2024-2025
- Winter 2024
- MATH 131BH – Analysis (Honors)
- MATH 31B – Integration and Infinite Series
- Fall 2024
- MATH 131AH – Analysis (Honors)
- MATH 246A – Graduate Complex Analysis
2023-2024
- Spring 2024
- MATH 131A – Analysis
- MATH 170S – Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Statistics
- Winter 2024
- MATH 131A – Analysis (2 sections)
- Fall 2023
2022-2023
- Spring 2023
- MATH 33A– Linear Algebra and Applications
- Winter 2023
- MATH 131B – Analysis
- Fall 2022
- MATH 31B – Integration and Infinite Series
Directed Reading Program (DRP)
Here is a list of my former undergraduate students and their reading project topics that I supervised as part of the Directed Reading Program (DRP) at UCLA:
- Fall 2024
- Francis Park. Topic: C*-algebras and the continuous functional calculus.
- Spring 2024
- Andranik Kyababchyan. Topic: Measure Theory.
- Nafiz Faiaz. Topic: Spectral Theory with Applications to Schrรถdinger operators.
- Fall 2023
- Elvie Lin. Topic: Measure Theory.
- Spring 2023
- Yun Zhang. Topic: A Beginner’s Guide to the Fourier Transform.
Letters of Recommendation
If you are interested in a recommendation letter from me for graduate school or a research program, send me an email at malkov[at]g.ucla.edu or stop directly by my office.
Tutoring
I have been a dedicated math tutor since 2016 and have a rich background in working with students at a variety of math levels, from preparing students for SAT math and AP Calculus to teaching undergraduate and graduate-level courses. At UCLA, I have taught MATH 31B, 33AB, 131AB, 134, 164, and 170S.
I specialize in high school math, SAT prep, AMC/AIME competitions, any lower-division UCLA math class (31/32/33 series), and most upper-division math courses (especially MATH 115, 131, 132, 170).
In working with students, I foremost focus on adapting to their learning style, as well as helping students refine and optimize their note-taking and exam-taking strategies. I have found this two-fold approach to be very successful.
Sessions can be scheduled in-person on campus or by Zoom. Feel free to reach out by email at malkov[at]g.ucla.edu for more info!