The Best Calculus Tutors in Northglenn, CO

Private tutor for calculus students since 2018. check out my most recent review from one of last semester's students Chandler!See Ariel's full profile

In my former life as an engineer, I worked extensively with CFD (computational fluid dynamics), and my PhD dissertation involved a new technique of Fourier analysis that I invented. Both of these involved heavy amounts of calculus. See John's full profile

Through my experience I have learned how to adapt to different students learning style and guide them individually to use critical thinking skills in order to solve new and complex problems. I enjoy teaching math and my goal is always to help students succeed. Algebra, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus,...See Marissa's full profile

Since 2017, I have been doing 1-on-1 tutoring, covering a broad range of engineering, physics and math topics, such as classical mechanics, fluid dynamics, algebra, and calculus, to mention a few. Additionally, I have successfully prepared students for the math portions of the SAT, ACT, and GRE exams. I believe...See Yuan's full profile

I am also adept at teaching study and organization skills, providing academic counseling, and increasing self-confidence. I routinely tutor High School & College mathematics, science and computer engineering. Mathematics subjects include Algebra I thru Calculus, as well as advanced probability and...See Dr's full profile

Besides the many calculus classes I took in my 10 years of studying math, I've TA'd a number of calculus class at UC Berkeley during my graduate studies, and I have hundreds of hours of experience tutoring calculus at all levels: calc I, II, III, AB, BC, as well as undergraduate...See Sander's full profile

My mission is to foster critical and creative thinking through demonstrative teaching and promote the application of the scientific method based on rigorous problem-solving. In my class you will learn the actual meaning behind the equations. Whether homework, exams preparation, or lab report, it is going to be not...See Aleksej's full profile

I scored 5's on the AP exams for Calc AB and Calc BC, used calculus consistently in my undergrad and grad school years, and have been tutoring the subject for the past year and a half.See Dan's full profile

I have taught over twenty different Calculus courses at the undergraduate level on many occasions. I am currently an Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics at a university in Colorado. I have been teaching classes for about 15 years and tutoring for about 20 years. See Steve's full profile

...issues well in advance of deployment. Pedagogy informed by project management and psychology Years of supervising research assistants and tutoring statistics, calculus, and standardized tests have honed my ability to tailor explanations to cognitive style—whether a student grasps best through algebraic derivation, code walkthrough...See Lauren's full profile

I provide expert guidance in calculus, covering topics such as limits, differentiation, integration, and real-world applications. My approach simplifies complex mathematical concepts, using step-by-step explanations and problem-solving strategies to build confidence. Whether you're preparing for AP...See Ryan's full profile

The phrase "Every grain of rice wasted in this life will starve in the next" conveys a powerful message about the need to value our resources and recognize the labor that goes into our sustenance. It reminds us to cherish the abundance often taken for granted and to remain conscious of waste, especially in a world where...See Diana's full profile

Calculus does not have to be hard. If you need help with topics such as derivatives, integrals, or multi-variates, I can help you understand the material enough to take your tests with confidence. I have taken up to Calculus 3 and I have a minor in abstract mathematics. My upper graduate course experience...See Nick's full profile

My name is David and I have more than 20 years of academic and professional experience working in the field of Electrical Engineering. I hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from LeTourneau University and a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Southern Methodist University....See David's full profile

I currently teach at the University level and have taught everything from basic math and algebra all the way up to calculus. I started my college career at a community college. The first class I ever taught was Intro to Statistics and it is the class I have taught more than any other course. I have also taught...See Christine's full profile

I am National Board and Colorado Certified and have taught pretty much every high school math course except for Calc BC. I have taught Alg 1 and Alg 2, Geometry Honors, Precalc (which includes a lot of Trig) AB Calculus, and AP Statistics, both for about 7 years. I feel very comfortable tutoring in any of the...See Kenny's full profile

I can teach concepts in calculus I. I can also teach steps that involve calculus within engineering problems related to chemical engineering.See Lauren's full profile

My students have hailed from a wide set of backgrounds with ages spanning elementary to graduate school. I have tutored math and science at the non-AP level as well as a variety of AP courses including: Calculus AB and BC, Physics 1/2, Physics C: Mechanics/Electricity and Magnetism, Biology, Chemistry,...See Abdullah's full profile

...Learning, Probability, Statistics, Actuarial Science, Deep Learning, Causal Inference, Optimization, Reinforcement Learning, Data Structures and Algorithms, Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Algebra, Programming Software: R, Python, MATLAB, SQL, Microsoft Excel Test Prep: SAT, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT Actuarial Exams: FM, P, SRM, PA, ...See Cindy's full profile

I believe the basic concepts of calculus are relatively simple. If these can be taught and understood by the student, then I believe they can better tackle the mechanics of calculus. As always, I try to bring in real world examples.See Wayne's full profile

Hi! My name is Ryan, and I've been tutoring students in physics and math for over 15 years. I began tutoring in high school in an after school math program for middle and high school students. In college, I continued with this work, conducting private and group tutoring sessions for college students in their first year...See Ryan's full profile

I've enjoyed teaching for as long as I can remember. There are few things more rewarding than sharing the "eureka" moment with someone who had given up on understanding. Too often, people see their own lack of understanding as a lack of intelligence. In my experience, it usually means that the teacher explains in a way...See Sean's full profile

Calculus is the backbone of pretty much every field of mathematics, and its results show up everywhere. I helped to teach Honors Calculus at UChicago, and I've taught economics and physics majors how to apply calculus to their fields of study. I regularly use Taylor expansions and linear...See Robert's full profile

Hi! My name is Abhijnana, and I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 where I majored in physics and biology, with a concentration in neurobiology. After graduating, I worked in a neuroscience lab at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and then received my MS in biostatistics from the University of...See Abhijnana's full profile

At Dartmouth, I've taken Differential Equations and Functions of a Complex Variable courses receiving “A’s” in both (which extensively use Calculus). I’m currently taking Partial Differential Equations. I've also specifically tutored Calculus (I, II & III) to students for three years....See Jack's full profile