Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving The University of Utah, UT

...Sacramento, CA. Currently, I am studying Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Management. I love understanding how everything works and that is one of my biggest motivators in school and learning in general. The subjects in which I am most proficient are Calculus, any type of Algebra and test-taking skills. I am also fluent in...

...from the University of Utah's Mechanical Engineering program with a 3.9 GPA, so I have a good grasp of all of the subjects that were covered. Because I usually understood the material pretty quickly, I was often able to help my peers come to an understanding as well. I enjoy helping people understand how to...

...score of 35 on the exam. I enjoy sharing the techniques and strategies I used to score in the 99th percentile, knowing that all student can increase their scores and master the test with guidance and practice. My approach in ACT tutoring focusses on strengthening key content knowledge, increasing answer accuracy and speed, and building...

...same space as people who have been studying in the space for years. It is just a matter of focusing on what is important to learn and ignoring the rest. Don't worry, we'll get there together) I feel that many students struggle to find success in school, academia, or even business because they poorly define...

Hello, I'm a graduate student at the University of Utah studying computer science. I have been tutoring Computer Science and ACT/SAT prep for two years. I love tutoring and am very patient with my students. Regardless of how long it may take you to grasp the material, I'll help you get there.

...intend to continue with now that I have moved to Washington DC. I am able to tutor students in Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science, having developed experience as part of my pursuit of that degree. I also have an intense interest in History, which I pursued in my general educational requirements of that same degree....

I am in my junior year as Manufacturing Engineering student at Brigham Young University. I have been working as a tutor and teaching assistant for my college age peers in the Civil Engineering Department for a year and a half. I also have experience working with children as an assistant teacher at a daycare.

...human relationships, and leadership principles. This approach is rarely met with resistance, often leading students to appreciate their chosen academic career path and creating a decision to further pursue degrees in business and accounting. However, I find the most success when I find students use the problem-solving skill-sets I teach in their everyday lives. I...

...enjoy imparting that enthusiasm with others. In my five plus years at Brigham Young University, I had the opportunity to tutor many in advanced mathematics. I tutored for courses in astronomy, multivariable calculus, and partial differential equations. I think that learning is the greatest experience that one can have in this life and is indeed...

...experienced by other students. I am passionate about earth sciences and the other sciences- chemistry, physics, and physical science- that work together in the field. I am also interested in study skills. I believe it's important to not only learn material, but to learn how to study and use available resources to find answers to...

...Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations, Engineering Statics, Strength of Materials, and Mechanics of Materials. I may be rusty, but I am willing to try helping with almost any high school or entry-level math and science courses. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing board games...

...community service regularly. I love to teach a wide variety of subjects, but my greatest strengths are Chemistry, Math, and Spanish. I firmly believe that the success of our nation is greatly dependent on the level of education of all people. I believe that having a good education is becoming more and more necessary. My...

...at Carleton College where I am majoring in physics and minoring in mathematics. My current area of research is in soft matter and optics. At Carleton, I work as a problem solving facilitator in the physics department and as Makerspance manager, where I help students with projects ranging from sewing to electronics. I most enjoy...

...collaborate with peers and faculty members to tackle complex challenges and contribute to advancements in the field. Whether it's designing a prototype for a sustainable energy system or programming autonomous vehicles, I am constantly seeking ways to apply my mathematical and engineering skills to make a positive impact on society. Looking ahead, my passion for...

...to others in the group, helping them understand the material for themselves rather than just giving them the answers. My favorite part about helping others learn is seeing their confidence in their abilities grow as the connections are made and as they are able to work through problems with limited assistance from me. By the...

...of Utah with both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering. I worked as a professional engineer before I switched and I am currently a medical student at the University of Utah. I'm passionate about all things STEM, but especially Biology and Organic Chemistry. I believe in understanding the fundamentals and doing plenty of...

...scrapers and other cool stuff. I know the coursework is boring, but it's essential to implementing software, and these days you can do most of it on your phone or a Raspberry Pi. I'll work with you to understand the stuff in the books, and show you why it's essential for building stuff you really...

...math, physics, and other subjects within the realm of mechanical engineering. I love helping students understand difficult concepts. One of my joys in life is seeing the "light bulb come on" when a student makes the connection that helps them understand a previously incomprehensible problem. My tutoring style involves asking a student questions to guide...

...or basic chemistry and math problems it all starts with the same steps: A) What do I know? B) What do I want to know? C) How do I get from A to B? I did PhD research in computational chemistry and dream of becoming a middle school math teacher if I win the lottery....

...and learning pedagogy (how people learn) at the University of Colorado and Oklahoma State University. I currently hold 10 professional IT certifications, including the Cisco CCNA, CompTIA A+, Network +, Security +, and Server +, AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner and Solutions Architect - Associate, the Linux Professional Institute Linux Essentials certification, and 2 Fortinet cybersecurity...