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Charles David Cooper
College of Engineering and Computer Science
My teaching philosophy is based on several beliefs and practices that have evolved over my 30+ years of teaching and 63+ years of living. I firmly believe that good engineers are products of their education and training, more so than of their innate abilities. Although raw intelligence and a “penchant for n...
Alisha Janowsky
College of Sciences
Students
enter my classroom with intuitions about "why people do what they do." No
matter the course modality or class enrollment, my goal is to challenge these
ideas and get students thinking "like scientists." To that end, I encourage
students to share and then reassess their theories in light of course ...
Debopam Chakrabarti
College of Medicine
My teaching philosophy is to offer students a course that is accurate, comprehensive, and intellectually gratifying where students are presented not only general concepts but also on how these concepts are developed using experimental strategies. In my opinion, the subject should be taught by engendering an under...
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