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In addition to helping students with math classes, where I really shine in my tutoring is in physics and physical chemistry. I can help you with algebra-based physics, calc-based physics, classical mechanics, optics, Electromagnetism,...See John's full profile

I regularly used topics from both classes when I was involved with research, and I use topics from both courses when doing advanced physics (Electromagnetism, Quantum Mechanics, and Advanced Classical Mechanics).See Patrick's full profile

I have a 4.0 GPA in my physics major as well as three co-authored papers in peer-reviewed journals. I have studied subjects including classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, special and general relativity, statistical...See Luke's full profile

Physics major course work: principles and applications of mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, waves, special relativity, physics of biology, electromagnetic theory, and thermodynamics; GPA 3.7 Over...See Lily's full profile

I also tutor most of the Electrical Engineering classes starting from Linear Circuits and up to complex Graduate classes in Advanced Electromagnetics, Statistics, Signals and Systems, Advanced Calculus. I am proud to say that all my high...See Gene's full profile

Physics is the basis of all understanding of the physical world at its most fundamental level. As an engineer and amateur scientist, I put the concepts of electromagnetism, motion, forces, energy conversion, energy transfer, and optics to...See Jason's full profile

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I took required Math and Science courses in my Electrical Engineering curriculum, such as calculus-based Physics I and II ; Nuclear Engineering; and Electromagnetics, to name a few. Whether your course is algebra/trig-based or...See Milton Rafael's full profile

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I have personally run the gamut of lab courses aimed at the undergraduate level and done one-on-one tutoring work in mechanics, electromagnetism, data analysis, and lab writing. I also have a fairly extensive background in electronics and...See Grant's full profile

Tutoring Physics and being a teaching assistant at Stanford allowed me to remain familiar with the curriculum of both high school and college classes. I regularly work with Classical Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Wave Mechanics, Fluid...See Sotirios's full profile

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During my undergraduate years I thought many different classes as a teaching assistant for the university such as: Calculus, Algebra, Electromagnetism and Quantum Mechanics. I also worked outside of the university as a private tutor for...See Diogenes's full profile

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I have worked as a physics teaching assistant throughout my five years as a graduate student at UCSC. Topics I have taught include classical mechanics, waves, fluids, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, special relativity, quantum mechanics,...See Laurel's full profile

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I took a course at Franklin & Marshall College on Differential Equations (and Linear Algebra) and received a grade of A-. As an astrophysics major, I solve differential equations in many of my classes--particularly in electromagnetism...See Jennie Anne's full profile

... a G.P.A. of 3.9. I am experienced in the topics of Newtonian Mechanics, Analytical Mechanics, Special Relativity, Electromagnetism, Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanics, Particle Physics, and Condensed Matter Physics. I participated in research and...See Ethan's full profile