Understanding computer and engineering logic is no problem when you have a math coach that can help you identify your skill gaps and help you excel in any area. Whether it be truth tables, Boolean algebra, or logic gates that are causing...See Steve's full profile

The topics included boolean algebra, theorem proving via rules of inference, and later, equation logic. Part of the curriculum revolved around proving certain major results, including the completeness theorem for boolean algebra, and...See Roman's full profile

I have taught introductory Logic (Truth Tables, Deductive Reasoning, Boolean Algebra, etc.) across various courses during my 20+ years at the university level. This includes a wide range of students and majors: Elementary and Math...See Michael's full profile

I have also taught it to high school students. Logic was also part of the Discrete Mathematics course I had taken at NYU which also included boolean algebra, it is related to logic.See Sabatay's full profile

...Concepts. The degree included 21 more hours of Computer Science which included applications of discrete math such as Boolean Algebra, recursion and Venn diagrams....See Nick's full profile

I did very well in my electrical engineering faculties digital logic course. I am also comfortable with boolean algebra, Karnaugh maps, truth tables, flip flops. I can tutor for certain problems synchronous (Moore, Mealy) or asynchronous...See Isaak's full profile

I have advanced degrees in Electrical Engineering. Digital systems design and management is based on the Boolean algebra and symbolic logic. I applied the principles during eight years as an electrical engineer at one of the premier...See Jim's full profile

I taught the course using Rosen's textbook and focused on topics such as Logic, Set Theory, Proof Methods, Functions, Combinatorics, Relations, Graph Theory, Boolean Algebra, Languages and Grammars, and Finite-State Machines. I also...See Christopher's full profile

I have taught "Discrete Math" at Virginia Tech, which contains as part of the course an introduction to mathematical logic, propositional calculus, and Boolean algebra. I have also taught foundational courses, both as a graduate...See CJ's full profile

...Inductors/Capacitors, Diodes and Transistors, Laplace Transforms, Frequency Domain Analysis, Electromagnetism (E&M), Boolean Algebra, K-Maps, Flip-Flops, Digital Design (finite state machines, counters, Boolean logic), Multisim, Logisim, Matlab, Python...See John's full profile

I have a Bachelor's and Master's in Electrical and Computer Part of my electrical engineering education included a course in Boolean algebra. have created hardware and software systems using digital logic. Some projects that I...See Jeff's full profile

...Logical Connectives, Truth Tables, and Relationships Between Statements, Recurrence Relations, Graph Theory, Trees, and Boolean Algebra. ...See Christopher's full profile

Digital logic and microcontrollers are the gold standard of applications of formal logic as I have performed both in academia and in private industry. Boolean Algebra is the expression of an abstract field of characteristic two, and I have...See Dan's full profile

In my doctoral studies in Operations Research, I had one (700-level) course in Finite State Markov Chains, receiving the grade of A. I also tutor Boolean Algebra in applications pursuant to Digital Logic.See Richard's full profile

During my secondary and collegiate Electrical Engineering education, I mastered PreAlgebra, geometry, trigonometry, differential and integral calculus, graphs, linear algebra, boolean algebra and discrete math, receiving the highest GPA...See David's full profile

... many practical applications. I am very familiar with Digital Systems and Digital Logic including number systems, Boolean Algebra, logic gates, assertion levels, flip-flops, 555 Timers, combinational logic design, Karnaugh Maps, synchronous logic...See Prof Skip's full profile

Discrete math is one of my favorite topics to teach, and I have many satisfied students in person and online to show for it! Set theory, combinatorics, graph theory, propositional logic, mathematical induction, boolean algebra. Fun stuff!...See Doug's full profile

I concentrate on developing their skills in interpretation of quantifiers, definitions, logical implications/propositions and their proper equivalences and negations. We discuss truth tables, Boolean Algebra, Set Theory and Number...See Bruce's full profile

I am proficient in graph theory and have experience with algebraic graph theory as a result of an undergraduate research project, where the adjacency and Laplacian matrices were studied extensively. I am comfortable with Boolean algebra and...See James's full profile

I have a B.A. in Computer Science from Hunter College. I have taken course in Discrete Mathematics, Data Structures, Operating System, Computer Networking, and Boolean Algebra.See Frank's full profile

I enjoy studying logic, proofs, sets theory, relations, modular arithmetic, functions, graph theory, Boolean Algebra, and the theory behind combinatorial electronic circuits. I aced Discrete Mathematics and Computer Organization and...See Thomas's full profile

...concepts of bijection, injection and surjection. For Engineering students we have progressed beyond relations, graphs, boolean algebra, sets and functions giving them a head start in applying these theories to their programming courses beyond discrete...See Paul's full profile

Hi! My name is Lindsey, and I just finished my junior year at the University of Arizona. I am pursuing a degree in Special Education with the goal of becoming a 3rd-5th grade teacher. Before starting at Wyzant, I tutored 5th and 6th graders for...See Lindsey's full profile

Everyone is capable of learning. My goal is to help you develop skills, study systems, and confidence that work for YOU and will last a lifetime. I have a teaching credential (4 years experience) and can meet you exactly where you are now with...See Gail's full profile

...answers to or clarification of topics that are incompletely understood. This is all a part of the development of good study skills. Performance in a class can improve and become more enjoyable once a young person knows how to better organize work ...See Julie's full profile