Teaching

Boise State University

Primary Instructor:

Fall 2017: ECE 210: Introductory Circuit Analysis
Spring 2017: ECE 420/520: Advanced Device Design and Simulation. Course Google site (BSU only)
Fall 2016: ECE 697: Electrical Characterization of Semiconductor Materials and Devices. Course Google site ECE 697 (BSU only)
Spring 2016: ECE 420/520, Advanced Device Design and Simulation
Fall 2015: ECE 212, Circuit Analysis and Design
Spring 2015: ECE 420/520, Advanced Device Design and Simulation
Fall 2014: ECE 212, Circuit Analysis and Design
Spring 2014: ECE 420/520, Advanced Device Design and Simulation
Fall 2013: ECE 212/L, Circuit Analysis and Design (with Lab)

Teaching Assistant:

Spring 2009: CHEM 4V01, EE 4V95, PHYS 4V10, BIOL 4V00, Introduction to Nanotechnology

Substitute Lectures:

Spring 2013: “Lithography and Process Integration Issues for Nanoscale TFTs” in Lithography and Nanofabrication (EE/MSEN 6348)
Spring 2013: “Chapter 7: Carrier Lifetimes” and “Chapter 9: Charge-Based and Probe Characterization” in Semiconductor Material and Device Characterization (MSEN 7V80)
Spring 2013: “Introduction to Quantum Mechanics I and II” and “Introduction to Statistical Mechanics I and II” in Introduction to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (NANO 3301)
Fall 2012: “Engine Cycles” and “Nanothermodynamics,” in Thermodynamics of Materials (MSEN 5310)
Fall 2012: “Elementary Quantum Physics,” in Electronic, Optic and Magnetic Materials (MSEN 6324)
Spring 2012: “Time-Independent Schrodinger Equation Solutions,” in Modern Physics I (PHYS 3352)
Fall 2011: “Nanothermodynamics,” “Chemical Reactions,” and “Engine Cycles,” in Thermodynamics of Materials (MSEN 5310)
Spring 2010: “Applying Quantum Mechanics to Atoms and Molecules,” “The 1-D Bloch Theorem and the 1-D Kronig-Penney Model,” and “The Shockley Semiconductor Equations,” in Fundamentals of Semiconductor Devices (EE/MSEN 6320)
Spring 2009: “Nanoethics,” in Introduction to Nanotechnology (CHEM 4V01, EE 4V95, PHYS 4V10, BIOL 4V00)