Teaching

Teaching awards

Georgia State University

Fall 2026

Agentic AI

Build. Break. Iterate. The full agent lifecycle practiced from day one: the brain, the tools, the orchestration, the self-evaluation. It ends in a capstone where teams take a real problem from idea to working prototype and pitch it.

Taught as part of PATH (Pathways for AI Training and Hiring), a multi-year MIT RAISE and Georgia State initiative building industry-aligned AI training, with the Robinson College of Business anchoring the Georgia hub.

Spring 2026

Agentic AI

Undergraduate. The first run of the course, co-taught with Dr. Amrita George.

Fall 2025
Fall 2024
Fall 2023

Data Programming

Undergraduate. Python and machine learning for people who came to solve business problems rather than to write software: wrangling the data, training a model, reading what it is actually telling you, and the point at which it earns the right to be believed.

Spring 2025
Spring 2024

Fundamentals of Database Management Systems

Graduate core.

Fall 2024
Fall 2023

Database Management Systems

Undergraduate core.

University of Pittsburgh

Fall 2021

Introduction to Information Systems

Undergraduate core. Instructor.

Spring 2021

Data Programming Essentials with Python

MBA and MS elective. Instructor; also teaching assistant for this course in Spring and Fall 2019.

Spring 2019

Advanced Data Programming with R

MBA and MS elective. Teaching assistant.

Elsewhere

Summer 2019

E-Commerce

MBA. Teaching assistant, Harvard University.

2014–2017

Career Center instructor and student mentor

Tsinghua University.

Competition coaching

I coached the Georgia State team at CoMIS 2025, the international undergraduate MIS case competition hosted by the Carlson School at the University of Minnesota. The team took first place at the group level and advanced to the final round.