Find a Washington, DC Calculus Tutor
Matt G. - $90.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Matt G. >>
...I graduated from Stetson University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics in 2015. Trigonometry is a course fundamental to many upper-level math courses, including calculus, differential equations, and complex analysis. I have developed a strong understanding of trigonometry, and have developed many useful tricks along the way that make understanding trigonometry much easier. (read more)
Qi L. - $300.00/hr - Great Falls, VA - View Qi L. >>
...I am on a team developing a large scale molecular dynamics code with c++. I take care of both the serial and parallel code implementation, code optimization, algorithm complexity analysis, and test design. I graduated as a computational physics PhD from a top US university. I took all the core level computer science classes during my PhD and received a GPA of 3.87. (read more)
Mark H. - $80.00/hr - Gaithersburg, MD - View Mark H. >>
...I have taught Algebra or its applications to virtually all of my 90+ tutoring students over the past 5 years. I studied Calculus in high school and as an undergrad at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I taught it and applied it to my PhD thesis on non-linear partial differential equations at Cornell University. (read more)
Madelyn L. - $120.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Madelyn L. >>
...As an undergraduate I tutored all levels of college physics courses, and as a graduate student I led lectures and review sessions for topics in first- and second-year college physics. I hold a BS in physics (concentration in astrophysics), as well as a PhD in physics. As an undergraduate I tutored several introductory college astronomy courses, and conducted research in astrophysics topics. (read more)
Daniel Y. - $55.00/hr - Lorton, VA - View Daniel Y. >>
...Many more experiences with tutoring have taught me many things: communication, empathy, and mastery. Yet above all, tutoring taught me how to learn, for how can you teach without learning yourself. Any questions are highly encouraged! (read more)