From Machine Learning to Modern AI: Fundamentals, Tools, and Applications
Texas A&M UniversityGraduate course. Builds on ENTC 689: Generative AI, the first GenAI course at Texas A&M (Spring 2025, 2026).
Spring 2027 Course site coming soonTeaching
Course materials with interactive simulations, worked examples, and up-to-date content. Each course has its own site.
Wireless Transmission Systems
Texas A&M UniversityUndergraduate course with newly developed labs. Taught since Spring 2023.
Every fall and spring Course site coming soonArtificial Intelligence: Introduction and Applications
Texas A&M UniversityNew undergraduate course with a full curriculum design.
First offering Fall 2027Course sites are password-protected. Enrolled students can find the password in Canvas.
Other courses taught
AI/ML Fundamentals, Tools, and Applications
Texas A&M UniversityCollege of Engineering Sprint Course: a one-week, 15-hour course developed and launched new.
Fall 2026Generative AI: Introduction and Applications
Texas A&M UniversityThe first GenAI course at Texas A&M; developed and launched new, with a full curriculum design.
Spring 2025, 2026AI Course Modules
Texas A&M UniversityAI modules for Texas A&M’s university-wide first-year course, developed with the Center for Teaching Excellence.
2026PE Exam Preparation: Communications Topics
Texas A&M UniversityDeveloped and taught the communications topics for Los Alamos National Laboratory staff and engineers.
2023Wireless Communications
Oklahoma State UniversityGraduate course with a full curriculum design.
2017–2022Data Communications
Oklahoma State UniversityFull curriculum design with newly developed labs.
2016–2021Stochastic Systems
Oklahoma State UniversityGraduate course with a full curriculum design.
2018–2019Signals Analysis
Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate course.
2020–2021Communication Theory
Oklahoma State UniversityUndergraduate course.
2020