I love to share how to analyze and communicate with data.

I am passionate about teaching how to use data to make insightful and ethical decisions. I like using real-world data and industry standard software (R, SAP, Tableau, SQL) to give students practical experience, and especially love teaching data visualization.

I developed all-new course materials for IDSc 4210, an upper-level course business analytics course in R and Tableau, combining technical aspects like statistics and visual design essentials like color theory to develop publication-quality data visualizations and interactive dashboards.

Student Reviews

  • Overall Student Evaluation: 5.6 out of 6

    77 reviews, 86% response rate

  • Goes beyond the course material and applies them to real life business applications that will inevitably be helpful in the future

    Spring 2022 Student - In person/Hybrid

  • Made lots of resources available, class was very well-structured.

    Spring 2021 Student - Online/Zoom

  • The use of real life datasets made the class much more engaging and easy to see how what we are learning in the classroom can be applied to our careers.

    Spring 2021 Student - Online/Zoom

  • I really liked how we had so many opportunities for receive feedback throughout the semester.

    Spring 2021 Student - Online/Zoom

  • Provided good explanations in class with slide shows and examples. Detailed course notes to look over the content even further on our own.

    Spring 2022 Student - In person/Hybrid

  • Easy to ask if you need help.

    Spring 2022 Student - In person/Hybrid

Data and Statistics Posts

I write occasional posts and put together tutorials that explore various data analytics or statistics topics. These are sometimes for in-class examples, or to enhance my own understanding.

Maybe other people will find them helpful.