Ismar Volić

Teaching

Here are some of the courses I have taught or am currently teaching. The links will lead you to more information and materials I used, including syllabi, handouts, and homework assignments. Some of my teaching-related activities can be found on the activities page.

Current academic year

Fall 2019:

Multivariable Calculus
Complex Analysis

Spring 2020:

Mathematics and politics
Cryptography

Classes taught in the past

Lower and mid-level:

Calculus I
Calculus II
Multivariable Calculus
Linear Algebra
Ordinary Differential Equations
Number Theory
Discrete Mathematics
Probability and Statistics
Combinatorics and Graph Theory
Abstract Algebra
Real Analysis

Upper level:

Point-set Topology
Algebraic Geometry
Galois Theory
Group Actions
Cryptography
Algebraic Topology
Measure theory and analysis on manifolds
Advanced linear algebra

Other teaching experience

Mathematics and politics (and here is a short summer workshop version of the class)
Cryptography and privacy
Knot Theory
How to Think "The Calculus Way"

I also supervised independent studies, summer research, and senior theses in

Hochschild homology,
Differential geometry,
Advanced ODEs,
Markov chains,
Knot theory,
NTRU cryptosystem,
Category theory,

Algebraic topology,
Frobenius algebras and TQFTs,
Tverberg Conjecture,
Khovanov homology and functor calculus,
Topological data analysis and neuroscience,
Topological data analysis and Unicef data,
Configuration spaces and r-immersions.