Teaching
Research and teaching are interconnected. Teaching forces a teacher to innovate new ways to ignite young minds with curiosity. A good teacher teaches students, but (s)he also implants the joy of learning in them. As Robert Heinlein once said, “When one teaches, two learn”, teaching is a two-way street where teacher and student both learn. Teaching is, for me, nothing but an exercise in learning
- Undergraduate general physics laboratory course (BSc first year)
- Undergraduate general physics laboratory course (BSc second year)
- Undergraduate general physics laboratory course (BSc third year)
- Nuclear Physics laboratory course (MSc final year)
- BSc first year Ancillary Physics theory course
- Laboratory courses in Classical Mechanics for first year college students (Fall 2011, Summer 2013),
Laboratory courses in Electrodynamics and Optics for first year college students (Spring 2012, Summer 2012, Summer 2014),
- Studio courses in Electrodynamics (Fall 2013),
- Grader for the graduate electromagnetism course, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL, USA, (Fall 2012),
- CMS Data Analysis School, January 2015.
- Photon Hands-on Advance Tutorials Session, June 2015.
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