Arash Danesh

About Me

Greetings, I'm Arash Danesh, an astronomer with a keen interest in programming. Since my introduction to the Python language in 2016, I've embraced its versatility, incorporating it into various projects. Prior to Python, I utilized MATLAB for my Master's thesis. Python's simplicity, practicality, and vibrant community drew me in, encouraging me to actively engage with fellow programmers. Moreover, during my doctoral research, faced with a vast amount of data, Python proved invaluable in effectively managing and analyzing it. Driven by a passion for knowledge sharing, I believe in collaborative learning and growth. If you're eager to embark on the Python journey, I'd be thrilled to accompany you.

Teaching Method

Over the past four years, I've honed my teaching skills at Alzahra University, experimenting with various instructional approaches. Catering to students from diverse backgrounds, I've developed a teaching style that caters to individuals of all levels of interest and engagement. Our interactive sessions involve hands-on coding, immediate feedback, and thorough troubleshooting. Assignments are carefully designed for self-paced practice, followed by in-depth discussions and suggestions for code improvement.

Experience

Ph.D. in Astronomy and Astrophysics 4 years of teaching Python programming at Alzahra University (Alzahra University Virtual Education Center and Scientific Associations) 4 years of experience teaching advanced Python and data science to students privately and online Member of the Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad Scientific Committee Astronomy tutoring for Olympiad preparation 15 years of experience at Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM) in various roles: Research Assistant, Technology Development Researcher Postdoctoral Researcher at the National Observatory