Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving West Allis, WI

...in Mechanical Engineering from Northwestern University. Upon completion of my graduate work in environmental and occupational health from the University of North Carolina (MS and PhD), I taught Industrial Hygiene (worker health and safety) at Purdue University for 32 years. The four most important underpinnings of the field of Industrial Hygiene are: 1) working with...

...graduate degree in computer science. I love programming and design and I am passionate about it. I love to impart the same knowledge, passion and curiosity among young hearts and cultivate the good habits of learning that could help them succeed in life. Apart from programming I am also interested in arts, travel, reading, yoga...

...University studying Electrical Engineering. Although I have no formal tutoring experience, I have a passion for teaching others about my interests. I strive to communicate those interests to people who share the same enthusiasm! I have taken and passed multiple AP exams during my high school career, and I scored above 1400 on the SAT....

I'm currently in Investment Banking Analyst at Baird and Founder of Bar Code POS. I have a Bachelors of Science in Engineering in Biomedical Engineering and Finance from Case Westen Reserve University.

...pursuing my Master's degree in physics at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, I worked as a tutor and a teaching assistant for these subjects. To me, tutoring is a relationship, forged with each student individually to meet them where they are and to find and lead them along their own best path toward mastery of the subject...

My name is Tim and I am currently a sophomore at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, studying Electrical Engineering. I'm excited to start tutoring here, as it's always been my goal to help other people learn and be inspired by education.

...teaching in the Milwaukee school district and help further their advancement in STEM programs. I namely tutor in the mathematics and engineering fields as these are where my passions lie. I firmly believe that having a strong foundation in these subjects will allow for a higher quality of life and I hope to impart the...

...with a concentration in Engineering Leadership, I am very passionate about math and the way it describes the world around us. However, I really love any subject that relates back to who we are as humans and allows us to innovate and create. My hope and goal is that the students who love math will...

...my stern photo too seriously! I love mathematics, logic, probability, machine learning, decision making, and non-empirical theories of everything... But that should not intimidate you! I have extensive experience teaching Undergraduates in a variety of subject areas (by the time you read this, I will probably be again teaching in person courses at a University...

...teaching, especially when I can see the students that I work with grow in their understanding and knowledge and really start to "get it". Not only am I teaching reading, writing, math, and other specialized skills, I am also instilling confidence, self esteem, and belief into the students I work with. It is so very...

...Madison with a degree in mechanical engineering on a full-ride merit scholarship, and I'm here to help you with all your tutoring needs. I've always had a passion for math and science, and over the years I've put that to use tutoring high school students as well as friends. Now that I'm out of academia,...

...University holding my bachelor of science degree in Biomedical Engineering and master of arts in philosophy. I have 9 years of experience tutoring and teaching students ages ranging from ages 6-20. My main area of expertise is computer science based subjects, but I have worked with students on every subject. When it comes to tutoring,...

...student's life, both in and outside the classroom. It is essential for creating a unique learning plan. I teach students "how" to think, rather than just "what" to think. This, I believe, is the cornerstone of effective problem solving and innovation. Asking Google or Alexa for an answer is not permitted with my students UNLESS...

...at the American University of the Caribbean in St. Maarten. I recently graduated Drexel University with a master degree in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences with a concentration in Anatomy and Pathology. I completed my Undergraduate degrees at Mount Mary University, BS in Chemistry and BA in Spanish. After graduating undergrad I spent 6 months in Kyrgyzstan...

...done it on high academic levels as well as teaching athletic skills. I sometimes use the Socratic method and frequently use analogies that the students can use to relate what they know to what they are learning. I love it when a student has that "Aha" reaction of understanding. I explain why the topic they...

...his or her maximum potential. Pure knowledge alone is not good enough to do well on the test. I have a number of tips and tricks up my sleeve that will help you go into the exam with confidence! Most importantly, I am very sensitive to each of my students individual needs. I keep all...

...with mathematics as I did early in my college career. I was a tutor throughout my college career as well as in high school as a senior. During my time in high school and college, I tutored my classmates who were struggling with the curriculum. I aim to help students to develop good study habits...

..."Variational Calculus", "Tensor Calculus", "PDE", "Calculus of a complex variable" etc. I was involved in teaching and research mostly in Electromagnetic Field Theory, but during the years I have taught many university (undergraduate and graduate) courses in electrical engineering such as: "Circuit analysis", "Signals and Systems", "Power Electronics", "Electrical Machines", "Real Analysis", "Complex Calculus", "Calculus (all...

...made my choice for PhD. much easier. When I got into PhD program, my focus of study was clear. I joined this group that has synthesized several anticancer drugs. And to learn about the drugs interaction with cellular pathways, that leads to its anticancer effect was itself very interesting and worth exploring.

...the daily life incidents. Physics is in nature. I love teaching. I am currently doing my PhD at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. I have been working as a Teaching Assistant in my university for six years. This has given me a lot of experience on teaching the students coming from different educational background. Most...