The Best Discrete Math Tutors for Grand Rapids, MI

I specialized in discrete math in graduate school and have since taught the course at the college level many times. Discrete math topics I have taught include set theory, combinatorics (combinations, permutations, partitions, and...See Katherine's full profile

I have taken and taught many courses that prepare me to tutor finite mathematics. My BA and MA were both in mathematics and I had a focus on discrete and finite mathematics for both degrees. I am a patient tutor and since this is usually an...See Stephanie 's full profile

A discrete math course usually consists a mixture of logic, set theory, and combinatorics. As a math PhD student I have a wealth of experience with each of these elements, as they essentially serve as the ABC's of pure mathematics. I...See Mason's full profile

I have have taught Discrete Mathematics courses at both Boston University and at Oklahoma State University.See Tim's full profile

I've helped dozens of students succeed in discrete math, as well as related topics such as combinatorics, probability, algorithms, and graph theory. Discrete math is one of the foundational areas of mathematics. Together with...See Iordan's full profile

Expert instruction in University Discrete Mathematics, Formal Logic, and Proof Writing. I hold a B.S. in Mathematics and my methodology is rooted in identifying and repairing foundational gaps in logical reasoning. Having mastered advanced...See Adam's full profile

I am a Ph.D. candidate at University of Buffalo's mathematics department. The skills you learn in discrete math classes are the foundations and basis for all of higher-level mathematics. I use these skills daily, in writing proofs and...See Mark's full profile

Me experience ranges from basic algebra to multivariable calculus including elementary education courses with topics of discrete math. I also developed a course at my current institution titled ‘The Nature of Mathematics’ which include...See Elizabeth's full profile

I bring both formal coursework and original research experience to discrete mathematics. As an undergraduate, I took Discrete Math, Combinatorics, Graph Theory, and Data Structures and Algorithms, and as a graduate student I audited a...See Erin's full profile

I have a B.S. in pure mathematics from Indiana University with a GPA of 3.6/4.0. Discrete math, Finite Math, Linear Algebra and Logic are all early-level courses in this track, I feel confident I can help anyone with whatever problems...See K.J.'s full profile

I have a B.S. in applied mathematics from the College of William & Mary and have taken many proofs based courses and have tutored several different Discrete Math classes including topics such as, but not limited to: direct proofs,...See Logan's full profile

I also completed a Data Science fellowship through the CUNY Tech Prep program. I received an A+ in almost all my math courses including Discrete Math. I have tutored this course multiple times in the past and feel comfortable that I can...See Alex's full profile

I've worked as a TA for a college discrete math class before, as well as tutored students in discrete math. When first starting out, discrete math can feel very abstract to students and different from other math...See Lara's full profile

As a fourth-year mathematics major, I have a strong background in Discrete Mathematics, including experience tutoring my younger sister in the subject. In addition to coursework in Discrete Mathematics itself, I have completed several...See Ethan's full profile

I have a M.A. in mathematics and statistics from Eastern Michigan University with a 3.87 G.P.A. Discrete math deals with computational algorithms, combinatorics, and basic mathematical proof techniques. I have tutored many students in...See Eric's full profile

I have become very familiar with discrete math: not only have I taken this course in undergrad, but I've used concepts from it for the past decade, throughout the rest of my undergraduate and graduate schooling. In addition, I have...See Juniper's full profile

I wrote my senior thesis in combinatorial design theory. I took and was a TA for advanced combinatorics classes in graduate school. I have tutored students both for discrete math classes for computer science majors (covering things like...See Douglas's full profile

Discrete math is essential for higher level math and computer science. I've taken courses on proof-writing, combinatorics, abstract algebra, discrete mathematics and more. As a graduate student in mathematics, I have considerable...See Andres'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

I hold a B.S. in Applied Mathematics with coursework in foundational discrete structures. I have spent over 15 years helping high school and college students master core discrete math concepts, including propositional logic, set theory,...See Andrew's full profile

I believe that I am certified to teach discrete math because I received an A in my Discrete Math 1 course, in my Discrete Math 2 course,and in my Abstract Algebra 1. See David's full profile

I’ve helped many college students succeed in discrete math courses by focusing on clear explanations and structured problem-solving. My academic background includes discrete mathematics, combinatorics, logic, and probability, all of which...See Joshua's full profile

I hold a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Marquette University and an Executive MBA earned Summa Cum Laude from the Jack Welch Management Institute, and discrete math has shaped my career from the ground up, underlying the...See Manuel's full profile

I earned my PhD in Computational Science from UT Austin, specializing in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. In my PhD research I utilized fundamental discrete math principles, including probability and algorithm complexity analysis...See James's full profile

I studied Discrete Mathematics in College when I took Discrete Math I-II in preparation for graduate school. I'm finding computer science majors are required to take this course. Usually mathematical induction is the topic which leaves...See Christopher's full profile