Teaching

I have taught a variety of courses from basic statistics to field epidemiology in a variety of settings (e.g., industry, university) to learners at different levels. Some examples are shown below.

Lectures

• Outbreak Response Game an exercise in which students get to use the online simulator to explore the trade-offs that occur doing an outbreak of an zoonotic disease.

• Malaria Control: Mathematical Models for Parasite Control a simulation-based lecture and lab on using mathematical models for the control of parasites, with case studies drawn from malaria.

Programming and Statistics

• Introduction to R a 6 lecture series I directed on the basics of the R statistical computing environment.

• Advanced analysis in R a six lecture follow-on series on advanced techniques in R

Guides

• Virus Dynamics an R companion to the book

• Field Epidemiology and Tropical Medicine the course guide to BIO301/302 course that I co-directed. This course taught undergraduate students, medical students, residents, and infectious disease fellows the basics of infectious disease ecology, field epidemiology, and tropical medicine in Tumbes and Lima, Peru