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Jeremy Teitelbaum
UConn Homepage with publications, etc.
Data Science
I am the Director of UConn’s MS in Data Science, a one-year professional Master’s degree.
Work
Teaching
During Fall of 2024, I will be teaching:
- The introductory course Fundamentals of Data Science (Grad 5100) for the MS program in Data Science.
- Introduction to Linear Algebra, Math 2210Q.
Course Materials
- Abstract Algebra Materials for the Intro to Abstract Algebra Course at UConn. Based on Judson’s Abstract Algebra book. Videos and Notes.
- Transition to Higher Mathematics, Materials for the “Intro to Proofs” course at UConn. Follows The Book of Proof by Hammack. Videos and Notes.
Machine Learning Visualization and related Projects:
- Row Reduction (JS) – Not machine learning, but useful for linear algebra class. A javascript step-by-step row reduction tool for pedagogical purposes.
- Wallpaper Groups – visualization of the 17 plane symmetry groups
- Disassembling a Bokeh Model – bokeh is a visualization library that I’ve gotten quite interested in. This is the output of a tool that shows the structure of a bokeh plot interactively.
- Bokeh, Bokehjs, and Observablehq
- Sequential Minimal Optimization finds the closest points in the convex hull of two linearly separable point sets. The animation at the top of this page came from this notebook.
Fun
- It’s Hard to Be Funny as Dean – a song written during my stint as Dean of CLAS at UConn.
- I am the very model of a Provost Acadmical – a pastiche composed in honor of Peter Nicholls’s retirement as Provost from UConn.
Banjo
I’m a student of clawhammer and two-finger style old-time banjo. Some videos of my playing are available on my youtube channel. Here is a two-finger arrangement of New Five Cent I wrote as an “assignment” by my teacher Matt Brown.
Here is the tool I wrote to help with writing this sort of tablature using lilypond.
Contact info:
Monteith Hall 231
Department of Mathematics
University of Connecticut
Storrs, CT 06269
email: firstname.lastname at uconn.edu