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Syracuse University
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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15+ years
Mikhail
I was born in Russia and grew up in NYC where I attended Stuyvesant High School. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Binghamton University where I majored in mathematics and economics and completed a core group of science courses that were part of the Pre-Medical track. I am currently applying to medic...
SUNY at Binghamton
Bachelors, Mathematics, Economics, Pre-Medical Track

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10+ years
Bonjour tous,My name is Claire and I am born and raised in France. I moved to California in 2010 to study classical music and in May 2016 I received a Master in clarinet performance. On top of my musical studies, I have been tutoring and teaching French to students at my university and privately. I ...
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CUNY Kingsborough Community College
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University of Pennsylvania
Bachelor of Science, Economics

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4+ years
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Lane College
Bachelor in Arts, Music

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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William Woods University
Master of Science, Elementary Administration
Missouri Western State University
Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education

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Jane
For as long as I can remember, I have been passionate about literature and languages. With a background in creative writing, I am confident that I can help any student struggling to connect with the language arts. Additionally, I have extensive knowledge of the French language, having spent 6 years ...
University of Paris 8
Masters, Comparative French Literature
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
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Tucker
My main focus is tutoring elementary up to college-level algebra, calculus, and statistics. I used to work in the math tutoring center at the university I attended and I'm a Math major with a concentration in Statistics. Currently I teach highschool math. I have over a years worth of experience tuto...
University of West Georgia
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Engineering Economics combines advanced math with real-world decision-making, which can be challenging for many students. Common difficulty areas include mastering time value of money calculations, understanding complex depreciation methods, and applying economic concepts to engineering project scenarios. Additionally, students often struggle with the transition from theoretical concepts to practical problem-solving, especially when evaluating capital investment decisions or comparing alternative projects using metrics like NPV and IRR.
Personalized instruction helps address these specific gaps by focusing on the exact concepts causing difficulty, rather than moving through material at a classroom pace that may not match your learning needs.
Engineering Economics is typically taught as a core course in engineering programs and covers standardized topics outlined by ABET accreditation standards. Key curriculum areas include time value of money, interest calculations, project evaluation methods (NPV, IRR, payback period), depreciation and taxes, and decision-making under risk and uncertainty.
Experienced tutors in this subject understand these curriculum requirements and can tailor instruction to match your specific course content, textbook approach, and professor's emphasis. Whether your program focuses heavily on spreadsheet modeling, decision trees, or specific evaluation methodologies, personalized instruction ensures you're building the exact skills your coursework demands.
Time value of money (TVM) is foundational to Engineering Economics but requires both conceptual understanding and computational skill. Students often struggle with when to use present value versus future value calculations, how to handle different compounding periods, and why the time value concept matters in real engineering decisions.
A tutor can break TVM into manageable pieces—starting with simple interest concepts, then building to compound interest, annuities, and real-world applications like loan amortization and equipment financing. Working through problems at your own pace, with immediate feedback on both your calculation approach and conceptual understanding, accelerates mastery far more effectively than classroom instruction alone.
Project evaluation is where Engineering Economics becomes practical—but it also requires fluency with multiple methods (NPV, IRR, payback period, benefit-cost ratio) and the judgment to apply the right tool in different scenarios. Students often memorize formulas without understanding when each method is most appropriate or how to interpret results when methods conflict.
Personalized instruction focuses on building both technical skill and decision-making intuition. A tutor can walk through real engineering scenarios, help you practice calculations using the tools you'll actually use (spreadsheets, calculators, or software), and develop your ability to communicate why a particular project evaluation method is optimal for a given situation.
Depreciation and tax analysis add a layer of complexity because they require understanding multiple depreciation methods (straight-line, declining balance, MACRS), how taxes affect project cash flows, and how to incorporate these into NPV calculations. Many students understand the mechanics but struggle to see why these factors matter to engineering decisions or how they impact overall project profitability.
A tutor can clarify the purpose of each depreciation method, walk through realistic examples showing how tax shields affect project value, and help you develop the spreadsheet skills to model these scenarios accurately. This transforms what feels like abstract accounting into concrete understanding of how financing and tax decisions drive engineering project economics.
The best Engineering Economics tutors combine strong quantitative skills with the ability to explain economic concepts clearly. Look for tutors with engineering or economics background who can connect abstract concepts to real projects, explain both the 'how' and 'why' behind calculations, and adapt their teaching to your learning style.
Effective tutors also ask good diagnostic questions to identify where your understanding breaks down, use practical examples or case studies relevant to your coursework, and help you develop problem-solving strategies rather than just working through problems together. When you connect with a tutor through Varsity Tutors, you get matched based on these qualities and your specific needs.
Most students see measurable improvement within a few sessions once they receive targeted instruction addressing their specific knowledge gaps. You might expect to gain confidence with time value of money calculations and project evaluation within 2-3 sessions, and develop strong overall course competency with regular tutoring support.
Beyond grade improvement, you'll develop skills directly applicable to internships and engineering careers—the ability to evaluate capital investments, communicate project economics, and make data-driven decisions. Many students find that personalized instruction transforms Engineering Economics from a frustrating hurdle into a course where they genuinely understand the material and see its professional relevance.
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