The Best Orbital Mechanics Tutoring Online

While growing up I was an active amateur astronomer, and I have taught this subject at the introductory level. I have the good fortune to be married to a professional astronomer who occasionally involves me in her work on symbiotic star systems. read more

I have experience using MATLAB / Simulink for problems in mathematics, engineering, dynamics, physics, aerodynamics, and orbital mechanics. I have helped dozens of students with their MATLAB homework, assignments, and introduction to... read more

In college, I majored in Physics taken general physics with Calculus covering topics like kinematics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, basic optics, and orbital mechanics. The other lower-division classes I took were modern... read more

I have a Bachelors in Physics and basic astronomy was a fundamental subject for the physics major. As part of the physics major we need to understand the fundamentals of astronomy including orbital mechanics, properties of light, special... read more

That is what I can bring to the table. I have engineered spacecraft, and launch vehicles and aircraft. Calculus directly applies to orbit mechanics in space travel as well as aerodynamics for aircraft. read more

...in my calculus sessions. I also have a background in astronomy, which requires A LOT of trigonometry to deal with orbital mechanics.... read more

I have studied many engineering and science subjects such as algebra, trigonometry, calculus, differential equations, physics, statics, dynamics, fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, orbital mechanics, and propulsion. I graduated with a... read more

Diff eq is perfect for implementing numerical solutions in computer programming. I did a special project with compiling a diff eq solution to orbital mechanics. Diff eq is one of the most useful forms of math in engineering. My tutoring... read more

...memorization-fest into a predictable, easy-to-understand course. I am well-versed in basic molecular structure, orbitals, reactions, mechanisms (arrow-pushing), Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy, mass spectrometry, Infrared spectroscopy read more

In grad school, at CalTech in Pasadena, I spent time as a research associate as well as a teaching assistant. My research was in Chemical Physics, studying molecular orbitals and quantum mechanics, and my degree was obtained based... read more