Icaro Ostan

Icaro Ostan

Mechatronic Engineer. B'18. M'21. Brazil. São Carlos. 1995.

Teaching

2020/1 Modern Control Theory Teaching Assistant

Modern Control Systems Undergraduate Course, University of São Paulo, São Carlos School of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Department, 2020

Teaching assistant for (around 45) undergraduate students enrolled on the Modern Control Systems course (SEM0538) at São Carlos School of Engineering (USP). Main activities include: review course bibliography and material; guide students during the laboratory practices; prepare, record and upload videos to YouTube as supporting material (mostly solving exercises and performing simulations step-by-step).

2019/2 Volunteer German Teacher

Introduction to German Language and Culture, University of São Paulo, São Carlos School of Engineering, Electrical Engineering Department, 2019

Similarly to the other couse, I was one of the German as foreign language (Deutsch als Fremdsprache) teachers for basic levels of proficiency (A1.1 and A1.2) The course was offered to the comunity of São Carlos as part of the volunteer program of the Electrical Engineering Department from my university. There were approximately 80 students ennrolled per semester.

2019/2 Classical Control Theory Teaching Assistant

Classical Control Theory Undergraduate Course, University of São Paulo, São Carlos School of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Department, 2019

Teaching assistant for (around 45) undergraduate students enrolled on the Classical Control Systems course (SEM0536) at São Carlos School of Engineering (USP). Main activities include: review course bibliography and material; guide students during the laboratory practices; organize material and exercises for students during 2-hours weekly meetings.

2019/1 Volunteer German Teacher

Introduction to German Language and Culture, University of São Paulo, São Carlos School of Engineering, Electrical Engineering Department, 2019

One of the German as foreign language (Deutsch als Fremdsprache) teachers for basic levels of proficiency (A1.1 and A1.2). The course was offered to the comunity of São Carlos as part of the volunteer program of the Electrical Engineering Department from my university. There were approximately 80 students ennrolled per semester.