Teaching

Spring 2010: Undergraduate Dissertation, Monetary Economics

Fall 2009: Monetary Economics, Time Series Analysis

Spring 2009: Monetary Economics, Forecasting Methods

Fall 2008: Monetary Economics, Time Series Analysis

Spring 2008: Principles of Macroeconomics, Forecasting Methods

Fall 2007: Empirical Economic Growth, Time Series Analysis

Spring 2007: Forecasting Methods

Fall 2006: Econometrics II, Time Series Analysis

Spring 2006: Econometrics II, Forecasting Methods

Fall 2005: Econometrics II, Time Series Analysis

Previous Teaching

Virginia Tech: International Trade, Money and the Price Level I and II (Ph.D session), Intermediate Macroeconomics

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: International Trade and Finance, Intermediate Microeconomics, Business Statistics I and II

PUC-Rio: Economic Growth, Mathematics for Economists

Short Courses

Linear Panel Data Models: A four-hour course taught at the XXX Meeting of the Brazilian Econometric Society, Salvador, Bahia, December 2008. Check out the syllabus here.