Golden, CO

Stanford EE, specializing in math, physics, and computer science

skills as well as physics, math, computer science, and electrical engineering. I would like to leave you with the following inspiration: "It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression read more

Denver, CO

PhD graduate for math and physics tutoring

Being a PhD graduate in electrical engineering, I understand the importance of having a firm foundation in calculus. I have tutored both pre-calculus and college level calculus during my graduate years read more

Littleton, CO

Mechanical Engineer with an aptitude for mathematics and physics

the University of Colorado at Denver's Mechanical Engineering Department. The courses involved statics, dynamics, materials, mechanics of materials, and electrical engineering for mechanical engineering(basically read more

Arvada, CO

The Campus Pathfinder - Making sure your college investment pays off!

daughters (one a sophomore at Johns Hopkins – Mechanical Engineering, Hodson Trust Scholarship Recipient and the other a senior at Villanova – Electrical Engineering, already accepted into the 5th year read more

Denver, CO

Need help with middle/high school math? See me!

teaching assistant back in my grad school days, teaching electrical engineering lab sections. I did my best to make sure during my lab sessions that the students understood the concepts we were covering, read more

Ph.D & M.S.E. in Electrical Engineering

I earned both my Ph.D. and M.S. in Electrical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. read more

M.S. (Master of Science) Degree in Electrical Engineering & Computers

I have been working in the Electrical Engineering Industry for over 30 years. Semiconductor design, development, and production. I graduated from Santa Clara University with an M.S. in EECS in 1992 and from University of California at... read more

PhD in Electrical Engineering

I have used math extensively during my career as a teacher and engineering consultant. I scored in the 99th percentile on the math section of the GRE. I try to make math interesting by always relating the concepts to the real world. read more