Domain coloring of a random finite Blaschke product

Teaching and Tutoring

Tutoring

Sean writing math on blackboard

One-on-one Math and CS Tutoring

I am currently accepting clients for one-on-one tutoring in math and computer science.
  • Ages: High school through college
  • Rate: $75 per hour
  • Location: Berkeley/Oakland area or online via Zoom. I can drive to you.
  • Subjects:
    • High school math (algebra, geometry, pre-calculus, calculus)
    • High school computer science
    • SAT, ACT, and AP test math prep
    • College math (calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, etc.)
    • College computer science (data structures, programming languages, etc.)
    • GRE math prep
  • Qualifications:
    • Current UC Berkeley math PhD candidate
    • 5+ years of teaching experience at UC Berkeley (calculus, linear algebra, etc.)
    • Former SAT prep tutor at Elite Prep Fremont
    • B.S. in both math and computer science
    • Former Apple software developer
Please contact me at seang696@gmail.com or (661) 378-7167 if you would like to set up a tutoring session.

Teaching at UC Berkeley

Recent Student Reviews

  • "Sean was great! He created an encouraging environment and was very attentive to students' questions, as well as being an organized and clear instructor." - Spring 2025
  • "Sean is a very fun and engaging person. He is well prepared and organized when it comes to his notes and going over key concepts. He is also open and and thoroughly answers student's questions. He always wants the best for us." - Fall 2024
  • "bro is the goat" - Spring 2025

Current Courses

Past Courses

Mentoring

Below is a list of undergraduate students that I have mentored through the Directed Reading Program (DRP) at UC Berkeley, along with the title of our project.
  • Shrishti Dalal, "Expander Graphs and Error-correcting Codes", Spring 2025
  • McKinley Keys, "The Kyber Post-Quantum Cryptographic Algorithm", Fall 2024
  • Yunchi Zheng, "Modular Forms and Modular Curves", Spring 2024
  • Zain Shields, "Congruences of the Partition Function", Fall 2023
  • Wenqing Wei, "Modular Forms and Galois Representations", Spring 2023
  • Seongwon Ko, "Elliptic Curves and Cryptography", Fall 2022