We have been providing one-on-one private in-home tutoring for high school, college and university students for more than ten years.

We are engineers with master's degree, and have extensive teaching and tutoring experience.

Our tutoring subjects include:

• Physics
• Chemistry
• Math
• Advanced Functions
• Calculus and Vectors
• Mathematics of Data Management
• Statistics
• Mathematics for College and University Preparation
• Summer tutoring for university preparation

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TO SEE BASIC MATH RESOURCES:

Numbers (pdf file)
Rounding Numbers
Greatest Common Factor and Lowest Common Multiple
Fractions
Financial math (pdf file)
Sequences and Series (pdf file)
Solving Quadratic equations by completing square
Finding max and min by completing square
Angles
Triangle
Polygon
Trigonometry
Sinusoidal Functions
Multiplication Table
Complex Number

TO SEE ADVANCED FUNCTIONS AND CALCULUS RESOURCES:

Even-odd Function
Factoring Polynomials using by Factor Theorem
Remainder Theorem
Inequalities
Absolute Value Functions
Inequalities with absolute value
Inverse of a function
Limits
Derivative of functions
Derivatives Involving Absolute Value
Related Rates and Optimization
Exponent Laws (pdf file)
Exponential Functions
Transformation of Functions
Horizontal Transformations
Logarithm
Logarithmic Scales
Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Limit and Derivative of Trigonometric Functions
Curve Sketching

TO SEE CALCULUS AND VECTORS RESOURCES:

Dot Product
Cross Product
Linear Dependence/Independence of Vectors
Division of a Line Segment
Vector Equation of Lines
Vector Equation of Planes

SEE MATHEMATICS OF DATA MANAGEMENT RESOURCES:

Difference between Permutations and Combinations
Pascal's Triangle and Binomial Theorem

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Watch Our Videos:

Click the links below to watch Physics, Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, Mathematics of Data Management, Statistics videos.

Click the links below to watch our advanced functions, calculus and vectors videos:

Calculus, Vectors, Projection of a Vector onto another Vector

Calculus, Vectors, Distance from a point to a line by using vector projection

Calculus, Vectors, Distance from a point to a line by finding normal

Vectors, Application of Dot Product

Calculus, Vectors, Cross Product, Torque

Introduction to Logarithm

Formulas for the derivative of logarithmic functions

Logarithmic Differentiation 1

logarithmic differentiation 2

Introduction to the derivate of exponential functions

Integral by using Partial Fraction, part 1

Integral by using Partial Fraction, part 2

Linear Inequalities

Absolute Value 1, Equations and Inequalities

Absolute Value 2, Inequality Example

Absolute Value 3, Inequality Example

Absolute Value 4, Double Inequality

Absolute Value 5, Functions Graphing

Polynomial Regression in Excel 2010

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Permutations and Combinations

Mutually and Non Mutually Exclusive Events

Probability, Complement of an Event, Independent Events, Dependent Events

Probability Distributions, Expected Value, Tree Diagrams, Dependent Events

Binomial distribution

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Click the links below to watch our physics videos:

Position time graph, velocity time graph, acceleration time graph for uniform motion

Position-time, velocity time, acceleration time graphs for constant acceleration, part 1

Position-time, velocity time, acceleration time graphs for constant acceleration, part 2

Position, Displacement, Distance

Vector Addition and subtractions,
Graphical method

Vector Addition - Subtraction,
Triangle Method

Vector Addition
Component method, part 1

Vector Addition
Component method, part 2

Projectile Motion -1

Projectile Motion, 2, part 1, with a non horizontal initial velocity

Projectile Motion, 2, part 2, with a non horizontal initial velocity

Uniform Circular Motion 1, Centripetal Acceleration, Centripetal Force

Uniform Circular Motion 2, Centripetal Acceleration, Centripetal Force

Uniform Circular Motion 3, Centripetal Acceleration, Centripetal Force

Apparent weight, Weightlessness, part 1

Apparent weight, Weightlessness, part 2

Pulleys, Physics

Hooke's Law and Spring Constant

Momentum, impulse

Conservation of linear momentum

Momentum, Why is the kinetic energy conserved in an elastic collision?

Completely (perfectly) Inelastic Collision

Collision in two dimensions

Electric Forces and Coulomb's Law

Electric Force Example

TO SEE PHYSICS RESOURCES:

Significant Digits
Rounding
Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
Two Dimensional motion
Kinematics Formulas
Newton Laws (pdf file)
Apparent Weight and Actual Weight
Pulleys and Tension
Types of pulleys
Uniform Circular Motion
Angular Motion
Gravitational Fields
Momentum and Impulse
Waves
Frequency and period
Transmission and Reflection of waves
Intensity of Sound
Resonance in Air Columns
Refraction
Work and Energy
Thermal Energy and Heat
Phase Shift
Diffraction Grating
Single Slit
Double Slit
Electrostatic and Electric Field
Electromagnetism
Circuits and Ohm's Law
Quantum Theory
Radiation, Radioactive Decay And Particles