Teaching Experience
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Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Computer Science Spring and Fall 2026The University of Texas at Dallas, USACourse: CS 5390 Computer Networks
- Graded assignments, exams, and project deliverables, providing constructive feedback to support student learning.
- Mentored students through course projects, clarifying technical requirements and guiding implementation, troubleshooting, and design decisions.
- Helped students understand course concepts through office hours, technical discussions, and individualized student support.
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Guest Lecturer, Department of Computer Science 2025The University of Texas at Dallas, USACourse: Internet of Things (graduate)
- Delivered multiple lectures on LoRa networking and network simulation in NS-3.
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Undergraduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Electronics and Communication 2018–2020ADGITM, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi, IndiaCourses: ETEC 405 Wireless Networks; ETEC 310 Data Communication and Networks; ETEC 305 Microprocessors and Microcontrollers; ETCS 260 Computer Organization and Architecture
- Assisted faculty across four semesters in delivering course materials, preparing lecture notes, and supporting laboratory instruction and student learning.
Mentoring
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Nasif Ahmed, Ph.D. student, The University of Texas at Dallas Fall 2025 to presentJunior doctoral student in our laboratory. Mentored him on identifying new problems and approaching their solutions, on experiments with COTS LoRa devices, and on writing systems papers; co-authored our IEEE RTAS 2026 paper.
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Punith Jayaramu, M.S. student, Wayne State University Fall 2024Guided his transition from foundational wireless communication concepts to independent research, trained him to assist with testing and debugging my Python-based LR-FHSS network simulator, and mentored him on writing his M.S. thesis.
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Arefa Haque, M.S. student, Wayne State University Summer 2024Guided her in implementing LR-FHSS on COTS devices and trained her to assist with debugging and validating my GNU Radio gateway on a USRP B200, covering experimental design, hardware debugging, and end-to-end system validation.