Teaching
Teaching
My teaching pairs theory with direct systems work. I focus on strong fundamentals, careful intuition-building, and public course pages that surface the durable parts of each offering.
UC San Diego
Current teaching
Quarter-specific logistics live in class and on Canvas. The public pages here focus on the durable material: course scope, planners, archived lectures, assignments, and representative course structure.
Current course
ECE 157A: Wireless Communications Laboratory
Hands-on digital communications with SDRs, labs, and mini-projects spanning modulation, synchronization, detection, channels, and OFDM.
Representative pages
Regular and archived courses
These pages preserve the material that is still useful publicly: course framing, assignments, lecture archives, and project structure.
Graduate course
ECE 257B: Principles of Wireless Communication
Modern wireless systems across communication theory, MIMO, RF sensing, localization, and research-driven projects.
Laboratory archive
ECE 157B: Wireless Sensing Laboratory
Wireless sensing through practical experiments on breathing, heart-rate, FMCW ranging, localization, and multi-user inference.
Course history
Other teaching and earlier roles
UC San Diego
ECE 157A: Wireless Communications Laboratory
ECE 157B: Wireless Sensing Laboratory
ECE 257B: Principles of Wireless Communication
ECE 101: Linear Systems Fundamentals
MIT
6.888: Wireless Communication Systems, including instruction on full-duplex radios.
Stanford
EE107: Embedded Networked Systems, teaching assistant.