Teaching

I am interested in teaching various courses in GIScience. They include a series of GIS: Introduction to GIS, GIS-based Modeling, Database for GIS, and Web-based GIS, and a series of remote sensing: Introduction to Remote Sensing and Introductory/Advanced Digital Image Processing.

I believe that teaching is a great opportunity to contribute to the scientific society, to communicate with future researchers, and at the same time to deepen my understanding and knowledge.

Spring 2012

ERE693. GIS-based Modeling (syllabus)

Fall 2011

ERE335/ERE530. Numerical and Computing Methods (syllabus)

ERE692. Remote Sensing of the Environment (syllabus)

Spring 2011

ERE596-12. Remote Sensing of the Environment

Fall 2010

FEG335. Numerical and Computing Methods

ERE596-06. GIS-Based Modeling

Spring 2010

ERE596-12. Remote Sensing of the Environment

Fall 2009

FEG335. Numerical and Computing Methods

ERE596-06. GIS-Based Modeling

Spring 2009

ERE596-12. Remote Sensing of the Environment

Fall 2008

ERE596-06. GIS-based Modeling

Spring 2008

ERE351. Basic Engineering Thermodynamics (syllabus)

• Consists of two lectures (M, W 12:45-1:40 at Baker 437).

Fall 2007

ERE596-06. GIS-based Modeling

• Objective: implement spatial and temporal modeling concepts using GIS-based modeling techniques.
• Topics include spatial interpolation, suitability and capability modeling, hydrologic modeling, dispersion modeling, calibration modeling, accessbility modeling, and rainfall-runoff modeling.
• Consists of two lectures (M, W 10:35-11:30 at Baker 437) and one lab (W 3:45 - 6:35 at Baker 438).