The Best Logic Tutors in Cambridge, MA

I earned a BS in mathematics at MIT, where I took the upper level undergraduate course in logic for math majors and got an A. I have written software that handles three-valued logic (a rather specialized topic). I also earned a PhD in mathematics (geometry and physics) at Berkeley. read more

As I earned my BA and MA in math, I took four logic classes -- both in Philosophy and in Mathematics. Since that time, I have taught and tutored logic for several years. In addition, I designed and developed an online course in logic. read more

PhD student in philosophy and I've taught formal/symbolic logic at the university level several times and have tutored many students in both formal and informal logic. I've also taken the full sequence of graduate-level mathematical logic classes at my university. read more

I have course background and experience in formal logic, as well as mathematical logic, metamathematics, logic in natural-language argumentation, and related topics in philosophy and computer science. From programming and teaching computer logic, I know how to break down logical puzzles... read more

I have had a unit in Symbolic Logic in the Pre-Calculus course I took back in High School. I got an A+ in that course. I tutored students with Symbolic Logic problems (e.g. constructing truth tables) as a Mathematics Tutor at a nearby community college. read more

I helped a number of students with solving logic problems. I emphasize the fact that practicing logic strengthens one's ability to think in many different school disciplines. I also mention that solving many puzzles, which many of us like doing in our spare time, requires logical thought. read more

From 1996-1999, I student Symbolic Logic and Many Valued Logic at Westfield State College. I also served as a volunteer teaching assistant. read more

I studied math as an undergraduate, but also took several philosophy courses. Formal logic is the basis for proof writing in math, and because my background in math this course came naturally to me. Formal logic, sometimes called artificial logic, is its own language and is easier to learn from a... read more

I took the Common Admission Test (CAT) similar to the GMAT which gives admission to the prestigious Indian Institute of Management and scored 94 percentile in it. The maths version consists of a logic section in which I scored more than 90 percentile. read more

All of proof-based mathematics lies atop of first order logic, that is, propositional logic with predicates, and quantifiers. This language has become natural to me in the course of earning two B.S. degrees in Math and Physics. I successfully completed the most difficult logic and discrete math class... read more