The Best Discrete Math Tutors for Hamilton, ON

I have become very familiar with discrete math: not only have I taken this course in undergrad, but I've used concepts from it for the past decade, throughout the rest of my undergraduate and graduate schooling. In addition, I have...See Juniper's full profile

I have an MMath Mathematics, a Ph.D Mathematics, and 20 years of teaching experience. This includes teaching Discrete Math. Also I have tutored this subject.See Grant's full profile

I have taught traditional lecture style and flipped classroom style discrete math courses a total of 6 times at 2 universities. The content I have taught includes formal propositional logic, proof-writing, set theory, functions, and basic...See Ben's full profile

I have a doctorate in math from Texas A&M University and have 13+ years of teaching experience. I have tutored students in the topics of Discrete Math many times in the past. After only a single session students notice a difference in...See Zach's full profile

... math tutor since 2012. During that time, I studied discrete math as part of the curriculum, aced the course, and went on to tutor numerous students in various topics pertaining to discrete math. Thus, I am well-versed in the theory and have accumulated...See Chase's full profile

Discrete math classes have a sampler of combinatorics, discrete probability, logic, graph theory, automata, induction, number theory, and proofs, so you need a tutor that can easily hop back and forth. I’ve taught discrete math at...See Nakul's full profile

I earned my PhD in Computational Science from UT Austin, specializing in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. In my PhD research I utilized fundamental discrete math principles, including probability and algorithm complexity analysis...See James's full profile

I also completed a Data Science fellowship through the CUNY Tech Prep program. I received an A+ in almost all my math courses including Discrete Math. I have tutored this course multiple times in the past and feel comfortable that I can...See Alex's full profile

Because of my background in advanced physics and logic, I have a large amount of experience with set theory, group theory, modular arithmetic, and matrix and other non-Abelian algebras. I have also studied a substantial amount of combinatorics and...See Geoffrey's full profile

From math to philosophy to argumentative writing in general, proof-writing is something I'm incredibly comfortable (and eager) working with students on—and it's in a discrete math class that proof techniques are usually...See Ally's full profile

I have taught discrete math at the university level (at Kansas State University). With a PhD in a discrete math subject and numerous discrete math courses under my belt, I'm amply qualified to help students learn the...See Danny's full profile

I taught an introduction to mathematical proofs course, which is similar in content to discrete mathematics, at the University of Maryland. I have also taken multiple college level courses on discrete mathematics and related subjects (including...See Christian's full profile

I took an honors discrete math at the University of Texas at Austin and I got a very high A in it. I later graded for this same class and I also graded for a different discrete class. I also took and graded a Number Theory class (which is...See Ana's full profile

...background in teaching and tutoring Discrete Math, I've helped numerous students navigate this complex yet fascinating subject. My experience spans teaching at Arizona Christian University to creating engaging Discrete Math content on YouTube. I focus on...See Kody's full profile

I have studied and tutored the subjects of combinatorics, probability, and linear algebra extensively. I am familiar with topics such as the inclusion-exclusion principle, the probabilistic method of proof in graph theory. I am also familiar with...See AJ's full profile

Discrete math is math with discrete variables (integers). While not having taught an actual discrete math course itself, I did teach the topics that are in it in other courses. I taught probability and combinatorics in statistics...See Dianne's full profile

I taught discrete mathematics at a community college, including the language of first-order logic (quantifiers, connectives) and set theory (recursions, inductive proofs, countability). I also covered topics like divisibility in the ring of...See Roger's full profile

As a Math PhD student, naturally I use sets, combinatorics, graphs and methods of counting in my work. Even as an undergrad in Computer Science these topics were very familiar to me. As a teacher at College, I teach these topics to students...See Melanka's full profile

I haven't put Number theory to practical use very often, but did apply it during my college curriculum in math and computer science. During my college education, I helped many students in both subjects. For Discrete Math, I sometimes...See Roman's full profile

Additionally, I have done research in model theory and algebra, which involves using a lot of discrete math to prove results. I also have done coursework in cryptology and algorithms, which leverages discrete math to secure computer...See Winston's full profile

Counting, logic, set theory, probability, number theory, and several more subjects are all contained under the characterization "discrete math," as they all deal with constructions related to operations taken over the integers,...See Robert's full profile

I have a B.S. in pure mathematics from Indiana University with a GPA of 3.6/4.0. Discrete math, Finite Math, Linear Algebra and Logic are all early-level courses in this track, I feel confident I can help anyone with whatever problems...See K.J.'s full profile

As an undergraduate student, I completed both introductory and advanced discrete mathematics courses while pursuing a computer science minor. These courses covered logic and proof structures, sequences, graph and set theory. As a PhD student, I...See Elyana's full profile

I have a Masters degree in applied mathematics and most coursework for a doctorate. This includes linear algebra, modern algebra, mathematical physics, topology, complex and real variable analysis and functional analysis in addition to calculus...See Harry's full profile

As a Stanford University graduate with an M.S. in Symbolic Systems, I possess a unique, interdisciplinary background in logic, mathematics, and computer science. I served as an Associate Professor within the San Diego Community College District...See Alex's full profile