Stanford University
- CS 106L: Standard C++ Programming Lab
- CS 107: Computer Organization and Systems
- CS 144: Introduction to Computer Networking
- CS 161: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
- CS 228: Structured Probabilistic Models
- CS 229: Machine Learning
- CS 365: Randomized Algorithms
- EE 263: Introduction To Linear Dynamical Systems
- EE 278: Introduction To Statistical Signal Processing
- EE 292E: Analysis and Control of Markov Chains
- EE 292K: Intelligent Energy Projects
- EE 364A: Convex Optimization
- EE 364B: Convex Optimization II
- EE 376A: Information Theory
- EE 376B: Information Theory II
- EE 402A: Topics in International Technology Management
- ENERGY 223: Reservoir Simulation
- LAWGEN 206Q: Thinking Like a Lawyer
- MS&E 246: Game Theory with Engineering Applications
- MS&E 310: Linear Programming
- MS&E 321: Stochastic Systems
- MS&E 336: Topics in Game Theory with Engineering Applications
- MS&E 338: Reinforcement Learning
- STATS 310A: Theory of Probability
- STATS 315B: Data Mining
Stanford Graduate School of Business
- FINANCE 620: Financial Markets I
- FINANCE 621: Financial Markets II
- FINANCE 622: Dynamic Asset Pricing Theory
- FINANCE 624: Corporate Finance Theory
- FINANCE 625: Empirical Finance
- MGTECON 604: Econometric Methods
Washington State University
- EE 501: Linear System Theory
- EE 502: Linear Multivariable Control
- EE 503: Structure, Dynamics and Control of Large-scale Networks
- EE 505: Nonlinear System Theory
- EE 507: Random Processes in Engineering
- EE 524: Advanced Computer Architecture
- EE 551: Data Communication Systems
- EE 586: VLSI Systems Design
- EE 596: Advanced Analog Integrated Circuits
- MATH 501: Real Analysis
- MATH 502: Functional Analysis
- MATH 544: Advanced Matrix Computations
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
- Database, Java Programming, Digital Signal Processing, Automatic Control
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