Stepan Malkov

Teaching

  • Basic Exam Bootcamp
  • MATH 33B – Differential Equations (Instructor of Record)

  • MATH 61 – Discrete Structures
  • MATH 151A – Applied Numerical Methods

  • MATH 131BH – Honors Analysis (Instructor of Record)

  • MATH 1 – Precalculus

  • MATH 132 – Complex Analysis for Applications

  • MATH 131C – Topics in Analysis
  • MATH 170B – Probability Theory II
  • MATH 136 – Partial Differential Equations

  • MATH 131BH – Honors Analysis
  • MATH 31B – Integration and Infinite Series

  • MATH 131AH – Honors Analysis
  • MATH 246A – Graduate Complex Analysis

  • MATH 164 – Optimization

  • MATH 131A – Analysis
  • MATH 170S – Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Statistics

  • MATH 131A – Analysis (2 sections)

  • MATH 33A – Linear Algebra and Applications
  • MATH 33B – Differential Equations

  • MATH 134 – Linear and Nonlinear Systems of ODEs

  • MATH 33A– Linear Algebra and Applications

  • MATH 31B – Integration and Infinite Series

Directed Reading Program (DRP)

Here is a list of my former undergraduate students and their reading project topics that I supervised as part of the Directed Reading Program (DRP) at UCLA:

  • Spring 2026:
    • Zihao Sun. Topic: Holomorphic dynamics, Fatou and Julia Sets.
  • Fall 2025:
    • Zachary Maeder-Wolland. Topic: Functional Analysis and Banach Space Theory.
  • Spring 2025
    • Michael Papagni. Topic: Measure Theory.
  • Fall 2024
    • Francis Park. Topic: C*-algebras and the continuous functional calculus.
  • Spring 2024
    • Andranik Kyababchyan. Topic: Measure Theory.
    • Nafiz Faiaz. Topic: Spectral Theory with Applications to Schrödinger operators.
  • Fall 2023
    • Elvie Lin. Topic: Measure Theory.
  • Spring 2023
    • Yun Zhang. Topic: An Introduction to the Fourier Transform.

Letters of Recommendation

If you are interested in a recommendation letter from me for graduate school or a research program, send me an email at malkov[at]g.ucla.edu or stop directly by my office.

Tutoring

I offer individual tutoring in undergraduate and graduate mathematics, particularly analysis and related subjects. Please contact me by email for availability.