Teaching
2025-2026
Semester October 2025 to February 2026.
- Quantum Information Theory Pedagogical lecture course.
- Probability Theory Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students.
- Analysis III Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students.
2024-2025
Semester October 2024 to February 2025.
- Quantum Information Theory Pedagogical lecture course.
- Probability Theory Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students.
- Topology Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students. Notes on Cantor set.
Semester March to June 2025.
2023-2024
Semester October 2023 to February 2024.
- Basic Category Theory Pedagogical lecture course.
- Probability Theory Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students.
- Topology Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students. Notes on Cantor set.
Semester March to June 2024.
2022-2023
Semester October 2022 to February 2023.
- Basic Category Theory Pedagogical lecture course.
- Analysis III Pedagogical lecture course for Erasmus students.
Semester March to June 2023.
2021-2022
Semester October 2021 to February 2022.
- Basic Category Theory Pedagogical lecture course.
- The Banach-Tarski Paradox Pedagogical lecture course. Lecture notes.
- Master Seminar I Student seminar course.
Semester March to June 2022.
- New Trends: Multipliers Pedagogical lecture course.
- Scholarly English Student seminar course.
- Diploma Seminar II Student seminar course.
2020-2021
At the University of Bialystok I was responsible for two courses in the semester October 2020 to February 2021.
In the semester March to June 2021 I taught three courses.
- New Trends: Multipliers Pedagogical lecture course.
- Quantum Information Theory Pedagogical lecture course.
- Scholarly English Student seminar course with the goal of developing mathematical English skills.
2019-2020
I was free to do research for all of 2019!
During spring 2020 I supervised a group of students from Chalmers University of Technology and the University of Gothenburg during their Bachelor project on the Banach-Tarski Paradox.
2018
At the University of Saskatchewan I was responsible for the Calculus 1 Math 110 course in spring 2018 and the Calculus 2 Math 116 course in summer 2018, based on Stewart's Calculus: early transcendentals. As part of these courses I produced several resources, available here.
Please let me know if you notice any mistakes in these notes. I have also produced other resources, including a collection of exam questions and solutions for these courses; any instructor who would like a copy of any of these documents is welcome to contact me.