Teaching

Courses

• Fall 2011, Math 571, Numerical Linear Algebra, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Winter 2010, Math 471, Introduction to Numerical Methods, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2009, Math 571, Numerical Linear Algebra, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2008, EECS 598, Compressive Sensing, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Michigan.
• Winter 2008, Math 571, Numerical Linear Algebra, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2007, Math 471, Introduction to Numerical Methods, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Winter 2007, Math 650, Fourier Analysis, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Winter 2006, Math 650, Fourier Analysis, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2005, Math 454, Boundary value problems for partial differential equations, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2005, Math 425, Introduction to Probability, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan.
• Fall 2004, Math 454, Boundary value problems for partial differential equations, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan
• Fall 2004, Math 450, Advanced mathematics for engineers, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan
• Winter 2000, Time/Frequency analysis (graduate course), Department of Mathematics, Stanford University

Students

Current Students

• Jae Young Park, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan, expected graduation 2012. (jointly advised with Michael Wakin, Colorado School of Mines).
• Praveen Yenduri, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Michigan, expected graduation 2012.
• Paul Shearer, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan, expected graduation 2012.

PhD Theses

• Ray Maleh, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan, August, 2009. Currently a senior multi-disciplined engineer at L-3 Communications, Integrated Systems, Dallas, Texas.
• Joel Tropp, Topics in Sparse Approximation, University of Texas at Austin, 2004. Jointly advised with Inderjit Dhillon, Department of Computer Science, University of Texas at Austin. Currently an assistant professor (tenure-track) at CalTech.

Thesis Committees

• Mark Iwen, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan, 2008.
• Joel Lepak, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan, 2007 (Master's degree).
• Thiradet Jiarasuksakun, Department of Mathematics, University of Michigan, 2006.
• Earl Lawrence, Department of Statistics, University of Michigan, 2005.

Student Research Projects

• Yi Wang (Univ. of Michigan, EECS), University of Michigan, 2006.
• Kyle Herrity (Univ. of Michigan, REU), University of Michigan, 2005.
• Daniel Sikora (Univ. of Michigan, REU), University of Michigan, 2005.
• Kirill Levchenko (Univ. of California San Diego), AT&T Labs-Research, 2003.
• Joel Tropp (Univ. of Texas), AT&T Labs-Research, 2002.
• Jing Zou (Princeton University), AT&T Labs-Research, 2002.
• Maya Gupta (Stanford University), AT&T Labs-Research, 2000.
• Stephane Seuret (Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications, France), AT&T Labs-Research, 1999.
• Youngmi Joo (Stanford University), AT&T Labs-Research, 1999.
• Jennifer Steichen (Univ. Illinois), AT&T Labs-Research, 1998.

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