Teaching Experience
As a Preceptor
To develop a mathematical curriculum for graduate students
in social sciences to satisfy their ever-growing needs in methematical
methods and modelling, as coming up in the study of various social
phenomena, in disciplines as diverse as public health, psychology,
education, government, social policy making, etc. Other responsibilities
include mentoring graduate students in their mathematical projects and
theses, as well as organizing workshops on various topics of interest,
such as dynamical systems, game theory, network theory, optimization, etc.
Supervised
2.
Amin Gholampour,
Symplectic Thom Conjecture, a review of
the work of Szabó and Ozsváth (in Persian), M.S. thesis, Sharif
University, July 2002.
1. Seyyed Mohsen Khalkhali, Finslerian Geometry as a
Generalization of Riemannian Geometry (in Persian), M.S. thesis, Sharif
University, Oct. 2001.
Taught
- Introduction to
Seiberg-Witten theory (graduate), Harvard University, Fall 2007.
Principal bundles and connections, gauge transformations,
Seiberg-Witten equations and moduli space, local and global structure of
the moduli space, the invariants, some examples (from complex geometry)
- Topics in
Seiberg-Witten theory (graduate), Harvard University, Spring 2008.
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Topics in the theory of Manifolds (graduate), Sharif
University, Fall 2001, Spring 2002.
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Geometry of Manifolds II (graduate), Sharif University, Spring 2001.
- Pre-Calculus, Harvard University, Summer 2007.
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College Algebra and Trigonometry, Columbia University,
1998-99, 1999-2000, Summers 1998 and 1997.
Functions and their graphs, basic algebraic manipulations and graph
transformations, trigonometric functions
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Matrices and Computers ,
Stevens Institute of Technology, Summer 1998.
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Calculus II , Columbia University, Summer 1996.
- Calculus for Business and
Economics, Northeastern University, Fall 2007.
- Elementary Differential Topology, Sharif University of
Technology, Spring 1994.
Differentiable manifolds and maps, Sard's theorem, degree of a map and
index of a vector field, Hopf theorem, Thom cobordism and cohomotopy
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Introduction to Modern Analysis I, Columbia University,
Summers 1999 and 2000; Sharif University, Spring 2001.
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Introduction to Modern Analysis II, Columbia University,
Summers 1999 and 2000.
Assisted
- Leading several individual studies in local and global
differential geometry, multi-variable calculus, topology and
differential topology, Sharif University, 2000-02.
- Leading sections of
Calculus IIS mathematica recitations , Columbia University,
1998-99, Falls 1998 and 1997.
- Leading sections of
Calculus IS mathematica recitations , Columbia University,
fall 1996.
- Leading a recitation section for a 1-year-long honors course in
mathematical analysis (differential and integral calculus), Sharif
University of Technology, 1992-93.
- Assisting and tutoring Calculus I-IV, Basic Topology, Honors Math,
Modern Algebra and Modern Analysis, Columbia University,
1994-2000.
N.B. Some links might be dead.
Last updated
Thursday, January 15, 2009.
Pedram Safari, safari@math.harvard.edu