Math, Physics, Engineering, and All Things Science!

I am a first-year engineering student in the Netherlands. Originally I am from Bulgaria. I have a lot of general experience with math and physics from a few different teachers and a multitude of competitions on a national level on math and physics, as well as astronomy. I feel confident in my ability to teach school level physics and math, as well as advanced math, beacuse I had the chance to study that before I graduated and started university. Due to this experience, am not having difficulties now I would love to help everyone who feels like they are stuck with those subjects.

I am passionate about physics and mathematics. My goal in a class is to explain the subject in the simplest way possible. Because of this, I consider the student's opinion about my explanations a constructive criticism, which allows me to fit the subject in the particular manner that is most suitable for the student. Further, while tutoring a student, I tend to identify his/her difficulties and help him/her to overcome them. I believe that my great attention to the student and his/her interests makes the difference in understanding the subject that we are studying. In summary, I am always open to discuss the best approach for each student and tailor that class accordingly. I hope I can be useful for your understanding.

I help students understand the basics by starting at Level 0. The best results are achieved by combining traditional and new teaching methods. I am a creative teacher. I help students with extracurricular activities. I can help students achieve their educational goals. Your chance of success is guaranteed.

I am offering tutoring in mathematics and physics for school children and bachelor students. I have recently completed my bachelors at the Maastricht Science Programme with focus on physics and have experience in tutoring. I can hold classes online (teams/zoom) at the students house in Maastricht or at my house. I can teach in English or German and can also help with either of the two languages (provided the other is spoken decently).

Hey there physics and math enthusiasts! I'm an applied physics student who loves math and physics and is ready to help you ace your exams. I've also recently been a high school student so believe me, I understand your struggle! Both subjects, while they might seem complicated, are completely within your reach. I will make it my mission to show you the beautiful world of physics is (and of course get that A and make everyone proud).

I graduated the faculty of mathematics and I offer mathematics and computer science teaching for primary or secondary school students, in order to prepare for exams, present and explain the concepts taught at school, solve homework or successfully promote the exams. I also offer online teaching. During my bachelor, I was a supplementary teacher (for students between 15-18years old) and since then I'm working constantly with students of different ages. More than that I also did pedagogical courses. I'm currently doing my Master's degree in Science and Engineering and also work as a teacher assistant.

Contrary to common misconceptions, learning mathematics is often perceived as challenging. However, with a solid grasp of the fundamentals and consistent practice, it can become easier. I hold a degree in Quantitative Economics and have a broad range of experience. I am knowledgeable in topics such as business calculus, business math, college algebra, and statistics. If you require assistance with concepts, fundamentals, or problem-solving strategies in mathematics or statistics, "I am here to support you, and I believe we can make a great team! :))" During our sessions, I aim to provide an interactive approach to mathematics and statistics, ensuring an enjoyable learning experience. In mathematics, I can assist you with various topics including, but not limited to: - Linear Equations - Quadratic Equations - Inequalities - Functions - Systems of Equations - Matrices - Business Math - Interest Rates - Discount Factor - Polynomials Equations - Business Calculus - Limits - Derivatives - Integrations - Logarithmic - Exponential Functions In the field of Statistics, I can help you with: - Linear, Multiple, and Logistic Regression - Time Series Analysis - Interpretations and predictions of regression analysis - Descriptive statistics (Mean, Median, Mode, Skewness, Kurtosis, etc.) - Inferential statistics - Chi-Square Tests - Confidence Intervals - Monte Carlo Simulation - ANOVA Analysis - Hypothesis Testing (T-tests, Z-test, F-tests) - Correlation Analysis and interpretation - Non-Parametric Tests (Kruskal-Wallis, Wilcoxon Signed Rank Tests, etc.) If you require assistance in any of these areas or have additional inquiries, please feel free to reach out.

