College & Graduate Physics

The Gap Between High School and University Physics

As students transition into university-level physics—from introductory sequences to upper-division courses like Quantum Mechanics and Electromagnetism—the mathematical rigor and conceptual abstraction increase exponentially.

Finding a tutor who can teach these subjects effectively is difficult. Many generic tutoring agencies max out at AP Physics. Advanced physics requires an instructor with deep, active research experience who can translate complex tensor calculus and differential equations back into intuitive physical reality.

Research-Backed Instruction

As a Brown University Physics PhD and former Dirac Postdoctoral Fellow with over 20 peer-reviewed publications, I provide specialized instruction in:

• ✓ University Physics (I & II)
• ✓ Classical Mechanics
• ✓ Electromagnetism
• ✓ Quantum Mechanics
• ✓ Statistical Physics
• ✓ Mathematical Physics
• ✓ GRE Physics Preparation

Proven Success at the Highest Levels

"Ken has been extremely helpful and effective as a tutor for advanced college classes such as Applied Math and Quantum Physics 2... Best tutoring experience we have had."

Small Course-Based Groups

I also work with small groups of 4–6 students taking the same course. This format is especially useful for classmates who want structured weekly problem-solving, exam preparation, and help developing a stronger approach to unfamiliar problems.

For off-site in-person groups, students organize the group, select a suitable meeting location, and agree on a common time. I am then available to travel for the group.

This format is particularly suitable for UCF and other Central Florida college students in courses such as University Physics, Calculus, Differential Equations, Classical Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Thermal Physics, and Quantum Mechanics.