The Best Linear Algebra Tutors in Los Angeles, CA

From 2014-2020 I was a mathematics professor at the University of Arizona, where I taught mostly undergraduate courses ranging from pre-calculus to vector calculus and linear algebra. I really love teaching vector calc. It's an incredibly interesting and useful subject. I also tutored grad students for...See Brandon's full profile

In Understanding Linear Algebra I have worked extensively with USC, UCI , UCLA and LMU Engineering, Computer Science and Math students develop simple and rigorous methods of formal proofs as applied in matrix and vector space transformations. In Math 245 Linear Algebra, for instance, LMU Engineering...See Paul's full profile

Topics I am most comfortable teaching are Algebra 1,2, Precalculus, Calculus I and II and SAT math. I am also proficient in Calculus III, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra and Real Analysis. Most of my students have been high schoolers and college students but also open to tutoring excelling middle schoolers...See Marc Andrew's full profile

I enjoy tutoring all types of maths quite a bit. I like to keep things practical by using basic examples, analogies, and mnemonics to facilitate intuition and understanding of abstract mathematical concepts. My 8+ years of training as a Geometer have instilled a visual component to my teaching methods as well: diagrams,...See Dugan's full profile

My expertise in Mathematics ranges from the finer points of geometry, algebra, trigonometry to Calculus and college level mathematics, including linear algebra and differential equations.See Derdei's full profile

I have taken multiple courses in the field of Linear Algebra and feel quite comfortable in tutoring Linear Algebra. It is a fun course to not only tutor but also to learn and is very influential in computer programming. See Gavin's full profile

I have a Master's degree in mathematics at Cal Poly Pomona and made use of MATLAB throughout my studies in fields such as numerical linear algebra and mathematical modelling. In all these cases I used MATLAB to obtain numerical answers to my questions and gain computational insight into the problem at hand.See Joshua's full profile

Most modern branches of physics rely in some way or another on linear algebra, but quantum mechanics especially does since so many problems boil down to finding eigenvalues and eigenvectors or establishing a basis space. I am comfortable with all linear algebra topics including change of basis formulae,...See Geoffrey's full profile

Hi, I'm Nick! I am a passionate tutor with experience in teaching a wide array of topics in mathematics and statistics, including AP Stats AP Calculus, and SAT/GRE math prep. I have an M.S. in Statistics and a B.S. in Applied Mathematics and I have tutored independently, as a university teaching assistant (TA), and most...See Nick's full profile

I have a bachelors degree in Math-Computer Science from UCSD & a Master’s degree in Computer science from UCI. I am currently a 4th year PhD student in the CS department, where my research focuses on graphical models in Artificial Intelligence. I have 10+ years experience as a private tutor, and 6+ years of TA’ing....See Annie's full profile

Linear Algebra is an extension of many upper level Algebra topics students confront in Algebra II, including matrices, determinants, vectors, vector spaces, transformations, and eigenvectors/values. I have previous experience tutoring students in college level Algebra and Linear Algebra, and feel...See Brooke's full profile

As an aerospace engineer, I’ve used Linear Algebra to model and control dynamic systems in aircraft and spacecraft, including flight stability and navigation algorithms. It’s fundamental in optimizing structural loads through matrix-based finite element analysis and in solving systems of equations during...See Chris's full profile

Hi, I am Dr. Sam! I recently earned my Ph.D. in Bioengineering from Caltech, where I spent six years tackling challenging problems at the intersection of biology, chemistry, and engineering. I am here to help you master coursework so you can feel confident and capable no matter how complex the material seems. I bring...See Samuel's full profile

I took linear algebra 3 years ago at Texas A&M and have used it in a wide variety of fields, from signal processing in electrical engineering to multivariate statistics. I used it regularly in research at Imperial College London and taught it to undergraduate students at the school.See Vincent's full profile

I'm a retired physics professor who is very passionate about teaching physics/mathematics and training a young generation of scientists for independent research and opportunity to participate in science competitions such as Siemens and Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). I hold a PhD in Physics from...See Soo Yong's full profile

Linear Algebra: My background in Mathematics is quite deep and extensive, and Linear Algebra happens to be my favorite of the sub-disciplines. It is where the true beauty of Mathematics begins to be apparent, and where one can finally see the deep connections that exist among mathematical structures. I...See Raffi's full profile

In my electrical engineering studies, I have taken courses in both control theory and digital signal processing. Both courses relied heavily on Linear Algebra that made use of this area in performing matrix and vector computation. I also learned how to apply these concepts in physical applications such as...See Tom's full profile

I took Linear Algebra/Differential Equations twice and passed both times with an A.See Steven's full profile

I have been a math and computer science tutor since 2009 and have individually worked with over 200 students ranging from elementary school, middle school, high school and undergraduate college students. I tailor each lesson to the student's requirements and current abilities, helping them to understand the concepts as...See Danny's full profile

I have had two graduate level classes in linear algebra.See Toni's full profile

Hi! I'm Ian L. For the past eight years, I’ve sharpened my skills as a chemistry, algebra, and calculus tutor, with experience ranging from serving as a math and science tutor to K-12 students as part of the School on Wheels organization during high school to working as an undergraduate apprentice instructor for the...See Ian's full profile

Among the core requirements on the master's exam is linear algebra. My area of specialization was actually abstract algebra, and I wrote a survey on Coxeter groups for my honors thesis, which is a topic at the intersection of linear algebra, representation of groups, and classical geometry. I have...See Cau Duong's full profile

I have a strong background in Linear Algebra, including matrix operations, determinants, inverses, vector spaces, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, linear transformations, and systems of linear equations. I hold a Mechanical Engineering degree so I focus on helping students understand concepts deeply, build strong...See Rosa's full profile

I have always been a passionate student of math and science, and it gives me great pleasure to help other people find success and satisfaction in their studies. I have been tutoring for over 15 years, and I have helped many people not only do better in their coursework, but also overcome their fears of math and science,...See Adam's full profile

I completed a course in Linear Algebra and Applications, and Abstract Linear Algebra at UCLA. I earned 54 units of mathematics at UCLA. Additionally, I have a Single Subject Teaching Credential in math.See Keren's full profile