Euler Circle is a mathematics institute that provides access to university-level mathematics courses and beyond for advanced high school students. Each course is equivalent to a full and intensive college course, is set up to provide a pathway to independent research, and emphasizes that there’s more to advanced math than competitions. Euler Circle classes are built around fostering a collaborative environment and showing students a deeper level of mathematics — providing both a rigorous presentation of material and the tools needed to solve an abundance of challenging problems, some of which have never been solved before.Courses taught: - Summer ‘22, p-adic Analysis - Fall ‘22, Linear and Abstract Algebra - Winter ‘23, Combinatorics - Winter ‘23, Real Analysis - Spring ‘23, Real Analysis - Spring ‘23, Topology - Summer ‘23, Independent Research and Paper Writing - Summer ‘23, Mathematics of Euler - Fall ‘23, Linear and Abstract Algebra - Fall ‘23, Number Theory - Winter ‘24, Combinatorics - Winter ‘24, Real Analysis - Winter ‘24, Ergodic Theory - Spring ‘24, Topology - Spring ‘24, Analytic Number Theory - Summer ‘24, Independent Research and Paper Writing - Summer ‘24, Cryptography - Fall ‘24, Linear and Abstract Algebra - Fall ‘24, Number Theory

Dedicated, experienced, and success-driven academic tutor - well received and recommended for breadth of knowledge, complexity of understanding, ability to relate to diverse students and learning styles, as well as implementation of effective teaching methods with a consistent track record of comprehension, retention, and success. Passion was realized early on through volunteering part-time after middle school classes to help neighboring elementary students with English and math homework - gradually expanded and evolved into a full-time job by 2019.Subjects taught include but are not limited to: - Pure and applied mathematics through real and complex analysis including algebra, geometry/trigonometry, calculus (of one variable and multiple variables), mathematical statistics, probability theory, linear algebra, differential equations (ordinary and partial), discrete mathematics, logic and proof, etc. - Physics through calculus-based mechanics of solids and fluids, electricity, magnetism, heat, light, and modern physics. - Engineering through statics & strength of materials, dynamics, and electronic circuits. - Other physical and life sciences including biology, chemistry, anthropology, astronomy, etc. all up through a lower-division undergraduate level. - Topics in business, computer science, social science, English language and literature, and Spanish language and literature.

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