...I took double math as my major in undergrad (Pure Math and Applied Math). I did a masters and PhD in Physics because I love mathematical backgrounds of physics. My experience in math and physics help me to teach a wide range of courses in math and physics to students of different backgrounds. If you want to understand the concept behind mathematical equations and modeling, contact me. (read more)
...If a student cancels the lesson between 4 and 2 hours in advance, a cancellation fee of up to 50% of the lesson cost may be assessed. If a student cancels less than 2 hours in advance, a cancellation fee of up to 85% of the lesson cost may be assessed. If a student arrives to a lesson late, the lesson cost will include the time missed by the student. (read more)
...I earned my Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience from Johns Hopkins University in 2019. Following my undergraduate studies, I took a gap year before embarking on my medical school journey, during which I worked as a tutor. Presently, I find myself in my fourth year of medical school, actively engaged in the application process for residency programs. (read more)
...I majored in pure mathematics, but I was originally a computer science major, so I have taken both a discrete math course for computer scientists (which included combinatorics) as well as a traditional intro proof course on sets. I mentored and later TA'd a Data Structures class taught in C++ for 5 semesters. I graded homeworks, conducted labs, and ran office hours. (read more)
...I have taken and am familiar with various aspects of software development and engineering, including algorithms, programming languages, verification and testing, and machine learning. I also have experience as a T.A. in applied and theoretical CS courses, where I endeavored to help my students c... (read more)