Therese Basa Landry, PhD

Teaching

University of California, Santa Barbara

Fall 2025

■ MATH 8: Transition to Higher Mathematics

■ MATH 108A: Linear Algebra

Summer 2025

■ MATH 119B: Chaotic Dynamics and Bifurcation Theory

Spring 2025

■ MATH 122B: Theory of Complex Variables

Winter 2025

■ MATH 122A: Theory of Complex Variables

■ MATH 126A: Partial Differential Equations

Fall 2024

■ MATH 8: Transition to Higher Mathematics

Spring 2024

■ MATH 6B: Vector Calculus with Applications, Second Course

Winter 2024

■ MATH 6A: Vector Calculus with Applications, First Course

■ MATH 8: Transition to Higher Mathematics

Fall 2023

■ MATH 8: Transition to High Mathematics

■ MATH 34B: Calculus for Social and Life Sciences

Spring 2023

■ MATH 3A: Calculus with Applications, First Course

■ MATH 8: Transition to High Mathematics

Winter 2023

■ MATH 3A: Calculus with Applications, First Course

University of California, Riverside

Summer 2021

■ MATH 144: Introduction to Set Theory

Spring 2018

■ MATH 6B: Introduction to College Mathematics for the Sciences II

San Francisco State University

Spring 2015

■ MATH 199: Precalculus

Fall 2014

■ MATH 199: Precalculus

Spring 2014

■ MATH 199: Precalculus

Fall 2013

■ MATH 199: Precalculus

From Fall 2006 through Spring 2013, I was instructor of record for courses in Precalculus, Geometry, Algebra I, and Algebra II at Orthopaedic Hospital Medical Magnet High School, Los Angeles Unified School District.  At the time, Orthopaedic Hospital Medical Magnet High School was a mixed-ability LAUSD magnet program, meaning that at least half of the enrollment lived in the local neighborhood– in this case, the South Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.  For the 2012-2013 academic year, I was also Chair of the Mathematics Department at Orthopaedic Hospital Medical Magnet High School.