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I was the graduate teaching assistant for both the basic and advanced combinatorics/finite math classes at Caltech.See Nakul's full profile

I have also taken multiple college level courses on discrete mathematics and related subjects (including theory of computation, mathematical logic, set theory, combinatorics, Boolean algebra, and digital design) and have tutored the subject...See Christian's full profile

I've previously tutored Discrete Math and taught courses that cover similar content, such as Introduction to Proof and Problem Solving, Combinatorics, Graph Theory and Probability.See Suzana's full profile

...introductory level and integration-based theory). Classes I assist with but less frequently (due to less demand): Combinatorics; Partial Differential Equations (exclusively the heat equation, wave equation, and laplace equation), Number Theory,...See Zach's full profile

So far, I have explained and demonstrated the concepts of symbolic logic, sets, functions, graphs, proof techniques, algorithmic analysis, combinatorics, cryptography, elementary number theory, and several others. See Chase's full profile

I took two different Discrete courses in university as well as a Proofs/Problem Solving course which is well aligned with discrete. I think that I have a solid understanding of combinatoric thinking and can explain the concepts well. I...See Joe's full profile

... theory, modular arithmetic, and matrix and other non-Abelian algebras. I have also studied a substantial amount of combinatorics and probability theory. I could tutor in the areas of rings, fields, and graphs but only at a basic or introductory ...See Geoffrey's full profile

I have studied and tutored the subjects of combinatorics, probability, and linear algebra extensively. I am familiar with topics such as the inclusion-exclusion principle, the probabilistic method of proof in graph theory. I am also...See AJ's full profile

...college-level courses (discrete mathematics, calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, number theory, statistics, combinatorics, probability, real analysis, complex analysis, abstract algebra, Galois theory, Lebesgue theory, topology, set theory...See Stanley's full profile

I am experienced at tutoring Probability in a variety of settings, from basic high school math, standardized test prep, all the way through intermediate probability courses in college where formal study of random variables and distributions are...See Stephenson's full profile

I studied Discrete Math in college in my Discrete Math and Combinatorics classes, prior to obtaining my B.A. in Mathematics with a 3.93 GPA. I have also actively used discrete math concepts in my graduate studies in statistics and in the...See Zoltan's full profile

In college I extensively studied mathematical proof and set theory, and have also succeeded in courses on combinatorics and probability.See Michael's full profile

I earned a B.S. in Mathematics of Computation from UCLA, and I've tutored and spoken publicly in subjects from logic to combinatorics to set theory to graph theory. See Dane's full profile

I focus on making abstract concepts tangible, fostering a deep understanding of the subject. Whether you're grappling with number theory or combinatorics, I'm here to guide you through.See Kody's full profile

...subject. I have also published multiple original research papers, including a discrete math paper (in graph theory and combinatorics). I have helped numerous students succeed in their study of discrete math. ...See Danny's full profile

I also have 6 years of experience teaching at the college level, with classes including college algebra/trigonometry, calculus, linear algebra, discrete math, and combinatorics. I have gotten to work with many students one-on-one...See Ben's full profile

Probability is the foundation of statistics and one of the most fascinating areas of applied math. I help students understand its core principles, independent and dependent events, conditional probability, and Bayes’ theorem using clear,...See Yves's full profile

I also covered topics like divisibility in the ring of integers with examples of modal arithmetic and the basic principles of counting (combinatorics).See Roger's full profile

Discrete math can contain many topics. I am knowledgeable about group theory, ring theory, field and Galois theory, combinatorics, probability and statistics, set theory, number theory, and some portions of graph theory. PhD in statistical...See Raphael's full profile

...strong problem-solving techniques and creative mathematical thinking. I focus on sharpening skills in number theory, combinatorics, geometry, algebra, and logic—core topics essential to success on the AMC. My approach emphasizes pattern recognition...See David's full profile

As a Math PhD student, naturally I use sets, combinatorics, graphs and methods of counting in my work. Even as an undergrad in Computer Science these topics were very familiar to me. As a teacher at College, I teach these topics to students...See Melanka's full profile

I've done very well in combinatorics in University and I have been part of a research group. I have also taken a few Computer Science courses, which may be interesting to those who are taking discrete mathematics as a prerequisite to...See Daniel's full profile

I have been exposed to Discrete Mathematics since early high school, and have used a lot during my undergraduate studies, most notably in context of computer science. My exposure to it included Combinatorics, Graph Theory, etc. There was...See Roman's full profile

I obtained my PhD in Math from UCLA and taught Math 61 (Discrete Math) several times as a TA. The class covers sets/relations, combinatorics, graph theory, and some computer science algorithms. See Max's full profile

I have a BS and PhD in Physics. I have high scores in many discrete math courses, like probability, combinatorics, graph theory. Discrete math is used in many physics applications, especially statistical physics. See Wei's full profile