I have a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering- Telecommunications from SBU university in Iran. SBU is one of the top 5 universities in Iran. I was always among the top three students during my undergrad. I am specifically good at Math, Programming, and Electrical Circuits analysis. During my undergrad, I was a TA for AVR micro-controllers programming and probability & statistics courses, during which I gained lots of teaching experience. During my bachelor's thesis, I implemented Behavioral Cloning (end-to-end) approach for self-driving by programming Artificial Neural networks in python with Keras and Tensorflow frameworks. I am currently a master student in the ECE department of McGill University working in the field of Computer Vision at Visual Motor Research Lab and am a member of Center for Intelligent Machines (CIM) at McGIll. I believe that learning is only effective when you have a question in mind. Thus, I always try to first stimulate student's curiosity on the subject and talk about its application, before teaching that subject to them. Also, I teach the subjects very slowly and step by step to allow students to think deeply about everything I teach to them. Also, my courses' syllabus is flexible and I usually consult them with students on the first session.