The Best Logic Tutors for Plymouth, MN

In college, I earned a degree in Philosophy, which of course involved lots of logical analysis of arguments. As part of my degree, I took Introductory Symbolic Logic, earning an A. My main interest in philosophy has always been...See Michael's full profile

I earned my B.A. in Philosophy from UCLA, where I received extensive training in first-order logic, formal proof systems, and symbolic reasoning. My academic work includes research and writing in modal logic, semantics, and the...See Jason's full profile

With a B.S. in both Mathematics and Computer Science from Davidson College, I have studied formal logic, discrete structures, and algorithmic reasoning extensively. I can help students master truth tables, logical equivalence,...See Kendall's full profile

I have cultivated expertise in logic and proof through rigorous formal coursework during both my undergraduate and graduate studies. With a solid foundation in proof writing and a passion for teaching, I am dedicated to helping students...See Lacie's full profile

I've taught introductory and intermediate logic at Yale and Princeton, where I also learned from some great teachers. I can help you with translating between English and formal logic, as well as doing derivations in first-order...See Brendan's full profile

Part of my course load was 3 semesters of Philosophy courses on Logic, in which I received A's for all 3 of them. By having a degree in Computer Science, as well as having taken multiple Philosophy courses on Logic, I have...See Neil's full profile

I'm a published researcher in Mathematics & Computer Science, and I've taught logic for Mathematicians & Computer Scientists for 3 years. I've taught introductory logic for mathematicians as well as classes...See Christopher's full profile

I have achieved high marks in multiple university level logic courses and have read through a variety of additional logic books on my own out of personal interest. Also have an interest in the history of logic, and this has...See Lance's full profile

As a math Ph.D., I’m extremely skilled at reading and writing proofs, which are rigorous logical arguments. Logic is the lifeblood of math. I have also, several times, taught a course at Northwestern called Foundations of Higher...See Kiran's full profile

Whatever it is called, I know exactly why today's common logic courses are confusing and can help you make sense of them. I have a Masters' Degree in philosophy, my PhD thesis was specifically about problems in contemporary...See Seth's full profile

I help students strengthen their reasoning skills by working through the fundamentals of Logic, including truth tables, conditional statements, arguments, and proofs. My approach emphasizes clarity and step-by-step explanations so abstract...See Graham's full profile

I majored in philosophy at Saint Joseph's University. Most of my coursework was either logic and metaphysics, or required the use of logic and metaphysics. In addition, I would also tutor students taking logic courses.See Vi's full profile

All of proof-based mathematics lies atop of first order logic, that is, propositional logic with predicates, and quantifiers. This language has become natural to me in the course of earning two B.S. degrees in Math and Physics. I...See Russell's full profile

I have taken multiple courses in mathematical logic, theory of computation, model theory, set theory, Boolean algebra, and digital design at both the undergraduate and graduate levels at University of Maryland, UNCG, and NC State....See Christian's full profile

While there I took multiple classes in classical logic (propositional and predicate) as well as an advanced course in non-classical logic. While at Columbia, I tutored fellow students in symbolic logic and have continued to...See Chris's full profile

I was first introduced to logic in high school during math team. I've always loved logic puzzles and the study of logic in its own right, which led to me studying mathematics in high school. All of proof-based math is...See Andres's full profile

I second-majored in philosophy at Notre Dame, and now I regularly tutor students in propositional and first-order logic, truth tables, natural deduction proofs, and the like. I can help you understand premises and conclusions,...See David's full profile

I have experience helping students strengthen their logical reasoning, argument analysis, and critical thinking skills. I focus on teaching the foundations of logic, including deductive and inductive reasoning, logical...See David F.'s full profile

During that time I developed and taught a Critical Thinking Class, which was primarily focused on Logic and its applications. I would consider myself to have expertise in Formal/Symbolic Logic.See Eric's full profile

I have taught logic in many different courses many, many times over these last twelve years or so! Logic was a part of the graduate geometry class I taught and the remedial graduate math class I helped design. I was even helping a...See Joy's full profile

I earned a Master's in Computer Science from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, during which my research focus involved the application of type theory to new problem domains; type theory is a branch of formal logic descended...See Alexander's full profile

I have taken and completed a math logic course with an A. It's was one of my mathematics major degree requirements and I have used logic extensively since in the pursuit of elementary to advanced math proofs. It is a subject I...See Barton's full profile

I have a B.S. in pure mathematics from Indiana University with a GPA of 3.6/4.0. One class that I took was P105: Logic and Reasoning. It's a Philosophy class, instead of a math class, but there you go. It's a class in...See K.J.'s full profile

Formal logic is central to both my Computer Science background and the discrete math I regularly tutor — propositional and predicate logic, truth tables, logical equivalences, and proof construction. I help students master...See Alexander's full profile

My background in logic comes from computer science and mathematics rather than philosophy. I primarily work with Boolean logic, propositional logic, and discrete reasoning as used in programming, algorithms, and digital...See Loren's full profile