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differential equations I have taught this course several times over the past few years. It is one of my best, I think, as the students only have trouble with the calculus involved, which can be a bit heady. Topics I traditionally cover when I teach the course are separable and linear first order differential equations, second order constant coefficient differential equations (including systems), reduction of order formula, La Placian, Fourier Series, and Variation of Parameters. However, in addition to these, I also have studied other differential equations, including those using partial derivatives and exact equations, etc. Essentially, this is a standard course taught by anyone with a doctorate in mathematics, and I have been doing so for some time. Therefore, I am qualified and able to help a student, and would love to get this level of tutoring from WyzAnt! discrete math One of my very favorite courses to teach. However, this is a bit of a general title, as I have seen several different types of courses use the discrete math nomer. When I teach it, we cover permutations, combinations, mathematical induction, basic truth tables, conditional statements, relations, and some elementary graph theory. All of those topics are introductory to my own area of speciality, Combinatorics. For high school students, I have seen this name applied to different courses, usually including some of the topics I have listed above. However, if your course is different, rest assured: set theory, algorithms, and number theory also go by this name, and I have taught all of this before, and will do so again. In fact, above all else, I would call this my personally preferred subject!