I have been teaching part-time for about 4 years. I have taught Math and English for Students from 8th Grade to 12th grade. Having completed my engineering in Electrical and Electronics, Maths is one of my strongest weapons. Electrical Engineering is filled with Integration, Differentiation, Partial Differentiation, Matrices to calculate the power energy and complex problems in Transmission Lines. I am a specialist in Calculus 1, Calculus 2, Trigonometry. ✅ Calculus 1 ➜ Derivative ➜ Notation ➜ Newton's notation for differentiation ➜ Leibniz's notation for differentiation ➜ Simplest rules ➜ The derivative of a constant ➜ Sum rule in differentiation ➜ Constant factor rule in differentiation ➜ Linearity of differentiation ➜ Power rule ➜ Chain rule ➜ Local linearization ➜ Product rule ➜ Quotient rule ➜ Inverse functions and differentiation ➜ Implicit differentiation ➜ Stationary point ➜ Maxima and minima ➜ First derivative test ➜ Second derivative test ➜ Extreme value theorem ➜ Differential equation ➜ Differential operator ➜ Newton's method ➜ Taylor's theorem ➜ L'Hôpital's rule ➜ General Leibniz rule ➜ Mean value theorem ➜ Logarithmic derivative ➜ Differential (calculus) ➜ Related rates ➜ Regiomontanus' angle maximization problem ➜ Rolle's theorem ✅ Calculus 2 ➜ Antiderivative/Indefinite integral ➜ Simplest rules ➜ Sum rule in integration ➜ Constant factor rule in integration ➜ Linearity of integration ➜ The arbitrary constant of integration ➜ Cavalieri's quadrature formula ➜ The fundamental theorem of calculus ➜ Integration by parts ➜ Inverse chain rule method ➜ Integration by substitution ➜ Tangent half-angle substitution ➜ Differentiation under the integral sign ➜ Trigonometric substitution ➜ Partial fractions in integration ➜ Quadratic integral ➜ Proof that 22/7 exceeds π ➜ Trapezium rule ➜ Integral of the secant function ➜ Integral of secant cubed ➜ Arclength ➜ Solid of revolution ➜ Shell integration ✅ Trigonometry ➜ Introduction to the trigonometric ratios: ➜ Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Solving for a side in a right triangle using the trigonometric ratios: ➜ Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Solving for an angle in a right triangle using the trigonometric ratios: ➜ Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Modeling with right triangles: Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Trigonometric ratios and similarity: Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Sine and cosine of complementary angles: Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Trigonometric ratios of special triangles: Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ Introduction to the Pythagorean trigonometric identity: Trigonometry with right triangles ➜ The reciprocal trigonometric ratios ➜ The law of sines: Trigonometry with general triangles ➜ The law of cosines: Trigonometry with general triangles ➜ Solving general triangles ➜ Introduction to radians: The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent ➜ The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent: The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent ➜ The graphs of sine, cosine, and tangent: The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent ➜ Basic trigonometric identities: The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent ➜ Trigonometric values of special angles: The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent ➜ The Pythagorean identity: The unit circle definition of sine, cosine, and tangent ➜ Long live Tau ➜ The graphs of sine, cosine, and tangent: Graphs of trigonometric functions ➜ Introduction to amplitude, midline, and extrema of sinusoidal functions: ➜ Graphs of trigonometric functions ➜ Finding amplitude and midline of sinusoidal functions from their formulas: Graphs of trigonometric functions ➜ Period of sinusoidal functions: Graphs of trigonometric functions ➜ Graphing sinusoidal functions: Graphs of trigonometric functions ➜ Constructing sinusoidal functions ➜ The inverse trigonometric functions: Trigonometric equations and identities ➜ Solving basic sinusoidal equations: Trigonometric equations and identities ➜ Solving advanced sinusoidal equations: Trigonometric equations and identities ➜ Solving sinusoidal models: Trigonometric equations and identities ➜ Introduction to the trigonometric angle addition identities: ➜ Trigonometric equations and identities ➜ Using trigonometric identities to solve problems: Trigonometric equations and identities ➜ Challenging trigonometry problems I have also taught students to appear for IELTS. Now looking for students whom I can help them with Math and English. Home Classes available on request.

I'm a first year Data Science student from Spain graduated in IB with honors in Mathematics AA HL and Physics HL. I'm an outgoing guy that excels in explaining mathematics and I make sure to share my passion for mathematics to my students. I teach High School math and I'm specialized in IB Mathematics HL. I can help with any math topic from 7th to 12th grade, helping students throughly understand the topics, showing them where formulas come from and avoiding memorizing and mechanic solving. I will prepare exercises for the topics the student needs and help them understand the way to solve them.

As a graduating PhD candidate in building physics (specialty in acoustics), I provide math and physics tutoring from secondary school to university level. The classes can be given in English or French (native) language. From my PhD, I have experience in teaching and explaining math and physics concept at university level (bachelor and master student). I have also experience in private tutoring in math to secondary school pupils, with good reviews. Most of all, I love to teach and transfer my passion for math and physics!

SketchUp Free is the simplest free 3D modeling software on the web. You can imagine and change it to drawing in a flash. You can be creative with this software and show your idea in the best way. I'm here to help you learn it as soon as possible. we practice step by step and you will be professional after this class. join the class and enjoy being an architect!

AutoCAD is the original CAD software used by millions around the world, and it is one of the essential software in engineering and architecture design. All students should learn this software as it is fundamental for 2D or 3D modeling. We practice different subjects step by step with each other in this course and at the end, you present your final work which is your work sample in your portfolio to apply for jobs.

I am an electrical engineer and good in both math and science. Being an engineer, I can teach students in a better way. I can teach offline in Eindhoven and online throughout the Netherlands. I can help students for completing their homework, understand tough concepts. I speak English and Hindi and have basic knowledge of the Dutch Language.

I'm a Master student studying Embedded Systems. I'm currently working on my Thesis based on Machine learning, deep learning techniques. I offer tutoring lessons for primary and secondary school students (English language lessons, Maths lessons, history lessons, geography lessons, etc.).My goal is to keep my students challenged but not overwhelmed. It will be fun along with learning during the classes. The courses can be done at your home or via video conference.

My dedication to mathematics can guide you through the learning process of it. I am here to teach you how to love and understand math. I have been teaching mathematics for many years now and my experience shows that nothing is difficult when you understand the needs of each student individually.