Descriptive geometry, technical drawing and mechanics of materials tutor
You need a technical drawing or descriptive geometry tutor when projections won't come together into a part, diagrams don't add up and your assignment defense or exam is weeks away. Compare prices and reviews of tutors who know your field, or name the subject, year and defense date in an order.
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How much a technical drawing and mechanics tutor costs
What affects the price
Subject and course unit
Projecting a point and a line in the first year and statically indeterminate systems in strength of materials are problems of different difficulty, and lessons on them are often priced differently.
Your department's manual
If your own version of the assignments has to be worked through, the tutor needs time to study the manual, its notation and the requirements for a solution.
Drawing by hand or in software
Explaining constructions on a sheet and helping with the same drawing in CAD software take different preparation, so the price may differ.
One lesson or a semester
Working through one calculation assignment before its defense and supporting a student through the semester to the final test are different amounts of work, and are charged differently.
Urgency before the exam session
Some tutors charge more for lessons a day or two before an exam, in the evening or on weekends than for ones planned ahead.
Prices come from specialists' profiles on Nexperity and update automatically. You agree the final price with the specialist directly.
How to find a technical subject tutor
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- 2Send a request that describes the task
- 3Once accepted — contact the specialist directly
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How to choose a technical drawing or mechanics tutor
- 1
Your field of study
Mechanical and construction drawing follow different drafting rules, and strength of materials for mechanical and civil engineers means different problems. Ask which fields of study the tutor works with.
- 2
An explanation, not a ready solution
Ask the tutor to work through one of your problems in the first lesson. What matters is that afterwards you can solve a similar one yourself and explain your reasoning at the defense.
- 3
Drafting requirements
The frame, title block, lettering and line types must follow the standards your department requires. Check whether the tutor reviews how your sheets are drawn up.
- 4
Showing constructions online
Descriptive geometry is hard to explain without a sketch. Ask whether the tutor uses a graphics tablet or an online whiteboard and how they will check your sheets.
- 5
The method your teacher requires
The same beam can be solved by different methods, and your teacher may require a specific one. Ask whether the tutor explains using the method accepted in your department.
What to put in the order
The subject and unit: descriptive geometry, technical drawing, strength of materials or another
Your field of study and year, or your grade if you are a schoolchild
What you need: to go through topics, prepare for an exam or for an assignment defense
How you make drawings: by hand or in software, and which one
When the exam or defense is and how often you can study
Format — online or in person — and payment per lesson
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