The Best Calculus Tutors in Dallas, TX

I am experienced with math tutoring both online and as an employee at Mathnasium, where I helped students from grades K through 12 with algebra and calculus. Furthermore, I study Physics at college and it requires me to take an extensive amount of Math classes. Including Calculus 1, 2, multivariable...See Santiago's full profile

I have tutored calculus with great results from a variety of different achievement levels. For my mathematics degree, I took four levels of calculus. I have also had to apply the concepts to real-world applications. See Anthony's full profile

Hello student/parents, I am a software engineer with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Mathematics. I have several years of experience tutoring - began 10 years ago when I was still a student, and have continued ever since. I teach math, computer science, and Spanish. I especially love teaching programming to...See Mariana's full profile

I have taught AP Calculus AB for the past 12 years. I have attended multiple trainings on teaching the subject by master teachers all over the US. My students have also had great success on the AP Exam each year.See Cecilee's full profile

Calculus can be very challenging and fun at the same time. I have tutored Calculus to many students in the past with great success. See Alex's full profile

My name is Sabaa, and my educational background is a degree in Civil Engineering, along with a minor in Mathematics and Architecture. I have attended school in Texas, so I am well aware of what expectations the schools around here have. I have also worked with kids in summer camps as well as in a classroom setting in...See Sabaa's full profile

Graduating with a BS in Math and Computer Science, and a minor in Stats from UCLA, a top 10 STEM university, with a 3.6 GPA, I've carved a successful path as a software engineer at two hyper-growth tech startups. This blend of academic excellence and real-world tech experience fuels my passion for tutoring. My...See Moisey's full profile

I have professionally taught math subjects to students from K-12 at Mathnasium. The subjects included all math up to Integral Calculus. I am currently taking multivariable calculus.See Shane's full profile

Received 5 on AP calculus 1 and 2 exams in high school Graduate Cum Laude with degrees in Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering Tutored over 100 hours of Calculus alone Former students available for reference upon request See Blake's full profile

I was nominated outstanding mathematics graduate student during my graduate program at TWU in 2020. Currently, I am working as a full-time Math Lecturer at UNT and as an adjunct math instructor at Collin. I have taught mathematics (pre-algebra through calculus 1) at UNT, TWU, Collin and NCTC colleges. I have...See Lidia's full profile

Hi - I'm Terry! I've been teaching and tutoring math and physics (AP, calculus-based) in Dallas high schools and colleges since 2013. I graduated from Princeton University with a BSE (high honors) and have two graduate Aerospace Engineering degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where I minored...See Terry's full profile

I learned calculus in my senior year of high school and freshman year in college. As a practicing physicist and occasional tutor I have kept up my skills in the subject. In college I took other advanced math topics including complex variables, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, linear...See Joseph's full profile

Hi, I am Jing. I love economics and enjoy teaching and sharing my knowledge and insights into economics. I got my Ph.D. degree in Economics in 2011. I have over ten years of experience teaching economics courses at various universities. Until now, I have taught or tutored various ECON courses, such as Principles of...See Jing's full profile

- Learning more advanced math is no more than building on what is already known: if you can add 2 + 2, and build with math tools, you can be taught to solve a complicated Calculus problem. - Sometimes there’s just one little concept that isn’t known or understood that makes a whole new math concept...See Lisa's full profile

I am a PE (Professional Engineer) in mechanical engineering. I use a hands-on method that lets student to demonstrate what he/she has just learned to make sure 100% understanding of the subject. With more than 14 years experience with AutoCAD, 5 years with Revit MEP and many years of using Math and Physics in designing...See Cuong's full profile

As my children went through high school and college and ran into difficulties with calculus, I came to realize how much poor teaching could do to hinder the understanding of calculus. Very often, such teaching can make the concepts more confusing than they actually are. Since then, I have tutored many...See Ping's full profile

I graduated cum laude with a B.S. degree in Mathematics at the University of Texas at Arlington. My love for Mathematics was fostered by dedicated teachers who invested their time and energy to provide an engaging learning experience. My calculus teacher ended up inspiring me to pursue Mathematics as a career...See Mark's full profile

Calculus makes you join intermediate mathematics. It not only helps you in Maths, but it is very important for Physics, Chemistry and different Engineering subjects. It is the basics of Engineering. I have thorough understanding of Calculus I, II and III , so I can help the students in detail iwth what it...See Niraj's full profile

25 years ago I worked in the BYU Math Lab to pay my way through college. I was assigned to work with the advanced calculus students since so few of the other tutors had mastered this subject. Calculus is my favorite subject to tutor students in. I graduated from BYU with a Master of Science degree in...See Harold's full profile

As a physics major, Differential Equations is an essential tool in order to complete almost any problem. I have had extensive experience with DE in my research positions as well as upper division courses and beyond. Calculus and everything prior to Calculus is simply a preparation course for DE as DE is the...See Adam's full profile

My name is Alexson and I am a Manufacturing Process Engineer with my B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Florida. Chemical engineering employs many principles of physics, chemistry, algebra, trigonometry, calculus and numerical methods heavily so I've had ample exposure to each of these...See Alexson's full profile

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I have completed all calculus courses offered through the engineering curriculum at the University of Texas at Dallas. I have received an A- in Advanced Engineering Math as well. I am currently taking more advanced courses based off previous courses I have takenSee Hector's full profile

I was a postdoctoral scholar at the University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley). I got my PhD and Master's degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) in 2020 and 2017, respectively. The focus of my studies has been probability, statistics, and stochastic processes with applications in Machine...See Ali's full profile

I have many years of experience teaching this subject. I have run summer prep classes as well as worked as a TA while I was in school teaching and tutoring this subject. I also ran study groups for calculus for the class but also to review for the GRE. This also was one of the classes I taught during my teaching...See Jennifer's full profile