The Best Linear Algebra Tutors in Florida

As part of my undergraduate Civil Engineering program, I completed course study in linear algebra. Concepts include: Solving complex matrices, minors and cofactors, determinants, matrix addition, subtraction, multiplication and transposing...See Mike's full profile

I graduated from the University of Florida with two Bachelor of Science degrees in Mathematics and Information Systems, along with an undergraduate certificate in AI Fundamentals and Applications. I will be continuing my education as an incoming...See Hristina's full profile

Bringing a Ph.D. in Computational Mathematics, two Master’s in Math/Computer Science, and over ten years of teaching experience, I offer an elite, deeply intuitive approach to tutoring Linear Algebra. My background as both a...See Nina's full profile

I've been a private tutor for over 15 years. As an undergraduate at University of Central Florida (GO KNIGHTS!), I worked part-time as a tutor in the Math Dept.'s Math Lab. There I learned those techniques most effective to bring a student...See Robert's full profile

Linear Algebra was part of the curriculum as a Mathematics Major. The applications in the advanced courses of both Mathematics and in my other Major of Physics are immense. Seeing it applied to many dimensions and actually...See Sabatay's full profile

I am a STEM tutor with about 10 years of experience teaching mathematics, physics, and chemistry. I hold a Master’s degree in Biology and have strong training in scientific reasoning and quantitative problem solving. I enjoy helping students...See Boris's full profile

As a doctoral candidate in mathematics, I have over 7 years experience tutoring linear algebra, and I have taught my own Linear Algebra course at Florida Atlantic University.See Noah's full profile

I began studying linear algebra during high school as part of my algebra II and pre-calculus classes. During college I continued my study with courses in linear algebra and abstract algebra. In those courses I worked with the...See William's full profile

Hello potential students! My name is Erin, and I'm excited that you're here. I graduated from the University of Alabama (Roll Tide) with a degree in economics and math in 2016. In this degree program, I always aimed to challenge myself, even...See Erin's full profile

My understanding of linear algebra comes from taking the course at Florida International University as well as 6 other abstract algebra courses above linear algebra. I would say that I know this subject in and out. Things in...See Eric's full profile

...problem sets and qualifying exam preparation. Because my background is equally strong in math, I can fix the calculus, linear algebra, or differential equations gap that is usually the real reason a physics problem is not working. I adapt completely...See Rene's full profile

I was a double major at the University of Texas at Austin in pure math and physics and got my PhD in physics at the University of Florida. I have over 10 years of experience teaching physics and math. I enjoy helping students develop an...See Andrew's full profile

I'm Chase! I graduated from Western Governors University in 2016 with a degree in Mathematics. I have published three books and five technical papers. I earned a perfect score on the math section of the SAT, as well as a near-perfect score on the...See Chase's full profile

Hi, I'm Shamit! I graduated summa cum laude with a Master's degree in Engineering, focusing on Data Science and Statistics. My professors at University of Michigan have really made me appreciate the role of a teacher in every student' life. I...See Shamit's full profile

I have taken several variants on this course (lower- and higher-level) and done well in all of them. Although I have not tutored this subject, I did proctor a course on game theory.See Daniel's full profile

Hello! My name is Lacie, and my journey with mathematics has been far from traditional. I returned to college in 2016 after working for a few years, initially placing into a developmental pre-college mathematics class. Despite having no prior...See Lacie's full profile

Math can be challenging, and it’s even more difficult when it’s boring. With more than four years of tutoring experience, my objective is to make math fun for all of my students. I create personalized lessons and relate mathematical concepts...See Krystal's full profile

My passion is teaching! I am totally committed to providing students with the necessary skills, knowledge and discipline to ensure students’ success. I believe that learning is a never ending process. I became a Mechanical Engineer, and a few...See Jesus's full profile

I have a BS and master's degree in applied math. Each degree included both undergraduate and graduate-level courses in Linear Algebra which I earned an A. See Patricia's full profile

...CS 7641, or an engineer breaking into ML, I meet you where you are. Topics: - Foundations: probability, statistics, linear algebra, calculus I–III - Classical ML & stats: regression, trees, MCMC, Bayesian methods, time series, SETS models - Modern...See Oliver's full profile

...engineering elective. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Chemical Engineering. Regarding math courses, I made an A in Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Calculus 1,2 and 3. I have tutored these courses as well for Auburn University and Gordon ...See James's full profile

My introduction to linear algebra came when I first learned what a matrix was shortly before high school. Since then, I've taken numerous abstract and linear algebra courses while pursuing my bachelors degree and PhD in...See Andres's full profile

I help students understand linear algebra concepts such as matrices, vectors, and linear systems. My tutoring focuses on breaking abstract mathematical ideas into step-by-step explanations. I emphasize understanding the logic behind each...See Peyton's full profile

Received an A in MATH 1554 (Linear Algebra) at Georgia Tech; given review sessions before and acted as a substitute TA for the course.See Javier's full profile

Linear algebra is used extensively in physics, being a tool I use frequently in fields such as quantum mechanics. I also received a grade of A in a 4000 level proof based linear algebra class that I took, so not only am I well aware...See Alex's full profile