Teaching

Ph.D. and Master's Supervision

Ph.D. Main Supervisor: Wenyi Zhang (ongoing), Yuheng Gu (ongoing)

Ph.D. Co-Supervisor: Wenbo He (ongoing)

Visiting Ph.D. Supervisor: Zhiwei Yang (2025-2026)

Masters Advising: Rui Zeng (2024), Zhenzhe Gui (2026)

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Teaching Record:

Instructor, School of Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

        HE4045 Quantitative Economics with Data Science, Fall 2024-2026

        HE2002 Macroeconomics II, Spring 2023-2026

Teaching Fellow, Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences, Boston University

        DS110 Introduction to Data Science with Python, Fall 2021-Spring 2022

Teaching Fellow, Department of Economics, Boston University

        EC502 Macroeconomic Theory (Graduate Level), Fall 2020-Spring 2021

        EC102 Introductory Macroeconomic Analysis, Spring 2020, Summer 2021

        EC101 Introductory Microeconomic Analysis, Fall 2017

Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, Boston University

        EC542 Money and Financial Institutions (Graduate Level), Fall 2019

        EC391 International Trade, Fall 2019

        EC341 Monetary and Banking Institutions, Fall 2018-Spring 2019

        EC342 Monetary and Banking Theory, Spring 2019

        EC445 Economics of Risk and Uncertainty, Fall 2018

        EC202 Intermediate Macroeconomic Analysis, Spring 2018

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Undergraduate Student Supervision 

School of Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

        The Undergraduate Research Experience on Campus (URECA)

        AY2025/2026:

        Chua Jun Xiang, Textual Analysis in Economics: Applications to Central Bank Communication and Monetary Policy

          Xu Feiyang, Investigating Collateral Channel Effects on Corporate Cash Holdings: Macroeconomic Shocks, Policy Impacts              and Firm Heterogeneity

          Karthikeyan Pranav, A Predictive Analytics Approach to Understanding Revenue Drivers in Medium-to-Large Cap Firms

          Maind Anushree, A Predictive Analytics System for Forecasting Revenue and Investment Risk in Medium-to-Large Cap Firms

          Sidharth Subramanian, Unrealized Trade Potential and Poverty: Estimating the Effects of Trade Liberalization on Poverty

        AY2024/2025:

        Derrius Chua Wee Shann, The Impact of Firm-Level Risk Exposures on External Financing

          Goh Bo Jun, Issac (Wu Bojun), Understanding Corporate Risk Exposures and Responses using Textual Analysis

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        HE4099 Graduation Projects

        AY2025/2026:

         Chan Yu Hang, Chong Sheng Chao, and Stephen Yu Kai Xuan, Macroeconomic Impact of Tariffs on Singapore 

         Danny Ng Zaini, Yeoh Zi Jun, and Foo Chuan Guan, The Trade Effects of Bilateral Political Relations: Evidence from US–                 ASEAN Bilateral Relations 

          Wu Hai wen, Xiong Wen, and Zhang Jiayang, The Macroeconomic Impact of Stablecoins in a Small Open Economy: Evidence            from Singapore 

          Nicolas Chan Han Hui, Lee Zhi Hui Christine, and Muhamad Syazwan B Gazali, The Hierarchy of Pain: A Tiered Event Study            of Insider Signaling Power Across Drawdown Regimes  

          Kong Shi Xiang, Yeo Du Min, and Clinton Chew Yew Tong, Cross Boundaries: The Spill Over Effects of United States                        Monetary Policy on Investments in Singapore

        AY2024/2025:

        Adonysius Chia Heng, Ho Cheng An, and Kwi Jun Hao Marco, Defining the Dimensions of Uncertainty and Investigating                  their Individual and Aggregate Impacts on Sub-industry Corporate Investments in the United States

          Chew Jun Wei, Ho Wei Hao and Liv Tan Ker Jin, Beyond Traditional GARCH Models: Integrating NLP-derived Sentiment                  Scores for Enhanced Volatility Modeling

          Lee Han Ni, Liaw Jia Xuan Celest, and Low Wan Ting Nicole, Enhancing Financial Market Volatility Prediction: A Machine              Learning Approach integrating Sentiment analysis and Macroeconomic Indicators

        AY2023/2024:

        Lum Shau En, Tan Zheng Liang and Vanessa Low Ee Fen, From Budgets to Growth: A Global Perspective on the Influence of            the Government on Economic Growth

          Andreas Koo Wei Kiang, Justin Wong Yu Shuen, and Ryan Tan Swee Keat, The Effects of AI Research Innovation on Firms’                Capital Financing Decisions

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