106 Seattle Statistics Tutors

...These trainings included study tips for not only subjects that require memorization of facts, but also writing-heavy subjects, where outlines and brainstorming are useful, and foreign languages. My own experience in classes has also been very useful in coming up with various techniques, and this personal experience lets me know exactly what is out... read more

...My name is Pete and I'm currently a statistical research assistant at the University of Washington. In college I was a volunteer tutor working with a student with a learning disability and later I was a teaching assistant for two college statistics courses. I also do contracted statistical work for several marketing firms in Seattle, and continue... read more

...I wrote my graduation thesis on language and meaning, criticizing Hilary Putnam's Twin Earth Argument for semantic externalism and instead argued for a form of functionalism. I have passed Intuit certification exams for past versions of QuickBooks through 2011, including Mac. I can assist students learning QuickBooks for the first-time or businesses... read more

...Next, when I was working as a technical writer for an embedded/mobile-device operating system, I learned how to develop hardware dependent device drivers in both C and assembly for various hardware components such as speakers, microphones, LCDs, LEDs, and serial ports. This was a multi-threaded environment with the Micro-C operating system. My next... read more

...While a graduate student, I studied Macroeconomics, which extensively uses advanced differential equations to model intertemporal choice problems. In these macroeconomics courses, all of my work was graded as A quality. My master's degree in economics gives me a background in statistics and decision theory. I have taken coursework in game theory,... read more