I have taught over 20 courses at undergraduate level as teaching assistant and as instructor. Also, I have been instructor in 2 courses at master level. I started as teaching assistant and as instructor in the Facultad de Ciencias  at UNAM in Mexico, but also I have been instructor at Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP). All these courses have been related with some algebra subject. I have taught basic algebra, linear algebra, theory of groups, Galois theory and rings and modules. At BUAP, I was ask to give a graduate course in titling modules and tilting torsion theories following a paper of R. Colpi and J. Trlifaj from where I wrote these notes. Here you can find a list of the courses I have taught, some videos and some notes (In Spanish). As postdoc overseas, I was not required to give any courses, but I did have seminars with my colleagues where I was ask to present some topic. For example, I gave some lectures in Quiver algebras and Quantum groups. For the seminar in Quantum groups, we followed the book "Lectures in algebraic quantum groups" written by K. Brown and K. Goodearl and I wrote some (incomplete) notes with annotations for a better reading of the book. 

Below you can find a brief teaching statement.

TEACHING STATEMENT

Students

Graduated students

• Fernando García, "Teorías de torsión en categorias trianguladas", Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Master Thesis, 2021
• Esteban Martínez, "Sobre módulos inyectivos principales", Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Bachelor Thesis, 2016