Teaching Experiences
Frank Sottile

Texas A&M University

• Spring 2024
  Math 629: History of Mathematics, Sections 699 & 700.
  Math 685, Section 616, Directed Studies.
  Math 691, Section 607, Research.
  
  
• Fall 2023
  Math 221H: Honors Several Variables Calculus, Section 201.
  Math 653: Algebra I, Section 600.
  Math 685, Section 625, Directed Studies.
  Math 691, Section 601, Research.
  
• Summer 2023
  Math 691, Sections 309 and 103, Research.
  Math 685, Section 108, Research.
  
• Spring 2023 On Faculty Development Leave
  Math 691, Section 611, Research.
  
• Fall 2022
  SCEN 100: Hullabaloo U, Section 502
  Math 300H: Honors Foundations of Mathematics, Section 970.
  Math 662, Schubert Calculus. Section 601
  Math 691, Section 601, Research.
  
• Summer 2022
  Math 691, Section 601, Research.
  
• Spring 2022
  Math 491, Section 205, Honors Research.
  Math 629: History of Mathematics, Sections 699 & 700.
  Math 685, Section 616, Directed Studies.
  Math 691, Section 611, Research.
  
• Autumn 2021
  Math 300H: Honors Foundations of Mathematics, Section 970.
  Math 666: Introduction to Noninear Algebra
  Math 685, Section 612, Directed Studies.
  Math 691, Section 637, Research.
  
• Spring 2021
  Math 654: Algebra II.
  Math 685, Section 616, Directed Studies.
  Math 691, Section 611, Research.
  
• Autumn 2020
  Math 300: Foundations of Mathematics. Sections 902 and 905
  Math 685, Section 612, Directed Studies. 4 students, 14 Credit Hours
  Math 691, Section 637, Research. 4 students, 18 Credit Hours
• Spring 2020
  Math 629: History of Mathematics.
  Algorithmic Algebraic Geometry: A course at the Freie Universität Berlin part of thematic Einstein semester Algebraic Geometry Varieties, Polyhedra, Computation.
  Math 691, 685
• Autumn 2019
  Math 300H: Honors Foundations of Mathematics.
  Math 662: Real Algebraic Geometry for Applications.
  Math 691, Section 637, Research. 3 students, 18 CH
• Spring 2019
  Math 220: Foundations of Mathematics.
  Math 648: Computational Algebraic Geometry.
  Math 685: Computational Algebraic Geometry, a distance reading course.
  
• Autumn 2018
  Math 645: A Survey of Mathematical Problems I.
  
• Spring 2018
  Math 629: History of Mathematics.
  
• Autumn 2017
  Math 220: Foundations of Mathematics.
  Math 653: Algebra I.
  
• Spring 2017
  Math 629: History of Mathematics.
  
• Autumn 2016
  Participating in the programme on Combinatorial Algebraic Geometry at the Fields Institute for Research in the Mathematical Sciences.
  
• Spring 2016
  Math 662: Representations of the Symmetric group and Young Tableaux.
  
• Autumn 2015
  Math 220: Foundations of Mathematics, Sections 506 & 508.
  
• Spring 2015
  Math 172H: Honors Calculus II.
  Math 648: Computational Algebraic Geometry.
  
• Autumn 2014 At the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing.
  
• Winter 2014
  Math 467: Modern Geometry.
  Math 620: Algebraic Geometry.
• Autumn 2013
  Math 221: Multivariate Calculus.
  Math 653: Algebra I.
• Winter 2013 At the MSRI
  
• Autumn 2012
  Math 622: Toric varieties and Grassmannians.
• Winter 2012
  Math 467: Modern Geometry.
  Math 620: Algebraic Geometry.
• Autumn 2011
  Math 221: Multivariate Calculus, Sections 501 & 502 .
  
• Winter 2011 On Faculty Development Leave at the Institute Mittag-Leffler.
  
• Autumn 2010
  Math 151H: Honors Engineering Mathematics I .
  Math 151: Engineering Mathematics I.
• Summer 2010
  Real Solutions to Equations from Geometry.
• Winter 2010
  Math 666: Basic Algebraic Geometry.
• Autumn 2009
  Math 251: Engineering Mathematics III .
  Math 666: Tropical Geometry.
• Winter 2009
  Math 662: Symmetric functions and combinatorial Hopf algebras.
• Autumn 2008
  Math 151H: Honors Calculus for Engineers.
  Math 221: Multivariate calculus.
  
• Autumn 2007
  Math 221: Multivariate calculus.
  Math 648: Computational Algebraic Geometry
• Summer 2007
  Math 662, Section 2: Seminar in Algebra: Applicable Algebraic Geometry.
  
• Winter 2007
  Math 689, Section 4: Introduction to Applicable Algebraic Geometry.
  
• Autumn 2006
  Math 311: Multivariate Mathematics.
  Math 151H: Honors Calculus for Engineers.
• Winter 2005
  Math 171: Analytic Geometry and the Calculus.
• Autumn 2004
  Math 662: Young Tableaux (Topics in Algebra).

University of Massachusetts

• Autumn 2003
  Math 127H: Honors Calculus for the Life Sciences
  Math 697W: Symetric Functions. Course Announcement.
• Spring 2003
  Math 131: Calculus I, Section 7,   Course Chair.
  Math 412: Introduction to Abstract Algebra II.
• Autumn 2002
  Math 127: Calculus I.
  Math 411: Introduction to Abstract Algebra.
• Spring 2002
  Math 411: Introduction to Abstract Algebra.
• Spring 2001
  Math 131: Calculus I, Sections 9 and 11.
• Autumn 2000
  Math 697R: Applicable Algebraic Geometry.

University of Wisconsin-Madison

• Spring 2000
  Math 841: The Geometry of Linear Algebraic Groups.
  Math 130: Arithmetical Problem Solving.
• Autumn 1999
  Math 763: Introduction to Algebraic Geometry
  Math 130: Arithmetical Problem Solving.
• Spring 1999
  Math 320: Differential Equations and Linear Algebra.
  Math 213: Calculus and Introduction to Differential Equations.
  
  

University of Toronto

• Spring 1998   MAT 344S: Introduction to Combinatorics.
• Autumn 1997   MAT 280F: Multivariate Engineering Calculus.
• Autumn 1994 and 1995: MAT 267F. Advanced Ordinary Differential Equations.
• Spring 1995 and 1996: Mat 344S. Introduction to Combinatorics.
• Spring 1995: Graduate Course on Elliptic Curves.
• 1994-95, 1995-96, and 1997-98: MAT 137Y! Proof-based Calculus. Large lecture.
  
  

University of Chicago, Lecturer.

• Summer 1993. Quantitative Analysis (program for entering Minority Students.)
• Spring 1993. Math 110: Number Theory.
• Autumn 1992. Math 111: Topology and the Infinite.
• Autumn 1990--Spring 1992. Math 151, 152, 153: Calculus.
  
  

University of Cambridge, England

• Undergraduate Supervisions (tutorials), 1987--1988.
  
  

Michigan State University

• Teaching Assistant, Calculus and Analytic Geometry, 1982--1985.