Course: BIOEN/EE 568 (2007), a graduate course in Image Processing Computer Systems.
Role: Co-Instructor
Course: BIOEN/EE 568 (2006), a graduate course in Image Processing Computer Systems.
Role: Principal Instructor
Course: BIOEN 599Y (2004), Introduction to Technology
Commercialization for engineers.
Role: Co-Instructor
along with several local entrepreneurs and venture capitalists in the pacific
northwest region.
Course: BIOEN/EE 568 (2004), a graduate course in Image Processing Computer Systems.
Role: Principal Instructor
Course: BIOEN 599E (2003), Introduction to Technology
Commercialization for engineers.
Role: Co-instructor along with several local entrepreneurs and venture capitalists
in the pacific northwest region.
This is was first of its kind course offered for engineers.
Course: BIOEN/EE 568 (2000), a graduate course in Image Processing Computer Systems.
Role: Co-instructor.
I delivered lectures, designed the homeworks, led class discussions, and
along with Dr. Kim assigned class projects.
Since July 2000, I have mentored PhD students towards their dissertations, so far three students have successfully defended his dissertation in Electrical Engineering. As a mentor, I have first taught new PhD students to critically review published material and to identify the research groups that perform quality research. I have also taught the students to learn from the mistakes of others and to avoid repeating them. I have also sponsored two PhD students through my own research grants.
I have mentored undergraduate researchers in Bioengineering and Computer Science also. I continue to serve on the graduate advisory comittee of students at the University of Washington.
Course: EE 590 (Sep. 1996 – Dec. 1996), a graduate course on Advanced Topics in Digital Computers: Advanced Multimedia Processors and Their Architectures.
Course: BIOEN/EE 568 (Jan. 1996 – Mar. 1996), a graduate course in Image Processing Computer Systems.