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Ram K. - $45.00/hr - Carmel, IN - View Ram K. >>
...I have taught several courses to Engineering undergraduates and graduate students at Purdue University and Brown University. An active area in which I pursue research is the numerical solution of partial differential equations describing materials behavior. This entails a detailed understanding of linear algebra. (read more)
George V. - $60.00/hr - Noblesville, IN - View George V. >>
...I have a B.S. in applied mathematics and an M.A. in pure mathematics. I took a semester course in ordinary differential equations as an undergraduate and a year of partial differential equations as a graduate student. I recently tutored my own son through a semester undergraduate course in ordinary differential equations, so I have recently refreshed my knowledge of this material. (read more)
Tina K. - $80.00/hr - Carmel, IN - View Tina K. >>
...If necessary, I can provide extra help mechanisms outside of class in the form of skill building practice problems, worksheets, or anything that may help your student succeed. I will work through any questions that my student may have and identify the gaps in their understanding. Then we will work as a team using bottom-up strategies to fill those gaps. (read more)
Farrah Y. - $120.00/hr - Carmel, IN - View Farrah Y. >>
...I look forward to hearing from you. My rate per hour is on a sliding scale based on the subject requested with higher rates for more advanced topics.The ISEE is a standardized test similar to the SSAT for applications to competitive middle and high school students. I have tutored both the SSAT and ISEE regularly for over 10 years. (read more)
Joe F. - $50.00/hr - Carmel, IN - View Joe F. >>
...Algebra is required for entrance to many leading universities and is necessary to be successful in many fields of science, e.g., chemistry and physics, engineering, computer programming, etc. Algebra forms the foundation for most math courses which follow. Trigonometry, Calculus, Geometry, and virtually every other field of mathematics rely on the building blocks established by Algebra. (read more)