Curriculum Vitae (pdf).
Research
My research interests include design,
analysis, and implementation of algorithms for biological problems.
I am working under Professor
Richard M. Karp
Teaching
- Graduate Student Instructor, CS 70:
Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory, University of
California-Berkeley, Spring 2008.
- Graduate Student Instructor, CS 70:
Discrete
Mathematics
and Probability Theory, University of California-Berkeley, Fall
2007.
- Teaching Assistant, COMS 4236: Computational
Complexity, Columbia University, Spring 2007.
- Teaching Assistant, COMS 3261: Computability and Models of
Computation, Columbia University, Spring 2007.
- Teaching Assistant, CSEE 4824: Computer Architecture, Columbia
University, Fall 2006.
- Teaching Assistant, COMS 3139: Honors Data Structures and
Algorithms, Columbia University, Spring 2006.
- Teaching Assistant, COMS
3261: Computability and Models of Computation, Columbia University,
Fall 2005.
- Instructor, CS
10051: Introduction to Computer Science, Kent State University,
Fall 2004.
- Lab Instructor, CS 10051: Introduction to Computer Science, Kent
State University, Spring 2004.
- Teaching Assistant, FRCL 174: Defining America: Family Values and
Culture Wars, Hiram College, Fall 2000.
- Teaching Assistant, CPSC 160: Computer Literacy, Hiram College,
Summer 2000.
- Tutor, CPSC 171: Introduction to Computer Science, Hiram College,
Spring 1999.
Contact Information
2001 Channing Way, Apt. 4
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 931-7980
luqman at berkeley dot edu
