Austin, TX

Significant Experience with Logic in Mathematics

Mathematical logic is of the utmost importance for all advanced study in math, and thus throughout my studies has become one of the subjects I am most experienced with. In particular, I am intimately familiar with propositional and predicate logic, as well as proof writing and set theory. These topics have... See Aaron's full profile

Austin, TX

MS/BS in Pure Mathematics working on PhD

I am a pure mathematics graduate student whose homework is almost entirely based upon the fundamentals of logic. I've spent some summers as a student mentor to students learning logic for the first time and know some of the struggles that come with it. I've had my fair share of logic... See Tristan's full profile

Austin, TX

Experienced & Effective Symbolic Logic Tutor

I achieved departmental and collegiate honors in philosophy at The University of Texas at Austin and earned an excellent grade in Symbolic Logic. I have helped many students better understand the terminology, structure, and mechanics of symbolic logic, and I can help you do the same. See Nicholas's full profile

I have over 3 years experience tutoring logic at the college level

While there I took multiple classes in classical logic (propositional and predicate) as well as an advanced course in non-classical logic. While at Columbia, I tutored fellow students in symbolic logic and have continued to... See Chris's full profile

Ph.D. in Biostatistics with Substantial Proof Writing Experience

I earned an A in Symbolic Logic and Set Theory, and I earned an A in all of the other proof-driven math courses I took during my Bachelor's in Mathematics program (e.g. Abstract Algebra I-II, Real Analysis I-II, Number Theory, etc.). I... See Joshua's full profile

Ph.D. in Math With Experience Teaching Logic and Proofs

., I’m extremely skilled at reading and writing proofs, which are rigorous logical arguments. Logic is the lifeblood of math. I have also, several times, taught a course at Northwestern called Foundations of Higher Mathematics... See Kiran's full profile

Ph.D. With an Intuitive Approach to Logic

Whatever struggles you might have with logic, I have seen it before, and I know how to fix it! I have taught all aspects of Logic and Critical Thinking to thousands of students. Over the last 15 years, I have taught over 40... See Lars's full profile

PhD in Mathematics, Previous Tutoring Experience

As an undergraduate student, I took an introduction to logic and proofs course as well as several proof-style courses such as real analysis and abstract algebra. As a graduate student in mathematics, logic/proof is one of the... See Jason's full profile

PhD in Philosophy with 10+ Years of Teaching Experience

Was a graduate student instructor for Introductory Logic. Have published several peer-reviewed papers either using formal logic for proofs or engaging substantially with issues in philosophy of logic (e.g., one of my papers... See Derek's full profile

High School Math/Physics/Logic teacher

During that time I developed and taught a Critical Thinking Class, which was primarily focused on Logic and its applications. I would consider myself to have expertise in Formal/Symbolic Logic. See Eric's full profile

Logic Tutor with 5+ Years of Teaching Experience

...students by a significant margin. Own, have worked through, and can teach from approximately ten different logic books. Have tutored a logic student who was struggling; she ended up receiving an A on her final exam.... See Lance's full profile

Patient and Experienced Mathematics Tutor

I have taken and completed a math logic course with an A. It's was one of my mathematics major degree requirements and I have used logic extensively since in the pursuit of elementary to advanced math proofs. It is a subject I... See Barton's full profile

Experienced formal/informal logic tutor

I second-majored in philosophy at Notre Dame, and now I regularly tutor students in propositional and first-order logic, truth tables, natural deduction proofs, and the like. I can help you understand premises and conclusions,... See David's full profile

175 LSAT & College-level Logic Experience

I am qualified in logic - generally - given my minor in philosophy completed at Boston College in May 2015. I am qualified - specifically - given my course grade "A" in the course "Logic", which I completed during... See Shane's full profile

LSAT Logic Games Tutor and Former In-Person Logic Games Instructor

I am a former in-person Logic Games and LSAT instructor for a major test prep company. I am also a tutor for two major LSAT test prep companies. I specialize in all sections of the LSAT: Logic Games, Logical Reasoning, and... See Paul's full profile

PhD in Philosophy. Experience teaching logic at the college level.

My PhD in Philosophy has equipped me to teach symbolic logic and critical thinking, ranging from basic categorical logic and fallacies, to propositional and predicate logic, to more advanced topics such as modal logic... See Emmanuel's full profile

PhD in Pure Mathematics with Experience in Basics of Logic and CS

I have a PhD in Pure Mathematics, with a specialization in Topology. I have taken basic logic courses and done some self-study, not only of logic but of category theory and last summer I started teaching myself HoTT. My PhD... See Jeffrey's full profile

Math tutor in Hudson,Ohio. You won't find better.

I have a B.S. in pure mathematics from Indiana University with a GPA of 3.6/4.0. One class that I took was P105: Logic and Reasoning. It's a Philosophy class, instead of a math class, but there you go. It's a class in... See K.J.'s full profile

Math PhD with 20 Years Logic/Proofs Teaching and Tutoring Experience

I have taught courses on proofs, propositional calculus, and so on (beginning mathematical logic) at the university level and have tutored students in mathematical logic as well. My PhD dissertation consisted of mathematical logic... See Chris's full profile

PhD in Mathematics and Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science

I teach "Discrete Structures" at Assumption University often, which contains as part of the course an introduction to mathematical logic. I also have taught foundational courses, both as a graduate student and a professor, where... See Matt's full profile

Three undergraduate and two graduate college courses in logic -

I took various mathematical analysis and abstract algebra courses in college which require logical inference. In addition, the practice of actuarial science requires much logical reasoning. See Jack's full profile

Master's in philosophy (in progress); 4 years tutoring.

I have received my bachelor's degree in philosophy with many independent studies and research done in formal logic. My time spent in undergrad included being employed for 4 years by my department to tutor formal logic. I am... See Joseph's full profile

Professor of Philosophy with Expertise in Classical and Symbolic Logic

I am a philosopher -- an expert in epistemology and logic. I have studied and taught classical, propositional and predicate (first-order) logic for high school academies and colleges for several years. I have developed online courses... See Seth's full profile

Honors IGCSE Maths Teacher; T.A.; 95 on ASVAB; ESL; Matrix Algebra

I have completed Mathematical Logic and Proofs, Discrete Structures, and Formal Logic courses. Each of these three courses offered a different perspective on logic. I have been tutoring a College Mathematics courses... See Stephen's full profile

Philosophy Major with 3.85 GPA in two advanced Logic classes

I've taken 10 philosophy courses, most of which involved logic, and earned no lower than an A- in all of them. Two courses, Logic and Wittgenstein, specifically focused on critical reasoning, application of truth tables, rules... See Zavier's full profile