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My approach emphasizes conceptual understanding of limits, derivatives, and integrals rather than memorization, helping students see how topics connect. I regularly work with students in engineering, economics, life sciences, and...See Omar's full profile

As a mechanical engineering and economics major at Duke, I have extensive training in advanced (single/multivariable) calculus and its applications. I also have experience in peer tutoring calculus. See Alexandra's full profile

I am a professional programmer with experience in applied statistics and programming in R. My educational background is in engineering and economics. I have used R for personal applied research, coded in R for theoretical work, and...See Eric's full profile

Hi there, I'm Ian. I tutor business, economics, statistics, research methods, policy, GIS, STATA, and more, from AP and IB levels, through graduate coursework and PhD advising! Across my 12+ years of teaching experience, I’ve had the fortune...See Ian's full profile

My expertise spans the full spectrum of business disciplines, including finance, strategy, operations, supply chain, marketing, analytics, engineering economics, statistics, and Six Sigma (DMAIC). I work with undergraduate, MBA, and...See Vikas's full profile

., Wooldridge and Hamilton), have presented original research, and have continued to learn and tutor advanced special topics like Engineering Economics, Market and Auction Design (taught by a Stanford Clark medalist), and Advanced Game...See Lewis's full profile

Hello, and welcome to Corey L. Tutoring. I believe that everyone has the potential to accomplish great feats and do their part to make the world a better place. Often, we face challenging obstacles that we struggle to overcome alone. I’m here...See Corey's full profile

...company. I have tutored students in statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials, hydrology, construction management, engineering economics, structural analysis, as well as probability and reliability in civil engineering. I study every day of the year...See Gregory's full profile

My name is Mike, and I am looking to tutor part time (weekday afternoons, evenings and weekends) in all levels of math, physics, chemistry, finance and engineering (elementary, high school, college and graduate school). I work in the...See Mike's full profile

What is my tutoring approach? •The focus is on teaching students to understand and think in an atmosphere of warmth, patience, and friendliness to free students from fears, calm anxieties, and reduce insecurities. •To effectively teach and...See Charles's full profile

I am a University professor and truly passionate to help students be more knowledgeable, understand, keep up and get ahead of their peers. There is no greater reward than the expression of a student who not only understands but fully comprehends...See Alex's full profile

...calculus. Calculus is one of the most important subjects in mathematics because it forms the foundation of physics, engineering, economics, and higher-level quantitative work. While the core ideas are elegant, many students become overwhelmed by the ...See Chad's full profile

I have been a teaching assistant at a top five finance school (NYU) while obtaining my MBA. I have completed graduate level math, business, engineering, economic, statistics and finance courses. I have also successfully tutored economics,...See Eric's full profile

I have a Bachelor's Degree with High Honors in Civil Engineering. I have tutored Civil Engineering Economics, Statics and Solid Mechanics to college students in the past. I am currently a PhD student in Civil Engineering with...See Julia's full profile

I am happy to offer business tutoring to support understanding and long-term learning. I generally do not accept requests for help with one assignment. I have an undergraduate degree in chemical engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, and I...See Lauren's full profile

.; Engineering: Electrical Engineering; Statics; Vibrations; Heat Transfer; Materials Science (all); Physical Science; Fluids; and Engineering Economics.See Richard's full profile

The other two are linear algebra and the stochastic systems (statistics), which come together in advanced courses. Everyone intending to pursue studies in basic science (including life sciences), engineering or economics should have...See Clark's full profile

...Mechanics, and Hydraulics; Steel Design; Concrete Design; Vibrations; Fundamentals of Circuits; Engineering Statistics; Engineering Economics; Fundamentals of Soils and Foundations. I have also tutored subjects from the Structural Engineering graduate program...See German's full profile

My background is a blend of technical engineering and high-level finance: I’m a Phi Theta Kappa honor graduate with degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Economics, and I’m currently pursuing my MS in Corporate Finance at the...See Ylionord's full profile

Hi, I'm Hayden. I'm a student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with over six years of tutoring experience and a genuine passion for helping students grow. I'm pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological...See Hayden's full profile

Retired from classroom instruction, I taught science and mathematics and coached baseball and both men’s and women’s basketball for more than 30 years at the middle school, high school, and community college levels. During my high school...See Ken's full profile

... reports and presentations. I also have focused experience in process safety, environmental considerations, and engineering economics, emphasizing safe, efficient, and data-driven engineering solutions....See Ryan's full profile

...solutions based on their specific needs. I also teach Mathematics and Statistics, Ethics and Professional Practice, Engineering Economics, Statics, Dynamics, Mechanics of Materials, Materials, Fluid Mechanics, Surveying, Water Resources and Environmental...See Ridvan's full profile

Hello, I have taught Algebra and Algebra II at the High School level for 4 years. One of the foundational topics I have taught in both subjects is finite math, a branch of mathematics that deals with countable or measurable objects within a...See Ajay's full profile

There is no one way to learn. Rote memorization is at one end of the spectrum and instantaneous complete understanding and insight of the topic is at the other end. There is a lot in between. People do not learn everything the same way - their...See Theodore's full profile