Teaching

I have taught courses spanning introductory linguistics, computational linguistics, and statistical natural language processing at the University of Arizona. My courses combine linguistic concepts with hands-on analysis and programming.

University of Arizona — Instructor of Record

LING 438 · Computational Linguistics

Fall 2025; Fall 2026

An upper-level introduction to computational approaches to language, including text processing, regular expressions, finite-state automata, Markov chains, formal grammars, syntactic parsing, and the Chomsky hierarchy. Course work includes programming in Perl, Python, and Prolog.

LING 439 · Statistical Natural Language Processing

Spring 2026

An upper-level course covering machine learning fundamentals, word representations, sequence tagging, and structured prediction. Topics include Naive Bayes, logistic regression, hidden Markov models, embeddings, and dependency parsing.

LING 201 · Introduction to Linguistics

Summer 2024; Summer 2025

Online introductory courses covering phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. I developed recorded lectures, assignments, quizzes, and other course materials.

Additional teaching experience

• LING 150A · Language in the World — Graduate Teaching Associate, University of Arizona, Spring 2025. Supported instruction and held office hours.
• Computational Linguistics — Teaching Assistant, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Spring 2021. Supported Python programming instruction and developed an NLTK tutorial.
• Language Data Analysis — Teaching Assistant, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Fall 2021. Supported linguistic data analysis with R.