"I completed my entire university education at UCLA: BS in Electrical Engineering, MS in Electromagnetic,

and PhD in Electromagnetic as my major field and 2 minor fields of Circuits and Applied Mathematics.

I was teaching assistant and research assistant during my graduate studies. I have taught graduate and

undergraduate electrical engineering course in electromagnetic in ASU as well. For the last 23 years I

have worked at aerospace companies such as Hughes and Raytheon, and some start up companies.

While working in the aerospace, I continued some teaching at UCLA when time permitted to help students

learn and hopefully understand the subject of my interest, Electromagnetic, and help me to review and

refresh my knowledge with deeper understanding.

My subject of graduate studies required substantial use of higher mathematics. It encompassed many

areas of higher algebra, calculus, and all kinds of multi variables differential equation. One of my favorite subject/minor field was applied math which I enjoyed learning and applying to my work.

I look at the math I studied not as difficult subject to have fear of. Instead, as a subject that can help me

solve my problems by expanding my mind. This was a lesson I got from one of my tutors when I was in

high school." less...