I hold graduate degrees in Physics (Central Michigan University) and Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science (Duke University), with research experience in computational materials science and nuclear physics. I have experience teaching undergraduate physics at CMU and am comfortable working through problem sets, exam prep, or concepts you're stuck on — whether that's introductory mechanics, upper-level physics, or quantum mechanics through graduate-level material.
On the programming...
I hold graduate degrees in Physics (Central Michigan University) and Mechanical Engineering & Materials Science (Duke University), with research experience in computational materials science and nuclear physics. I have experience teaching undergraduate physics at CMU and am comfortable working through problem sets, exam prep, or concepts you're stuck on — whether that's introductory mechanics, upper-level physics, or quantum mechanics through graduate-level material.
On the programming side, I've used Python and C++ extensively throughout my academic and research career for scientific computing, data analysis, and machine learning. I can help with coursework and homework, or work on building practical skills from the ground up. I'm also comfortable helping with the broader quantitative and computational skills that show up across STEM curricula — numerical methods, statistical reasoning, and translating math problems into working code.
I also tutor college math, including calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and probability. Whether you're in Calc I or working through a more advanced course, I'm happy to help you build the understanding you need to succeed.
