• Taught six graduate courses at Penn State, on the following topics: statistical signal processsing, information theory, pattern recognition, neural networks, data compression, introduction to random processes.
  

• Developed undergraduate discrete-time signals and sytems course at Penn State and taught three undergraduate courses: signals and systems, discrete-time signals and systems, and digital signal processing.

Year		Course
2007	Fall	EE560 Stochastic Processes , EE/CSE583 Pattern Recognition
	Spring	EE351 Discrete Systems
2006	Fall	EE556 Neural Networks
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
2005	Fall	EE561 Information Theory
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
2004	Fall	Sabbatical Leave
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
2003	Fall	EE453 Digital Signal Processing, EE561 Information Theory
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
2002	Fall	EE453 Digital Signal Processing EE, CSE583 Pattern Recognition
	Spring	EE453 Digital Signal Processing, EE597 Topics in Biosystem
2001	Fall	EE561 Information Theory, EE453 Digital Signal Processing
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
2000	Fall	EE351 Discrete Systems EE, CSE583 Pattern Recognition
	Spring	EE351 Discrete Systems
1999	Fall	EE351 Discrete Systems
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
1998	Fall	EE561 Information Theory
	Spring	EE397C Discrete Systems
1997	Fall	EE397C Discrete Systems
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
1996	Fall	EE597F Signal Compression
	Spring	EE553 Topics in Signal Processing
1995	Fall	EE317 Signals and Systems