Teaching

Currently, I am teaching either Concepts in Statistical Mechanics (PH7002) or Physics (PH1011) in Semester 1 (alternating) and Calculus for Physics (MH1803) in Semester 2.

• Concepts in Statistical Mechanics (PH7002) is a graduate course on the physics of phase transition. It supersedes PAP710. The course covers interacting systems such as Ising model, transfer matrices, series expansion, linked cluster expansion, renormalization groups, etc. 

• Physics (PH1011) is a course on freshman physics for engineering students. Prerequisite: Physics at A or H2 level, or equivalent. This course teaches the basic concepts and problem solving skills in Mechanics, Thermal Physics and Electricity & Magnetism. 

• Calculus for Physics (MH1803) is a mathematics course for students majoring in physics. Prerequisite: A or H2 level Mathematics or equivalent. Not available to students who have taken/are taking MH1800 and MH1801. Topics include vectors and multivariable calculus, vector analysis, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations. 

In the past, I have also taught Statistical Mechanics I (PH3201), an introductory course in statistical mechanics, and Statistical Mechanics II (PH4501/PAP710), an intermediate course on the physics of phase transitions.