Brett Stevens - Courses

Non-Carleton University Teaching experience

• Pacific Institure for the Mathematical Sciences Graduate Industrial Mathematical Modeling Camp
  • 2000 Compact Representations of Sets.
  • 2002 Software Testing.
• Lecturer in Mathematics and Computer Science - Simon Fraser University, 1999 - Present:
  • MATH895 Combinatorial Design Theory;
  • PIMS--Graduate Industrial Mathematical Modeling Camp, Compact Representations of Sets;
  • MATH827 Design Theory Portion of Graduate Topics in Combinatorics Course;
  • MACM201 Discrete Mathematics II (330 students);
  • MATH895 Graduate course on Algebraic Methods in Graph Theory.
• Instructor and Course Designer - Peel School District at Erindale Campus, University of Toronto, 1998
  • Three sections of Mathematics of the Rubik's Cube course for gifted students.
• Instructor and Teaching Assistant -- University of Toronto, 1993 - 1998
  • Instructor and Course Designer: Graph Theory at SOAR University of Toronto Gifted Student Program;
  • Teaching Assistant and Instructor (5 years): JMB170, Joint Mathematics and Biology course on Calculus, Regression, Differential Equations, Allometry, Mutation, Selection Balance, Chaotic Systems, Probability and Stochastics.
  • Instructor: MATH242, Second Year Group Theory and Geometry;
• Teaching Assistant, University of Chicago 1992
  • Linear Algebra for the Social Sciences.