Dan Yamins
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In Winter Quarter of 2016-17, I'll be teaching High-Level Vision: Object Representation (cross-listed as Psych 250 and CS 431), together with Kalanit Grill-Spector and Feifei Li.   This will be my first class at Stanford!

As a teaching fellow during graduate school, I helped teach a variety of topics in applied mathematics.   Here are some of my materials from those courses: 
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Biologically-Inspired Distributed and Multi-agent Systems
Computer Science 266, Harvard University
Fall 2006
Fall 2007
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Introduction to Dynamical Systems Theory for Biology
Systems Biology Department, Harvard Medical School
Summer 2006
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Stochastic Control Theory
Engineering Sciences 203, Harvard University 
Fall 2005
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Physical Mathematics II 
Applied Mathematics 202, Harvard University
Spring 2005
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In the winter of 2011, I taught back-to-back MIT IAP / Harvard J-Term courses on large-scale wrangling of Government data, using modern computational and web-based tools, which showed off some of the data-munging software tools I had been developing.