During my undergraduate time, I spent 2 years doing TA work, one in which I held office hours. These office hours were for any math students, so I quickly became adept at answering questions about almost any math-related problem, be it a problem with an integral for a calculus student, or a misunde... (read more)
...Suddenly remember halfway through physics homework that you also have a pre-calc quiz tomorrow and want to spend the rest of our session reviewing for that? You got it. Education is an investment. (read more)
...I taught pre-algebra for many years. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics and a Master of Science Degree in Mathematics. I am qualified to tutor Precalculus because I have studied all the courses that precede calculus: algebra I, algebra II, geometry, trigonometry, and analytic geometry. (read more)
...No matter what you do, you are likely using some form of math---arithmetic, calculus, and logic are all more or less essential skills in the modern world. I am at the tail end of a mathematics PhD at Boston College where I have developed new tools and perspectives at the cutting edge of research... (read more)
...I also know quite a bit about how to speed up MATLAB programs by taking advantage of the profiling tools and also by writing MEX files in C. I do GUI development also, using either GUIDE or App Designer. I have particularly extensive experience with the Image Processing Toolbox, and with optimization. (read more)