The Best Statistics Tutors in Austin, TX

In my Operations Research PhD program, I took courses in Mathematical Statistics and Regression. I supplemented that with an online course in Bayesian Statistics (Coursera) and Exploratory Data Analysis (Udacity). During my career at AT&T, I worked as a Data Scientist. Statistics is a crucial... read more

I've used statistics in Excel and Google Sheets in real-world applications (the food industry), but also the traditional stats high school curriculum. I've taken collegiate level, and can assist to a point. read more

Current statistics tutor with Tutor.com since May 2020 and have conducted hundreds of sessions. read more

I am teaching Statistics in local colleges. in addition to that, my qualifying was in Statistics during graduate school and tutored Statistics for many years. read more

Fortunately, class syllabi have also evolved to address more practical business situations, and software applications have made solving these problems a lot easier. Today, I help students with their statistics and data analytics courses. I can help with quantitative and qualitative statistics... read more

This involves converting fractions into decimals/percents and back, computing with fractions and decimals, finding %s, working with integers, and starting to solve basic algebraic equations. There is often some basic probability, statistics, and geometry mixed into a pre-Algebra course as well. I have... read more

In graduate school I had to strengthen my knowledge of statistics, so I took further courses & hired a tutor to make certain that I understood. Great professors in statistics & research design enabled me not only to learn to use statistical analysis to understand the methods & conclusions... read more

The key to first-year statistics is keeping the big picture in mind, both figuratively and literally. From describing distributions to calculating probabilities, the descriptions and formulas used in statistics are strongly geometrically-based, and it is an understanding of this geometric foundation that... read more

To pass these exams (seven in all) I had to devote many hours to studying statistical theory and how to apply it in the work I was doing: pricing insurance policies and regulating insurance for the state of Texas. I continue to study statistics as it is a subject I find fascinating. I enjoy passing on what... read more

In between all of that, I've done other "statistics," e.g., frequentist A/B testing (simultaneous confidence intervals) or "bayesian" A/B testing (sample from the posterior distributions). From a pedagogic perspective, I have experience explaining *why* t-tests work and... read more