"Hello, my name is Trevor.

I know how difficult learning physics and calculus on your own can be. I would like to ease that difficulty by helping my students become fully independent thinkers. I received my Master's of Science in Physics from San Francisco State University (SFSU), in August 2017. I have studied upper division physics classes such as electrodynamics, mechanics, theoretical physics, modern physics, thermodynamics, statistical mechanics, electrodynamics, solid-state physics and quantum mechanics. I have studied computational physics which has allowed me to use Python, C, MATLAB and Mathematica to numerically solve complicated physics problems. By using these programing languages, I have written script to solve error analysis, numerical integration and differentiation, a multi-body solar system simulation, a partial differentiation equation solver, and much more. I also have the ability to work with Comsol Multiphysics, an advanced software platform for modeling and simulating problems in physics. I have also completed the lower division chemistry-major’s sequence of courses and The American Chemical Society (ACS) exam.

Currently I am self-employed working on physics consulting projects and private tutoring. While working on my Master’s thesis at SFSU I worked in the Quantum Optics research lab exploring plasmonic resonant solitons in metallic nanosuspensions, and optical trapping (optical tweezers). If you would like to know more feel free to ask me any time. I love anything to do with the outdoors, from bike riding to camping to just taking a nice walk. I also enjoy music and I love to play the piano and guitar. I also love painting and drawing, and it is so satisfying to create something that makes you happy.

Thank you,

Trevor" less...