Consistently, I am doing significant graduate and undergraduate teaching work with very high Instructor rating. My teaching work has been distributed along the following lines:

• Formal classroom instruction at both graduate and undergraduate levels.
• Interprofessional Projects (IPRO).
• Graduate research and Ph.D. Thesis instruction and associated work.
• Undergraduate research instruction.
• Graduate Seminars and Colloquia.

Undergraduate courses taught:
(Key: *, Course offered simultaneously on interactive TV and Internet for on campus and distant learning students)

• Interprofessional Projects – IPRO-302 (lecture & lab)
• Principles of Chemistry I - CHEM-124 (lecture & lab)
• Principles of Chemistry II - CHEM-125 (lecture & lab)
• Instrumental Analysis - CHEM-321 (lecture & lab)
• Spectroscopic Methods in Identification & Analysis - CHEM-334 (lecture)
• Spectroscopic and Separation Techniques-CHEM-335 (lab)
• * Inorganic Chemistry - CHEM-415 (lecture)
• Advanced Chemistry Laboratory-CHEM-416 (lecture & lab)

Graduate courses taught:
(Key: *, Course offered simultaneously on interactive TV and Internet for on campus and distant learning students)

• * Spectroscopic Methods I - CHEM-505 (lecture)
• * Physical Methods of Characterization- CHEM-509 (lecture)
• * Advanced Inorganic Chemistry - CHEM-520 (lecture)
• * Structural Inorganic and Solid State Chemistry - CHEM-521 (lecture)
• * Efficient Chemical and Materials Synthesis - CHEM-522 (lecture)
• Advanced Chemistry Projects - CHEM-560 (lab)
• Special Problems - CHEM-594 (lab)
• Reading and Special Problems-CHEM-597 (lab)

Research courses:

• Introduction to Research - CHEM-450
• Senior Thesis in Chemistry-CHEM-487
• Special Projects - CHEM-497
• Preliminary Research- CHEM-591
• Research and Thesis-CHEM-691

Seminar and colloquium courses:

• Graduate Seminar in Chemistry CHEM-584/684
• Chemistry Colloquium - CHEM-585