Fluid Mechanics Tutors in San Mateo, CA
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Gaurav B.
Private Fluid Mechanics tutor in San Mateo, CA
Education
PhD in Engineering from Imperial College London, BTech-MTech in Engineering from IIT Kanpur.
Experience
8 years of tutoring experience in London and US . I have been tutoring undergraduate students in Engineering for the last 7 years, I teach Fluid Mechanics, Mathematics, Dynamics, Controls, Computer programming and Physics to undergraduate level students . I have tutored...
Ciprian O.
Private Fluid Mechanics tutor in Stanford, CA
Education
Phd student of Stanford University and part of a group of graduate students who are offering : Subjects of Stanford University BIOE...
Experience
Teacher Assistant(2 years) Private Tutor(6 years) Newtonian Mechanics Teacher Assistant(2 years) Private Tutor(6 years) Newtonian Mechanics
Leon Z.
Private Fluid Mechanics tutor in Stanford, CA
Education
University of Chicago: MBA University of Cincinnati: Master and practically a PhD (missing just one course, published two...
Experience
In one of the most prestigious tutoring companies in the bay area, I professionally tutored high school students in physics, calculus, precalculus, algebra, trigonometry, AP test prep, and SAT Subject test prep, with my students routinely reporting great improvements in both...
Michael M.
Private Fluid Mechanics tutor in San Francisco, CA
Education
BS in Physics 2012 - California State Polytechnic University, Pomona MS Physics 2014 - University of California, Santa Cruz
Experience
When I'm not tutoring, I'm a TA in the physics department at UCSC . I lead discussion sections for lower division physics classes (Mechanics, Fluids, Electricity and Magnetism, etc .) at the UC weekly . In these discussion sections, I help students work out their...
Leon Z.
Private Fluid Mechanics tutor in Cupertino, CA
Education
University of Chicago, MBA University of Cincinnati, Master and practically a PhD (missing just one course, published two papers), GPA...
Experience
My students enjoy our sessions . I put my students at ease by never lecturing them but quickly figuring out and appreciate what they know and then guiding them to learn what they don?t yet know . As I guide them to achieve new understandings, the dull equations start to make...