Teaching Experience

 - Instructor for STA 103 - Probability and Statistical Inference
 - Summer Term: 2011 - May-July
 - Course Webpage:
      http://www.stat.duke.edu/courses/Summer11/sta103/

   Courses taken and TA experience

Below, you can find information about courses which I have taken, and the courses for which I have worked as a teaching assistant (TA). 

=> Courses

Courses taken during the PhD in Statistics (Duke) and Master's Program in Statistics (USP):
 
    - Probability & Measure Theory
    - Modern Statistical Data Analysis
    - Probability & Statistical Methods
    - Linear Models
    - Generalized Linear Models
    - Statistical Inference   
    - Bayesian Inference
    - Inference in Stochastic Processes
    - Computational Techniques in Probability and Statistics
    - Multivariate Analysis    
    - Introduction to Sampling Methodology    
    - Applied Statistics
    - Decision Theory
    - Statistical Consulting Class

=> Teaching Assistant Experience

Teaching assistance activities at USP (2004-2008):
   
    - Undergraduate TA (Stochastic Processes, Statistical Inference,    
       Introductory Courses);
    - Graduate TA for undergraduate course (Probability and Statistics I);
    - Graduate TA for graduate course (MAE5702: Main course of the
      Master’s in Statistics).

At Duke (2009-2010):

    - Graduate TA for undergraduate course: Probability and Statistical
      Inference.