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Teaching Assistant

Purdue University, Department of Statistics

  • STAT 303: Probability and Statistics for Business (Fall 2021 - Spring 2022)
  • STAT 511: Statistical Methods (Spring 2021)
  • STAT 512: Applied Regression Analysis (Spring 2021)

Seoul National University, College of Liberal Studies

  • Selected Topics Seminar 2: Information Theory (Fall 2018)
  • Selected Topics Seminar 1: Knowledge (Spring 2017)

Seoul National University, Department of Statistics

  • Elementary Statistics (Fall 2017)
  • Big Data Special Course using R (Jan. 2016)

Statistics Instructor

Purdue University, Department of Statistics

  • STAT 517: Statistical Inference (Summer 2025)
    • Delivered an online graduate course to 60 students
  • STAT 301: Elementary Statistical Methods (Spring 2023 - Spring 2025)
    • Lectured on elementary statistics to 2 sections of 60 undergraduate students
    • Covered inferential techniques and data analysis methods and taught SPSS usage as a statistical software

Applied Mathematics Instructor

University of Washington, Department of Applied Mathematics: Computational Finance and Risk Management (CFRM) Program

  • CFRM 405: Mathematical Methods for Quantitative Finance (Fall 2025; Fall 2026 scheduled)
    • Lectured on analytical and computational methods used in financial modeling, with emphasis on problem solving and applications to quantitative finance; 90 students
  • CFRM 521: Machine Learning for Finance (Spring 2026)
    • Lectured on financial data processing, model training and evaluation, and reproducible implementation; 85 students
    • Guided student projects on machine learning for financial data analysis
  • CFRM 425: R Programming for Quantitative Finance (Winter 2026)
    • Taught data manipulation, statistical computing, visualization, simulation, and reproducible workflows for financial applications; 25 students
  • CFRM 590: Multiscale Financial Signal Processing (Fall 2025)
    • Co-taught a special topics course with Prof. Tim Leung on multiscale methods for financial signal analysis; 25 students
    • Seminar topics originating from research work on high-frequency financial data, intraday and overnight returns, market microstructure, time-series modeling, and signal extraction.