Teaching

Graduate Macroeconomics

Here are some interactive teaching tools that I have developed to illustrate models that are usually covered in first-year graduate courses in macroeconomics. The tools show how each model can be solved, and are able to produce simulations and diagrams for exercises and thought experiments.

• The Ramsey-Cass-Koopmans model.
• The ‘‘q-Model’’ of investment.
• Lucas Asset-Pricing model.

Computational techniques and resources

I prepared a workshop to familiarize graduate students from the Department of Economics at JHU with parallel computing and the HPC facilities at MARCC.

• JHU affiliates can watch a recorded version here.
• Slides can be found here.
• HPCTesting is a Github repo with examples in different programming languages.