Lecturer in mathematics, Chakwal
Mathematics Educator & Section Leader, Stanford Probability for AI
Nine years teaching advanced mathematics, an MPhil in Mathematics researching elliptic-curve cryptography, and a top-12% finish at the AI Mathematical Olympiad. Everything I build, from the AI tutor for my own classroom to PlotLab animations followed by 100K+ people, comes from one belief: careful reasoning gets rewarded, whether it comes from a student or a machine.
I teach undergraduate mathematics at Horizon Degree & Commerce College in Chakwal, Pakistan, and I'm a section leader for Stanford's Probability for AI, where I teach top tech minds, researchers, and working professionals from around the world.
My own path went through an MSc in fluid dynamics and an MPhil in Mathematics researching elliptic-curve cryptography, and more recently toward AI systems that can reason mathematically.
I'm currently applying to PhD programs in Data Science, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics. Alongside teaching and research, I run PlotLab, where I build mathematical animations followed by 100K+ people on Facebook and Instagram, plus a YouTube channel, PlotLab Algorithms.
Chosen from 2,700+ participants across 70 countries to teach a section of top tech minds, researchers, and working professionals from the USA, UK, Germany, Portugal, Spain, and India.
Nine years lecturing undergraduate mathematics at Horizon Degree & Commerce College: Real Analysis, Measure Theory, Abstract Algebra, Functional Analysis, Number Theory, Numerical Analysis, Statistics & ML, using LaTeX-typeset notes and Manim-animated lectures. Now with an international classroom at Stanford too.
Scored 42/50 in Kaggle's AIMO3, ranking 495th out of 4,138 teams, by designing verification-driven prompting for an olympiad-reasoning pipeline.
Solved every puzzle, including the Metapuzzle, in Harvard's international logic and reasoning competition, which drew participants from 166+ countries.
Extended an elliptic-curve signcryption scheme into a generalized construction supporting encryption-only and signature-only modes.
Solved the channel-flow equations for a non-Newtonian fluid using the Adomian Decomposition Method.
PlotLab is where I turn abstract mathematics into Manim-built animation, followed by 100K+ people on Facebook and Instagram, with full-length lessons on YouTube and weekly animations for Stanford's Probability for AI.
LaTeX-typeset notes, sorted into folders: Mathematics, Statistics, Stanford's Probability for AI (weekly notes, each paired with an animation video), and IGCSE Math. Free to read and download, with premium animated IGCSE packs.
Course notes for BS/ADP Mathematics and CS, IT and SE students: Calculus, Linear Algebra, Discrete Mathematics, Number Theory, History of Mathematics, and Machine Learning.
Statistics notes for undergraduate courses, typeset in LaTeX like the rest of the library.
WeeklyWeekly notes and worked solutions from my section at Stanford's Probability for AI, each paired with a Manim animation video.
Premium, fully animated note packs for Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics 0580, Core and Extended, with previews and purchase on Gumroad.
Long-form writing on mathematics, AI reasoning, and teaching, with full LaTeX math support built in.
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