506 Austin College Algebra Tutors

...The area of a circle is Pi*r^2, the area of a triangle is 1/2*b*h, and the area of a rectangle is l*w. All these formulas constitute Plane Geometry. A differential equation is one that contains one or more derivatives of a function. To solve any differential equation involves taking antiderivatives of that function. Taking antiderivaties is one... read more

...I have studied linear algebra thoroughly in college, including the theory itself and many of its applications, particularly to differential equations. Later, in graduate school I learned about so many computational techniques presently used to solve differential equations, all of which require solving systems of linear equations. I have constructed... read more

...During my time at Northwestern, I also received my Illinois high school teaching certificate (so I completed a term of student teaching in a Chicago public school). After graduation, I decided to enroll in the University of Texas's mathematics graduate program with the thought that I might one day like to teach in a college setting. I have been... read more

...I have my master's degree in chemistry. I have completed both organic chemistry I and II lectures and the associated labs and received the top score in my class both times. My research project during graduate school required the use of organic chemistry so I am experienced in the subject.... read more

...Pop Gregory VII said in his Calendar Encyclical, "Random – it is something, reason of what we don’t know". We don't fully know reason of many different events in nature and society and can apply probability to predict them. This approach is fruitful and allow prediction of chaotic and complex random events. Based on this approach, I've developed... read more