Teaching examples

A preview of how I explain difficult material.

This page is the public proof-of-work area of the website. It should collect lecture notes, worked problems, Python notebooks, simulations, Beamer slides and case-study explanations so students can see the teaching style before booking lessons.

Current and planned material

Organized by learning need.

University / school

Mathematics for Physics and Engineering

Vector calculus, differential equations, Fourier methods, complex numbers, linear algebra and problem-solving strategy.

  • School mathematics
  • Engineering maths
  • Exam prep

Engineering

Electrical Engineering

Circuits, signals, transfer functions, frequency response, systems theory and control theory.

  • Circuits
  • Signals
  • Control theory

Computing

Programming and Scientific Computing

Python, JavaScript, numerical experiments, GitHub, LaTeX, Jupyter notebooks and reproducible workflows.

  • Python
  • Jupyter
  • LaTeX

Data

Data Analysis and Statistics

Data cleaning, plotting, regression, probability, uncertainty, hypothesis testing and interpretation of results.

  • Regression
  • Statistics
  • Reports

Business

Business and Taxation

Business cases, German taxation examples, legal terminology for students and exam-oriented case-study structure.

  • Taxation
  • Case studies
  • Business

School exams

Abitur, A Level, SAT, IB and IGCSE

School mathematics, school physics, statistics basics, structured revision and exam problem-solving strategy.

  • Abitur
  • A Level
  • SAT
  • IB
  • IGCSE

How to use this page

For students

Browse the examples to decide whether the explanation style fits you. When contacting me, mention which example is closest to your course or exam difficulty.

How to expand it

For future updates

PDFs can go into assets/pdf/, images into assets/img/, and lecture pages into lectures/. Each new example should have a short title, learning goal and contact CTA.

Need a topic that is not listed?

Send the course name, topic, deadline and one representative exercise. I can tell whether it fits private tutoring or a future learning-material page.