Mechanical Engineering Tutors in Cutchogue, NY
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Michael M.
Private Mechanical Engineering tutor in Guilford, CT
Education
University of Rochester - BS, Biomedical Engineering
Experience
I have four years of professional tutoring experience, along with seven years of experience tutoring as a volunteer . My specialties are science and math . I also had the opportunity to design curriculum for SAT test preparation . I like tutoring because of the one-on-one...
Bruce Alan M.
Private Mechanical Engineering tutor in Riverhead, NY
Education
B.S. Mathematics, Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn; Physics PhD (X-Ray Diffraction Crystallography), Polytechnic...
Experience
Member of ANSI and ISO standardfs committees (Fortran, C, C++, Posix). My career in research and industry spans several decades as scientist, software analyst, and engineering manager at several Long Island companies, including Brookhaven National Laboratory, American...
Arielle M.
Private Mechanical Engineering tutor in New Haven, CT
Education
Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology, 2015 (GPA 4.0) Bachelor of Science in Mechanical...
Experience
I helped students in all ranges of math including Algebra and Calculus along with Physics . It was a very rewarding experience and I loved helping students reach their potential . 7th Grade math, College Algebra, Calculus 3, Calculus 2, Calculus 1, AP Calculus BC, AP...
Ben R.
Private Mechanical Engineering tutor in New Haven, CT
Education
Sophomore Mechanical Engineering major at Yale University
Experience
SAT score of 2320, SAT II Math score of 800 Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Trigonometry, Physics, SAT SAT score of 2320, SAT II Math score of 800 Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Trigonometry, Physics, SAT
James D.
Private Mechanical Engineering tutor in New Haven, CT
Education
I'm a Ph.D. candidate in Earth and Environmental Engineering at Columbia where I use statistical and physics-based techniques to study...
Experience
During this time I have learned that simply knowing material isn't sufficient; instead, successful teaching involves finding the particular ways to present information that work for each student . While all students learn differently, we all learn better when we are engaged...