papaefthymiou and Prof. Scott Mahlke
    
    
• EECS 496 Major Design Experience Professionalism (Spring 2005)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Toby Teorey
    
    
• EECS 370 Introduction to Computer Organization (Winter 2005)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Marios Papaefthymiou and Prof. Karem Sakallah
    
    
• EECS 181 Introduction to Computer Systems (Fall 2004)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Karen Langona
    
    
• EECS 497 EECS Major Design Projects (Winter 2004)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Elliot Soloway
    
    
• EECS 370 Introduction to Computer Organization (Winter 2003)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Marios Papaefthymiou, Prof. Gary Tyson, and Prof. Don Winsor
    
    
• EECS 470 Computer Architecture (Fall 2002)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Todd Austin and Prof. Gary Tyson
    
    
• EECS 270 Introduction to Logic Design (Winter 2002)
  Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Trevor Mudge

Here are the courses I taught while I was a Teaching Assistant at North Carolina State University

• CSC 114 Introduction to C++ (Fall 1998, Spring 1999, Fall 1999)
  Department of Computer Science
  • Supervising Faculty: Prof. Jo Perry

Here are the subjects I tutored while I was a Designated Mathematics Tutor for disable students at North Carolina State University

• Weekly tutored 3 to 4 students, one-on-one, with mental and/or physical disabilities on the following mathematic courses (1/1998 - 5/1998, 5/1998 - 8/1998, and 8/1998 - 12/1998)
  Department of Disability Services for Students
• MA 141 - Calculus I
  
• MA 241 - Calculus II
  
• MA 242 - Calculus III
  
• MA 301 - Introduction to Differential Equations
  
• MA 302 - Numerical Applications to Differential Equations
  
• MA 305 - Elementary Linear Algebra