Vito Rubino

I have significantly contributed to developing teaching materials for relevant advanced graduate courses including "Dynamic Fracture and Frictional Faulting" and "Mechanics of Rocks" offered by Professor Lapusta at Caltech and presented guest lectures in the courses.

Teaching Assistant:

• Mechanics of Rocks (Apr – May 2019)
• Dynamic Fracture and Frictional Faulting (Apr – May 2016)
• Mechanics of Rocks (Apr – May 2016)

Guest lectures:

• "Recent Advancements in Laboratory Earthquakes Experiments" (May 2017)
• "Laboratory Earthquakes: how to make them and what can we learn from them" (Mar 2015)

Teaching Assistant (average of 30 students in groups of 2-3):

• Structural Mechanics (Oct 2006 – Jan 2007)
• Solid Mechanics (Oct 2006 – Jan 2007)
• Finite Element Methods (Feb 2007 – May 2007)
• Structures (Feb 2005 – May 2005)

Teaching Assistant (classes of 40-80 students):

• Calculus (Oct 1999 – Feb 2000 and Oct 2000– Feb 2001)