...Carried out theoretical studies in the area of phase transitions in solids until 2004. He received a research assistant position and a tuition scholarship at Tulane University, where he studied in the graduate school of chemistry, taught general chemistry labs and served as a tutor of algebra, calculus, statistics, physics and chemistry until 2007. Dr. (read more)
...I know math definitely seems daunting and a bit intimidating, and that is completely understandable! However, with the proper guidance and instruction, I think students can view math from a brighter angle. As far as math goes, I have completed and excelled in all of my mathematics courses in high-school, including Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry/Pre-calculus, and Calculus I. (read more)
...Lead and team member for many projects that can help you work through and gain experience in Microsoft Project such as creating a WBS, figure out worker allocations and how to identify/resolve project conflicts. I am good at taking concepts that people have a hard time understanding and making t... (read more)
...As a math Ph.D., I am extremely comfortable with the topics in a finite math course - linear equations, matrices, linear programming, and elementary probability and counting problems. In my many years of tutoring and classroom teaching, I’ve taught most of these topics multiple times. I’m also ... (read more)
...I tutored students 1-on-1 and in group settings. At IU I taught undergrad math courses (finite math, college algebra) and tutored students 1-on-1. At AACC, I taught undergrad math courses (precalculus, calculus, college algebra) and met with students regularly for 1-on-1 and group office hour sessions. (read more)