Current Courses (M.S.)

All course requirements for my M.S. degree have been completed as of end of Spring, 2006, so I am currently not taking any courses this Fall term.

Spring 2006 (M.S.)

18.086: Mathematical Methods for Engineers II

16.891: Space Policy Seminar

Fall 2005 (M.S.)

6.867: Machine Learning

6.866: Machine Vision (audit)

16.413: Principles of Autonomy and Decision Making (Teaching Assistant)

Spring 2005 (Senior)

16.412: Cognitive Robotics (M.S.)

16.832: CDIO Space Systems Development II

16.901: Computational Methods in Aerospace Engineering

18.085: Mathematical Methods for Engineers I (M.S.)

21M.401: MIT Concert Choir

16.003, 16.004: Unified Engineering III, IV (Teaching Assistant)

Fall 2004 (Senior)

16.413: Principles of Autonomy and Decision Making (M.S.)

16.831: CDIO Space Systems Development I

16.31: Feedback Control Systems

21L.003: Reading Fiction

16.001, 16.002: Unified Engineering I, II (Teaching Assistant)

Spring 2004 (Junior)

16.30: Estimation and Control of Aerospace Systems

16.36: Communication Systems Engineering

16.83: Space Systems Engineering

14.21: Health Economics

21L.009: Shakespeare

16.003, 16.004: Unified Engineering III, IV (Teaching Assistant)

Fall 2003 (Junior)

16.06: Principles of Automatic Control

16.05: Thermodynamics

16.20: Structural Mechanics

21A.100: Anthropology

21F.109: Chinese III Streamlined

16.001, 16.002: Unified Engineering I, II (Teaching Assistant)

Spring 2003 (Sophomore)

16.030: Unified Engineering III

16.040: Unified Engineering IV

16.070: Computer Programming in Aerospace Applications

7.013: Biology

Fall 2002 (Sophomore)

16.010: Unified Engineering I

16.020: Unified Engineering II

6.002: Circuits and Electronics

14.02: Principles of Macroeconomics

21F.046: Modern Chinese Fiction and Cinema

Spring 2002 (Freshman)

6.001: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

6.041: Probabilistic Systems Analysis

8.022: Physics II

12.409: Hands-On Astronomy: Observing Stars and Planets

14.01: Principles of Microeconomics

Fall 2001 (Freshman)

18.03: Differential Equations

8.012: Physics I

5.112: Principles of Chemical Science

21W.732: Technical Communication

12.A34: Freshman Seminar: Astrobiology

6.070: Electronics Project Laboratory

Credits from High School (for B.S.)

18.01: Calculus

18.02: Multivariable Calculus

18.06: Linear Algebra

GEN.APCR: for Computer Science