I taught college mathematics until 2014. Here are links to course material for various courses I've taught.

I was an assistant professor of mathematics at Drake University, a liberal arts university in Des Moines, Iowa.

I was a post-doctoral fellow in the math department at Iowa State University from 2007-2009, and taught two courses each semester.

• Honors Calculus III, Spring 2009
• Linear Algebra, Spring 2009
• Honors Calculus II, Fall 2008
• Differential Equations, Fall 2008
• Honors Calculus III, Spring 2008
• Linear Algebra, Spring 2008
• Honors Calculus II, Fall 2007
• Calculus II, Fall 2007

As a graduate student in mathematics at Brigham Young University (2001-2007), I often taught one course each semester. Here are a few of the websites from the courses I taught.

• Quantitative Reasoning, Winter 2007
• College Algebra, Fall 2006. I lectured 6 combined sections and supervised 2 undergraduate teaching assistants. The course used the MyMathLab software and the homework and quizzes were all done online.
• College Algebra, Winter 2006
• Calculus I, Winter 2003
• Calculus I, Fall 2003
• Calculus I, Fall 2004
• Business Calculus, Fall 2005
• Linear Algebra, Spring 2006

I was a teaching assistant for the following courses. Typically, I assisted several sections and taught recitation lectures, graded homework and tests, and held regular office hours.

• BYU Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU), Summer 2006. This was an NSF-funded summer research program for undergraduates covering geometric minimization. I worked closely with a few students in developing some research software, including a Mathematica program that calculated a Steiner tree on a sphere. I also maintained the REU website and supervised and participated in extra-curricular activities.
• Graduate student teaching seminar, 2006. This is an ongoing seminar for new graduate students that meets twice a month. After participating in the seminar for a year, I was asked to help run the seminar. I have led seminar discussions and helped video record participants giving practice lectures.
• Undergraduate Abstract Algebra, Winter 2005.
• Calculus I, Fall 2002.
• Business Calculus, Winter 2002.
• College Algebra, Fall 2001.