...I have completed Calculus I, II, and III in my college math requirements. I took AP Calculus in high school and received a 4 on the exam. I will be teaching High School Calculus in the future. (read more)
I graduated from Brown University with a Ph.D. in Medical Science. I am a tenured Professor in Chemistry and Biochemistry at Wheaton College (MA). I am also the Chair of the Chemistry Department and the Coordinator of Pre-Health Programs (pre-med, pre-vet, pre-PA, pre-dental, etc.). I have 15+ year... (read more)
Hello everyone, I am an engineer and mathematician, having worked for 17 years before getting my masters in mathematics. My experience ranges from giving lectures to design work, testing and evaluation. All in all, I love teaching people the beauty of mathematics and engineering so I look forward to talking about my work and teaching people. (read more)
...I place an emphasis on the subtle muscular details that go into flute technique but that sometimes get lost in communication between teacher and student. As a student in mechanical engineering with experience in instrument repair, I also have a thorough knowledge of modern flute makers and can a... (read more)
...In addition, Linear Algebra is required for vector calculus (variant of Multivariable Calc) which I have taught at the college level. I have also used linear algebra (specifically Tensors) for one of my undergraduate research projects studying the deep ocean. I was an Applied Math major and was required to take Logic as a precursor to Discrete Math. (read more)