``Problem Solving - How Science Works?,'' Instructor. An introductory course on common methods of reasoning in science.
2010-11 Spring
``Magic, Medicine and Science,'' Teaching Assistant of Peter Machamer. A course covering topics in the history of science and medicine from Plato to Newton.
2010-11 Fall
``Philosophy of 20th Century Physics,'' Instructor. An advanced level course on philosophy of relativity theory and non-relativistic quantum mechanics.
2009-10 Summer
``Problem Solving - How Science Works?,'' Instructor. An introductory course on common methods of reasoning in science.
2009-10 Spring
``Philosophy of 20th Century Physics,'' Instructor. An advanced level course on philosophy of relativity theory and non-relativistic quantum mechanics.
2009-10 Fall
``Problem Solving - How Science Works?,'' Instructor. An introductory course on common methods of reasoning in science.
2007-08 Spring
``Problem Solving - How Science Works?,'' Instructor. An introductory course on common methods of reasoning in science.
2007-08 Fall
``Magic, Medicine and Science,'' Instructor. A course covering topics in the history of science and medicine from Plato to Newton.
2006-07 Spring
``Magic, Medicine and Science,'' Instructor. A course covering topics in the history of science and medicine from Plato to Newton.
2006-07 Fall
``Myth and Science,'' Instructor. A course focusing on the emergence of science from ancient myths, finishing with Plato.
2005-06 Spring
``Myth and Science,'' Instructor. A course focusing on the emergence of science from ancient myths, finishing with Plato.
2005-06 Fall
``Principles of Scientific Reasoning,'' Instructor. An introductory course on deductive and inductive logic.
2004-05 Spring
``Explanations of Humans and Society,'' Teaching Assistant of Peter Machamer. A course focusing on Freud, Skinner, Piaget, and Bartlett.
2004-05 Fall
``Thinking about the Environment,'' Teaching Assistant of John Earman. A course taking a critical look at environmentalism.
Other teaching experience
Graduate
I assisted John Earman teaching his Ph.D. seminar on Determinism at the University of Pittsburgh.
Other
Since 2012 I'm a teaching consultant for Milestone Institute, a private organization that facilitates admission of students to Cambridge, Oxford, and other top-tier universities in the UK. Between 1998 and 2001 I taught various Studium Generale preparatory courses in mathematics at Corvinus University.
