• Spring 2024: MATH 520 Methods of Applied Mathematics II (Graduate Class).
  
• Spring 2023: MATH 656 Partial Differential Equations II (Graduate Class).
  
• Fall 2022: MATH 655 Partial Differential Equations I (Graduate Class). MATH 385 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations.
• Spring 2022: MATH 520 Methods of Applied Mathematics II (Graduate Class). MATH 491 Undergraduate Dissertation. MATH 590 Regularity Theory for Elliptic PDEs (Graduate Reading Course).
  
• Fall 2021: MATH 519 Methods of Applied Mathematics I (Graduate Class). MATH 207 Matrices and Linear Algebra.
• Spring 2021: MATH 656 Partial Differential Equations II (Graduate Class).
• Fall 2020: MATH 631 Harmonic Analysis (Graduate Class). MATH 201 Introduction to Proofs.
  
• Spring 2020: MATH 516 Real Analysis II (Graduate Class).
• Fall 2019: MATH 265 Calculus III (two sections).
  
• Spring 2019: MATH 656 Partial Differential Equations II (Graduate Class).
  
• Fall 2018: MATH 655 Partial Differential Equations I (Graduate Class). MATH 207 Matrices and Linear Algebra.
• Spring 2018: MATH 680E Advanced Topics in Differential Equations: Regularity Theory for Elliptic PDEs (Graduate Topics Class).
• Fall 2017: MATH 166 Calculus II. MATH 590 Regularity theory for elliptic equations (Graduate Reading Course).
  
• Spring 2017: MATH 520 Methods of Applied Mathematics II (Graduate Class).
  
• Fall 2016: MATH 519 Methods of Applied Mathematics I (Graduate Class). MATH 590 Fourier Analysis (Graduate Reading Course).
  
• Spring 2016: MATH 385 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations.
• Fall 2015: MATH 165 Calculus I (two sections).
  

At The University of Texas at Austin:

• Spring 2015: Topics in Partial Differential Equations (Graduate Topics Class).
  
• Fall 2014: M340L Matrices and Matrix Calculations.
  
• Spring 2014: M341 Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory.
• Fall 2013: M408S Integral Calculus for Science and M408D Sequences, Series and Multivariable Calculus. M408S is a "flipped classroom" class.
  
• Spring 2013: M341 Linear Algebra and Matrix Theory.
• Fall 2012: M408S Integral Calculus for Science (two sections). M408S is a "flipped classroom" class.

• Spring 2011: Honorary Professor - Multivariable Calculus for Physics Degree - Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

In Argentina.

• Mar. 2002 to Dec. 2005: TA for Probablity and Statistics (2nd year of Mathematics Degree), and Discrete Mathematics (1st year of Mathematics Degree) - Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
• Mar. 2004 to Dec. 2005: Tutor for undergraduate freshman students at Universidad Nacional de San Luis.
  
• 2001: High school professor in Mathematics in San Luis.
  

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