The Best Discrete Math Tutors in New York City, NY

As part of both my philosophy and engineering education, I have a strong background in Discrete Math. A significant focus of Operations Research is discrete optimization -- optimizing problems that cannot have fractional answers, such as plane tickets or hiring decisions. In order to solve these kinds of problems,...See Sam's full profile

I worked as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Discrete Mathematics for a year, and earned A in Discrete Mathematics prior to working as a TA.See Phillip's full profile

I have helped many students succeed in university-level discrete math classes (e.g. CS 1311 and CS 2312 at GWU, COMS W3203 at Columbia, etc). I took 2 Discrete Math courses in my undergrad at UNSW and received high grades (95+). I also apply discrete math principles and knowledge daily in programming...See Darwin's full profile

I took a course entirely about discrete math at Brown. In addition, I participated in math contests throughout high school where many of the problems related to discrete math. This is a subject I know in great detail.See Zachary's full profile

I am a passionate, relatable, and affordable Discrete Math tutor who is well-trained in boiling down theory into simple ideas. I have tutored Discrete Math students at Youngstown State University and New York University, helping them build strong foundations to utilize in future coursework. I have studied...See Vincent's full profile

I also earned an A+ in my Discrete Mathematics course in college. Including my experience as a GED Instructor in Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New York, I have experience teaching discrete math techniques to a diverse population of students.See Carl's full profile

I am a PhD student in mathematics and logic is an integral topic within mathematics. I have tutored students in set theory and logic, finite math, and discrete math for several years. I understand various proof techniques, including proof by induction, proof by contraposition, proof by contradiction, etc. and in...See James's full profile

I have 200+ tutoring hours, and I have served as a teaching fellow in the Applied Mathematics Departments at Johns Hopkins and Harvard.See Fernando's full profile

I currently teach a Discrete Math class at the high school that I currently work for. In this class we focus on Algebra Standards, Geometry standards, and Statistics and probability standards. See Megan's full profile

I have BA with a double major in Mathematics and Economics, with the GPA of 3.97 and Disciplinary Honors in both majors. My two Master's degrees and graduate-level research are also in Mathematical Sciences (Economics and Finance).See Giorgi's full profile

Discrete math is a different kind of math than most students are used to because it is more about reasoning than memorizing formulas. My sessions cover topics like logic, sets, functions, relations, counting, probability, graph theory, recursion, and proof writing. I focus on helping students understand the...See Steven's full profile

In college, I was a math major and computer science minor, so I studied discrete math and combinatorics from a variety of perspectives. In grad school, I studied set theory and mathematical logic, which generalize concepts from discrete math to more abstract settings. I have also worked with a number of...See Ben's full profile

I have studied and tutored the subjects of combinatorics, probability, and linear algebra extensively. I am familiar with topics such as the inclusion-exclusion principle, the probabilistic method of proof in graph theory. I am also familiar with the method of proof by mathematical induction, the division algorithm, and...See AJ's full profile

I taught discrete mathematics at a community college, including the language of first-order logic (quantifiers, connectives) and set theory (recursions, inductive proofs, countability). I also covered topics like divisibility in the ring of integers with examples of modal arithmetic and the basic principles of counting...See Roger's full profile

I hold undergraduate and masters degrees in Computer Science. During my time in school I was a teaching assistant for Computer Science courses at the undergraduate and graduate level, for which I won departmental teaching assistant awards and fellowships. For Discrete Mathematics, I have coursework and research experience.See Garrison's full profile

I've developed many algorithms which apply various Number Theory theorems, such as Fermat's Little Theorem and the GCD-LCM theorem. In the process, I've helped many of my classmates with Discrete Math homework and projects.See Refath's full profile

Mastering discrete mathematics is a prerequisite for becoming a successful software engineer. It's an essential area of mathematics that allows you to come up with computer algorithms, as well as to analyze their complexity. As a software engineer and quant, thinking about big-O notation has become second nature for...See Misha's full profile

I have taught this course in a college environment. I can help mathematics students, as well as computer-science students. Many top companies assign interview questions which utilize discrete mathematics skills, as they directly translate to mastery over data-structures and algorithms. See Nathan's full profile

I have a bachelor's degree in mathematics and have 2 years experience in tutoring and grading for my university's Discrete Math course. I'd like to think this gives me some insight into what graders are looking for when grading homework assignments. Additionally, I have done research in model...See Winston's full profile

...have taken a discrete math course in college within the computer science major. I received an A in the course and have also tutored many other students in the contents of that course. I have also taken classes on algorithms, graph theory, combinatorics, and probability, which are all covered in most discrete math courses. ...See Derek's full profile

I have worked several years at Montclair Satate Univeristy and now at Columbia University teaching several subjects in math at the undergrad and graduate level such as discrete mathematics and finite mathematics. I started by working with professors as a TA, initially and currently also tutor students in math education...See John's full profile

At Macalester College, I took discrete mathematics. The class covered "Combinatorics: A Problem Oriented Approach" by Daniel A. Marcus and "Number Theory Through Inquiry" by D. Marshall, E. Odell, and M. Starbird. For the class, I wrote a paper on real-world applications of modular arithmetic.See Genna's full profile

I am an industry professional with 5+ years of experience. I TAed a Data Structures course in college for 7 semesters. I took many high level math and computer science courses rooted in discrete math.See Samantha's full profile

I've done very well in combinatorics and graph theory in University and I have been part of a research group. I have also taken a few Computer Science courses and tutored the discrete math and algorithms courses, which may be interesting to those who are taking discrete mathematics as a prerequisite to CS...See Daniel's full profile

I have a PhD in Mathematics from Michigan State University in the subject of Harmonic Analysis. As a graduate student and postdoc I have published several papers in peer reviewed journals. See Nikolaos's full profile