Miklos Z. Racz

Graduate teaching

At Northwestern University

Fall 2024: STAT 430-1 (Probability for Statistical Inference 1)
- Course webpage
Winter 2024: STAT 430-2 (Probability for Statistical Inference 2)
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Fall 2023: CS 496 (Learning in Networks)
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Winter 2023: STAT 430-2 (Probability for Statistical Inference 2)
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At Princeton University

Basic models and questions in statistical network analysis
Graduate minicourse, designed together with Sébastien Bubeck.

I taught this course twice during the Summer of 2016:
- June 6 - 10, 2016: University of Washington
- July 4 - 8, 2016: XX Brazilian School of Probability
Course webpage
Lecture notes: [ arxiv ] [ Statistics Surveys ]

Undergraduate teaching

At Northwestern University

Fall 2024: CS 212 (Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science Part 1: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science)
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At Princeton University

At UC Berkeley

Spring 2014: Stat 150 (Stochastic Processes)
- Course webpage
- Section information
Spring 2013: Stat 155 (Game Theory)
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- Section information
Summer 2011: Stat W21 (Introductory Statistics)
- Course webpage

At Budapest University of Technology and Economics

K-12 teaching

Math Circles of Chicago

2023 - present: I volunteer as a mathematics teacher and hold problem-solving sessions for talented youth at the middle and high school level.

Berkeley Math Circle

2011 - 2015: I volunteered as a mathematics teacher and held problem-solving sessions for talented youth at the elementary, middle, and high school level. I designed several problem sets, with topics including probability games and graph theory.

Stanford Math Circle

Spring 2014: I volunteered as a mathematics teacher and held problem-solving sessions for talented middle school students. The sessions were on probability games, based on problem sets that I designed.

miklos dot racz at northwestern dot edu