Snezhana I. Abarzhi

                    Teaching and Mentoring

A. Teaching experience

Courses developed and modernized

Graduate:

• Modern methods of mathematical modeling, newly developed
• Data analysis: newly developed
• Probability and statistics, modernized

Professional learning:

• Tutorial on non-equilibrium processes and hydrodynamic instabilities                                   

Courses taught

@ Dept. Applied Math, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, USA, 2006 - 2009
School of Engineering, San Francisco State University, USA, 2004 –2005
Dept. Applied Mathematics, State University of New York at Stony Brook, USA, 2001
Dept. Mathematics, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA, 1997 – 1998
Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology, Russia, 1991-1994

Graduate: 

•  Modern methods of mathematical modeling
• Probability and statistics

Senior undergraduate:

• Fourier series and boundary value problem
•  Matrices
•  Fluid dynamics

Junior undergraduate:

• Ordinary differential equations
• Multi-variable and vector calculus
• Single-variable calculus

High school: 

• Physics
• Mathematics

Project: Information and coding theory

Publications:
- S.S. Orlov, K.V. Shcheglov, H. Liu, S.I. Abarzhi, Error correcting sparse permutation channel codes for digital holographic data storage, Proc. SPIE 6620 (2007).
- S.S. Orlov, K.V. Shcheglov, H. Liu, S.I. Abarzhi, Testing of error-correcting sparse permutation channel codes, NASA Technical Briefs 2007, NPO-45196 (2007).

Conferences:
- SPIE Conference on Optical Data Storage, poster, 2007.
- Frontiers in Optics and Laser Science, talk, 2007.