• In Fall 2020, I will be teaching GEO 384F: Finite Element Method in Geophysics. A flyer describing the course can be found here. Note that this course has now converted to "hybrid" mode (an internet version is also available). We will start off with online lectures for the foreseeable future. This means the first class meeting (on Wednesday August 26 at 5pm) will be held over Zoom. For registered students, I'll send you a Zoom link the day before. For others who aren't registered (curious students, postdocs who want to sit in, etc.), contact me and I'll also send you the Zoom link. At this first meeting, I will give an overview of the course (to help you make a decision on taking it), and we will also discuss class logistics. One thing I'd like to do is find a friendlier meeting time (5-7pm was dictated by classroom availability, but that won't be an issue until we go back to physical meetings). So please be prepared to discuss your schedules. I look forward to seeing all of you, if at first only over Zoom!
• In Fall 2019, I taught CSE 397/GEO 391/ME 397/ORI 397: Computational and Variational Methods for Inverse Problems. A flyer describing the course can be found here.
• In Fall 2018, I taught GEO 384F: Finite Element Method in Geophysics. A flyer describing the course can be found here.
• Fall 2015: CSE 397/GEO 391/ME 397/ORI 397: Computational and Variational Methods for Inverse Problems
  
• Fall 2014: GEO 384F: Computational Methods for Geophysics
  
• Spring 2013: GEO 384F: Computational Methods for Geophysics

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