"Physics, Mathematics, Business, and Engineering, the STEM disciplines, can be difficult subjects even for advanced high school and university students alike. Why not get top-tier tutoring in your subject area as well as those you may be taking concurrently, and greatly augment your chances for educational and career success?

Your tutor is a retired college educator possessing university training in each of the disciplines of Physics (BS), Engineering (BS/MS), Mathematics (MS), and Business (MBA and Doctoral-O.R.). I am sufficiently trained to help you up through the 2nd year of graduate study in Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Engineering, Business, and Operations Research.

In 1987, I was invited to the James J. Forrestal Lab (PPPL) of Princeton University to present a short talk on how to contain high energy fusion plasmas in the Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor. As serendipity would have it, my solution turned out to be correct, and the approach was implemented both there and in the M.I.T. Versator.

I especially enjoy working with graduate and doctoral students. If you are studying at the advanced level, especially in Probability or Operations Research, and need help beyond your graduate colleagues or teaching assistants, then email me. This is in-depth tutoring, for the serious student.

As an adjunct to my usual instruction, I am also available for tutoring in courses that may benefit the Engineering student: Materials Science, Solid State Physics, Fluid Mechanics, and Basic Control Theory (Laplace transforms). Contact me if you're having difficulty in any of these educational pursuits.

My further tutoring skills include working with topics in Symbolic Logic, Mathematical Proofs, and Truth Tables.

I am not the least expensive professional here. That's so we don't waste each other's time. Choosing the path of knowledge is far better than choosing the path of non-knowledge. Or paraphrasing the remarks of a Harvard president, "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance." less...