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Discrete math classes have a sampler of combinatorics, discrete probability, logic, graph theory, automata, induction, number theory, and proofs, so you need a tutor that can easily hop back and forth. I’ve taught discrete math at Caltech...See Nakul's full profile

So far, I have explained and demonstrated the concepts of symbolic logic, sets, functions, graphs, proof techniques, algorithmic analysis, combinatorics, cryptography, elementary number theory, and several others. See Chase's full profile

Classes I assist with but less frequently (due to less demand): Combinatorics; Partial Differential Equations (exclusively the heat equation, wave equation, and laplace equation), Number Theory, (Point-set) Topology, Mathematical Biology,...See Zach's full profile

...competition mathematics), college-level courses (discrete mathematics, calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, number theory, statistics, combinatorics, probability, real analysis, complex analysis, abstract algebra, Galois theory, Lebesgue ...See Stanley's full profile

There was also some coverage of cryptography near the end of a college level course. As for the Number Theory, I was exposed most of the basic concepts from early middle school, and in high school, I attended PROMYS, which covered it at...See Roman's full profile

...view to really appreciate the vast implications of its principal results. Counting, logic, set theory, probability, number theory, and several more subjects are all contained under the characterization "discrete math," as they all deal with constructions...See Robert's full profile

I focus on helping students excel in AP Calculus (One, Two), college-level Calculus (One, Two, Differential Equations, Multivariable), and fostering a deep, comprehensive understanding of these subjects. In Number Theory and...See Antonio's full profile

...by developing strong problem-solving techniques and creative mathematical thinking. I focus on sharpening skills in number theory, combinatorics, geometry, algebra, and logic—core topics essential to success on the AMC. My approach emphasizes pattern...See David's full profile

I focus on making abstract concepts tangible, fostering a deep understanding of the subject. Whether you're grappling with number theory or combinatorics, I'm here to guide you through.See Kody's full profile

I earned an A in Symbolic Logic and Set Theory, and I earned an A in all of the other proof-driven math courses I took during my Bachelor's in Mathematics program (e.g. Abstract Algebra I-II, Real Analysis I-II, Number Theory, etc.). I...See Joshua's full profile

I also supervised student research, mentoring them in advanced mathematical concepts. Since then I've tutored subjects including number theory, graduate statistics, theory of computing, and first-order logic. Since transitioning from...See Danny's full profile

Also, helping students discover math themselves is the subject of the PROMYS program (Program in Math for Young Scientists) in number theory. Many years ago I spent two summers at the PROMYS program, one as a counselor to four students in...See Peter's full profile

...levels) - Geometry - Precalculus - Calculus (all levels) - Statistics - Differential equations - Linear algebra - Number theory - Real analysis Given my advanced graduate coursework and research experience, I'd also be comfortable teaching ...See Kiran's full profile

In addition to taking the Discrete Math course, I also took related courses in Abstract Algebra, Number Theory, Cryptology, and Combinatorics. This provides me additional depth on the range of topics in Discrete Math. As a senior project,...See Stephen's full profile

I took multiple discrete math courses as part of my bachelor's degree and master's degree in computer science. Specifically, I studied logic, set theory, proofs, number theory, algorithm analysis, theory of computation,...See John's full profile

I have taught logic to high school and college students, including discrete mathematics, basic number theory, and geometry. In my undergraduate degree in mathematics and my graduate studies for an MA in mathematics education, I learned...See Anne's full profile

Subjects I would be a good choice for include: * Upper level calculus and analysis. * Some probability and stochastic calculus. * Abstract algebra, linear algebra, algebraic number theory and geometry. For CS work,...See Adrian's full profile

I hold both a B.S. and M.S. in Mathematics, and received an A in every course relating to number theory, abstract algebra, and discrete math that I took. I also passed a comprehensive exam in Abstract Algebra in order to receive my...See Lila's full profile

Number theory/properties, graphing, equations, inequalities, polynomials, factoring and exponents are some of the most common problems I encounter during my tutoring sessions. I use a variety of teaching methods...See Camelia's full profile

I am knowledgeable about group theory, ring theory, field and Galois theory, combinatorics, probability and statistics, set theory, number theory, and some portions of graph theory. PhD in statistical physics at Harvard. I'd be happy...See Raphael's full profile

I have a strong background in Algebra and Number Theory which helps me to communicate how and why Algebra works. This will give students an understanding of Algebra 1 that will allow them to complete all types of problems.See Alexandria's full profile

...Permutations), Statistics, Analysis of Algorithms, Graph Theory, Network Analysis, Security Analysis, Digital Systems, and Number Theory. I have mastered the knowledge of Discrete Mathematics in these classes both the concepts and the ability to solve ...See Peter's full profile

...techniques. I have a master's in mathematics, so I'm familiar with each topic that appears on the test: Algebra, geometry, number theory, complex numbers, trigonometry, combinatorics, and linear algebra. ...See Adam's full profile

Most of my math research has been in Information Theory, which deals in discrete mathematics like combinatorics, number theory, error-correcting codes, matrices, linear and abstract algebra, and random variables. I'm also a top notch...See Kim's full profile

I have experience with Proofs, Graph Theory, Number Theory and other parts of discrete math. I have been a math teacher for over 15 years. I was an undergrad math major at Columbia University and got a C. Phil from UCSD. I have taught...See Daniel's full profile