I have taught twelve engineering and design courses, as an instructor, lecturer, mentor, or teaching assistant.
At Olin College:
Introduction to Mechanical Prototyping
Design Nature
Design for Manufacturing
Principles of Integrated Engineering
Collaborative Design
Mechanical Solids & Structures
At MIT:
2.009: Product Engineering Processes
2.007: Design & Manufacturing I
2.00b: Toy Product Design
2.00: Introduction to Design
2.76: Global Engineering
2.000: Explorations in Mechanical Engineering
These courses have taken many forms—introductory to graduate, project-based to lecture-based, 12 students to 150 students, student-centered to impact-centered—so I am familiar with the structures, goals, and challenges of many forms of teaching practice.
Even with this familiarity, I treat my courses as opportunities for innovation.
Guiding students through the product development process
Redesigning a mechanical design course for remote, project-based learning
Building tools, resources, and spaces to enable accessible, integrated learning experiences
