Calculus

Calculus is a difficult subject to learn in three to six months because there is a lot of new facts to remember, and many applications to grasp. Calculus is the language of change, which is of tremendous importance when solving dynamical problems in science, economics, and the social sciences. With many solved problems, explanations and pointers provided, Course Hacker tutors will ensure that you master the art of solving calculus problems.

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We tutor:

-       Differential calculus

-       Integral calculus

-       Multivariable calculus

-       Vector calculus

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Differential Equations

Differential equations is both a challenging and rewarding area of math. Without differential equations, we would not have modern skyscrapers, airplanes, or industrially made processed food! As an indispensable mathematical tool for research, scientists and engineers use differential equations to study how populations compete for resources to predicting chemical reactions rates, to the expansion of the universe.

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We tutor:

-       Ordinary differential equations

-       Partial differential equations

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Introductory University Physics

Many students find physics challenging. The ability to solve physics problems demonstrates one’s skill in seeing the big picture while paying attention to relevant details. Mathematics, combine with physical principles describe the natural world: from falling rocks to heated metals to particle accelerators. Course Hacker tutors teach the many physics applications that helped build our modern world. This way our students know why our technology works.

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We tutor:

-       Mechanics

-       Fluids, Waves, and Energy

-       Electricity and Magnetism

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Quantum Mechanics

Quantum mechanics is a difficult subject for being unintuitive to our common perception, while employing a diverse range of mathematical topics. Nevertheless, quantum theory is a very important intellectual breakthrough that enabled humanity to understand the way matter and energy works. Quantum mechanics ushered in the atomic and electronic age, giving us the microwave oven, computers, and nuclear energy. Learn more about this important and fascinating field of physics with a Course Hacker tutor.