I'm a fourth year graduate student going for my PhD at Texas A&M University. I've been tutoring ever since high school, and though I've taught classes with large numbers of students, my favorite parts of teaching are still the one-on-one aspects. This is really where I can best help someone with their particular hurdles when trying to understand math. It's my hope that some of my passion for the subject rubs off on them as well!
I've had 10+ years of experience tutoring one-on-one, running...
I'm a fourth year graduate student going for my PhD at Texas A&M University. I've been tutoring ever since high school, and though I've taught classes with large numbers of students, my favorite parts of teaching are still the one-on-one aspects. This is really where I can best help someone with their particular hurdles when trying to understand math. It's my hope that some of my passion for the subject rubs off on them as well!
I've had 10+ years of experience tutoring one-on-one, running workshops, and/or being a teaching assistant for multiple subjects, including (but not limited to):
Algebra 1
Algebra 2
Precalculus
Trigonometry
Calculus 1 (for engineers, biology, business, or math majors)
Calculus 2 (for engineers, biology, business, or math majors)
Calculus 3 (for engineers, biology, business, or math majors)
Discrete math (logic, set theory)
Optimization
Probability
Statistics
Game theory
Geometry
Complex analysis
Number Theory
Differential Equations
Graph theory
Linear Algebra
Modern algebra
Real analysis
and many more.
I have also taught the following courses at A&M:
MATH 166: Topics in Contemporary Mathematics II
MATH 150: Functions, Trigonometry and Linear Systems
No matter where you are in your pursuit of mathematical knowledge, I want to help make it a fulfilling and fruitful journey. I'm very willing to be flexible with many aspects of tutoring, so please feel free to let me know if you have any questions (mathematical or logistical)!
