"Hello everyone! My name is Kendall, and I am a Spring of 2024 University of Virginia graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering. Post graduation, I will be working with the Navy as a civilian specializing in submarine propulsions. I am also going to be a part-time online graduate student at the University of Virginia seeking a Master of Engineering in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering starting this fall of 2024.

In high school, I took all AP level classes and college classes during my junior and senior years. I am well-versed in many levels of math including Algebra I and II, Geometry, Algebra-Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus I, II, and III, Linear Algebra, and Probability and Statistics. I am also very well-versed in college and university Physics I and II. I scored highly on the math portion of the SAT, so I would be more than happy to tutor for that, as well. I am also able to tutor for some engineering courses including Statics, Dynamics, Mechanics, Astronautics, Introduction to Engineering, Introduction to Aerospace Engineering, Fluid Mechanics, Aerospace Propulsion, and more. If you are an undergraduate aerospace engineering student, I can tutor you with whichever class you are needing tutoring for. I did my capstone project for undergrad on autonomous multirotor drones, so if you need any advice on the mechanics behind that, feel free to ask!

After the first consultation, I will do some research into the class you are taking, which textbook you are using, and which specific topics you are covering in your class. I will then go into a brief overview of the topic you are struggling with or learning about and make sure there are no conceptual questions on your end. Practice problems make perfect, and I whole-heartedly believe in that. Feel free to reach out if you need any assistance in the topics aforementioned." less...