New Course · Spring 2027

Spring 2027 · MAP 4934.02 / MAP 5932.04 · MW 3:05 PM · LOV 107

New Introduction to Computational Topology and Machine Learning

Data has shape. This course shows students how to see and measure that shape with topology, and how to use it in modern machine learning, from decision trees to neural networks. It is open to all majors, with no prior topology, Python, or machine learning required. Python is taught from scratch, and the semester ends with a capstone project. Graduate students take a dual-listed section with a research-level project that produces a submission-ready manuscript.

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Course flyer for Introduction to Computational Topology and Machine Learning, Spring 2027

Florida State University

TermCourseRole
Spring 2027Introduction to Computational Topology and Machine Learning (new course) — MAP 4934.02 (Undergraduate) · MAP 5932.04 (Graduate)Instructor of Record
Spring 2027MAP 2302 — Ordinary Differential EquationsInstructor of Record
2025 – 2026MAP 2302 — Ordinary Differential EquationsInstructor of Record

University of Texas at Dallas

CourseTitleRole
MATH 1314College AlgebraTA
MATH 1316TrigonometryTA
MATH 2312PrecalculusTA
MATH 2413Calculus ITA
MATH 2414Calculus IITA
MATH 2420Differential EquationsTA
MATH 4301Mathematical AnalysisTA
MATH 4341TopologyTA
MATH 6310Topology (Graduate)TA

Mentoring

I am actively mentoring undergraduate students in research. Current projects:

If you are a student interested in topological data analysis, graph machine learning, knowledge graphs, or AI for cybersecurity / drug discovery, please get in touch.