What a url?
Q: What's with the url?
A: Erm, I read briefly about the notion of net as it is defined in topology, especially in the textbook by Munkres, and thought it was neat. Seemed to be an amusing play on the tld .net.
Q: What's this website for?
A: I'm thinking about tutoring again, so it seemed a good idea to setup a website.
Q: What are you tutoring?
A: Open to tutoring just about any math, I have a few years of prior experience tutoring college level math and physics, but am interested in doing more grade school math as well.
Q: What college level math and physics have you tutored?
A: Mostly calculus, and algebra- and calculus-based physics. Some precalculus, algebra, arithmetic, and vector calculus. Previously I was helping with more advanced courses, differential equations I would need quite a bit of refresher, and I think even real analysis and advanced algebra, but I don't think I can assist with these anytime soon.
Q: What are your rates?
A: Idk. I haven't tutored for quite a while, so probably very low to start, and maybe for a while. Heck, I guess the first session or some might be free. Got an age group I have little experience with? I guess we're both learning.
Q: How do I contact you?
A: Contact me at "math_tutor" at "topological" dot "net".
Q: How can I make your side of things easier?
A: Have something like a syllabus, a link to one, or anything similar to a syllabus, like a course plan, available for me to review beforehand. I don't know if the entire world has changed since I came out from under a rock, so idk if everything is on some online tool that I don't even feel comfortable interacting with. I hope I know what a number line is, I'll learn as I go, how to explain a negative number to someone who's never heard of it. Long division, etc.
Website design taken from https://justinjackson.ca/words.html.