Teaching


Autumn Semester 2024: EE 614 Soild State Device I (Instructor)

  • This course aims to give an overview of solid state devices from a device physic perspective. At the end of this course, you should be able to: (a) Develop a strong background in semiconductor physic. (b) Apply this knowledge to understand the traditional and emerging solid state semiconductor devices.

Winter Semester 2023: EE 681 Compact Modeling (Instructor)

  • Compact modeling is the bridge between circuit designer and foundry. This course will go into depth of MOSFET device physics, its modeling and implementation. Students will learn about the industry standard MOSFET models including Multigate MOSFETs and their formulation. This course is meant as a starting point for prospective researchers who wish to work in the field of compact modeling of semiconductor devices.

Summer 2023: EE 210 Microelectronics I (Instructor)

  • An undergraduate-level introduction to Analog Electronics Circuits. This course provides a base for further discussion of advanced analog circuits.

Winter Semester 2022: EE 614A Solid state devices I (Instructor)

  • This course aims to give an overview of solid state devices from a device physic perspective. At the end of this course, you should be able to: (a) Develop a strong background in semiconductor physic. (b) Apply this knowledge to understand the traditional and emerging solid state semiconductor devices.

Autumn Semester 2022: ESC 201A Introduction to Electronics (Tutor)

  • An undergraduate-level introduction to Electronics. This course provides a base for further discussion of advanced electronics courses.

Autumn Semester 2022: EE 370A Introduction to Electronics (Tutor)

  • An undergraduate-level introduction to digital electronics. This course intends to provide a deep insight into the world of digital electronics from a design perspective.

Summer 2022: EE 210 Microelectronics I (Instructor)

  • An undergraduate-level introduction to Analog Electronics Circuits. This course provides a base for further discussion of advanced analog circuits.