The Best Logic Tutors in California

I took First Order Logic at Yale University and received an A in the course. I also have taken many mathematical courses which require logical reasoning. I also studied human decision-making which involves understanding rationality...See Sean's full profile

I believe that teaching is an art and it is beyond just knowing the subject matter. A good teacher is the one who has a passion for teaching and makes all efforts to first, make the student interested in the subject, second, increases his/her...See Jafar's full profile

Through teaching, I have mentored students in topics such as sequential and combinational logic, FPGA programming, and high-level system modeling. This combination of technical design expertise and academic instruction reflects my ability...See Ashkan's full profile

I have two philosophy degrees (B.A. and M.A.). I am a skilled and experienced tutor of introductory logic concepts—i.e. what you'd typically encounter in classes such as "Introduction to Logic," "Introduction to...See Ron's full profile

As an attorney, my day-to-day work involves making logically structured arguments and poking holes in the logic of my adversaries' arguments. I also scored in the top 0.5% of test takers for the Law School Admissions Test...See Richard's full profile

David Foster studied logic while an undergraduate at UCLA, and continued studies in logic and philosophy while earning his Master of Divinity at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. He continues to tutor...See David's full profile

I have a great love for Boolean and First-Order Predicate Logic. I have studied logic several times in both philosophy and mathematics courses, but most notably, I took a class in college on mathematical logic which concluded...See Geoffrey's full profile

I scored a 175 on the LSAT and have been successfully tutoring students for this exam for nearly a decade. Formal logic is one of the biggest components of the LSAT. I also have many years of experience as a math tutor, helping students...See John's full profile

I have taught many students the concepts and applications of mathematical logic. Topics include, but are not limited to, truth tables and Venn diagrams which I've applied to solving word problems that involve building a...See Danny's full profile

Aside from having a PhD in mathematics, the obtainment of which requires proficiency in the use of logic, I have also taught discrete math courses, a component of which is symbolic logic. I love teaching logic; it is on...See Jack's full profile

I have developed a high level of comfort and competence in using logical tools to analyze and comprehend arguments, as well as to create my own, thanks to this class. Through the process of becoming familiar with these tools, I have gained...See Andy's full profile

I have tutored logic and logical reasoning for 3 years. I am conversant with the application of logic in Mathematics and other fields. I tutor tests such as the LSAT which emphasize on logical reasoning. See PATRICK's full profile

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

I have been a professional math and logic tutor for more than 30 years. In that time I have tutored students in many topics of Symbolic Logic, including: Logical statements and truth values; negation; conjunction,...See David's full profile

I earned my B.A. in Philosophy from UCLA, where I received extensive training in first-order logic, formal proof systems, and symbolic reasoning. My academic work includes research and writing in modal logic, semantics, and the...See Jason's full profile

Logic concepts are extensively utilized when you design microchip for variety of applications, such as Memories, CPUs, Input/output Peripheral Circuits, and Digital Signal Processing. I have participated as key design team member and...See Shailesh's full profile

D. in Philosophy, writing my dissertation on logical truth. I also majored in Philosophy as an undergraduate at Princeton. In 1997 and 1998, I was awarded the UCLA Philosophy Department Logic Award. I have TA'd and taught...See Mark's full profile

I graduated with a bachelor's in physics from Princeton University in 2019 and am currently a PhD student at Caltech in Materials Science. I have tutored peers and younger students in physics and math since high school and throughout my...See Sara's full profile

I took a class at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln called Introduction to Modern Logic. It was cross-listed in math and philosophy. I got an A+ in the class. After that, I was asked by the philosophy department to work as a tutor for the...See Garrett's full profile

My background in Math and Comp Sci encompasses quite a bit of logic; including discrete math at the undergraduate level (University of MD CMSC250) and Mathematical Logic at the graduate level (University of MD MATH712 + 713)....See Steven's full profile

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

Throughout my mathematical education, I have continually made use of mathematical logic for the sake of developing rigorous proofs of mathematical theorems and doing precise, technical mathematical argumentation. In addition, I have...See Joshua's full profile

I have experience teaching the basics of symbolic logic and propositional logic (conditional statements / if -- then / truth tables / atomic symbols), basic logic "language" (^ in / & out...See Brooke's full profile

I have 4 years of experience teaching an online geometry course heavily based on logic. This course is proof-based and all assignments are submitted as formal proofs or logic tables. I have also tutored college level into to...See Michelle's full profile

I have taken two logic courses at SDSU during 2011 and 2010 from Professor Carl Eckberg during my MA in Math teaching. They were in the computer science and the math departments but both covered logic including truth tables, circuits...See Valerie's full profile