Raluca Tanase

I will be teaching a Masters course in Dynamical Systems at the University of Bucharest in Spring 2023.

I had the opportunity to be an instructor for several undergraduate and graduate classes at Cornell University, at Stony Brook University, at the University of Toronto (UTM campus), and at Uppsala University:

• 1MA217: Dynamical Systems (Graduate Course) (Uppsala University, Fall 2020, Winter 2021)
• MAT 302: Introduction to Algebraic Cryptography (University of Toronto, Spring 2019)
• MAT 334: Complex Variables (University of Toronto, Fall 2017, Fall 2018)
• MAT 232: Calculus of Several Variables (University of Toronto, Spring 2018)
• MAT 555: Introduction to Dynamical Systems (Graduate Course) (Stony Brook University, Spring 2015)
• MAT 303: Calculus IV - Differential Equations with Applications (Stony Brook University, Fall 2016)
• MAT 331: Computer Assisted Mathematical Problem Solving (Stony Brook, Fall 2014, Fall 2015, Spring 2017)
• MAT 131: Calculus I (Stony Brook University, Spring 2014)
• MAT 126: Calculus B (Stony Brook University, Fall 2013, Spring 2016)
• Math 2940: Linear Algebra for Engineers (Cornell University, Summer 2014)
• Math 1350: The Art of Secret Writing - Cryptography (Cornell University, Summer 2011, Summer 2012)
• Math 1110: Calculus I (Cornell University, Fall 2009, Fall 2011)

I have also been a teaching assistant at Cornell University for the following courses:

• Math 6120: Complex Analysis (Spring 2011)
• Math 4310: Linear Algebra (Fall 2007, Fall 2012)
• Math 2940: Linear Algebra for Engineers (Spring 2008, Spring 2009)
• Math 4330: Honnors Linear Algebra (Fall 2008)
• Math 4030: History of Mathematics (Spring 2009)

At Cornell University, I have developed some projects for MEC (Math Explorer Club):

• R. Radu, R. Tanase, Mathematics of Web Search, 2009 (Highly cited web page).
• R. Tanase, Ehrenfeucht-Fraïssé games (Logics), 2009.