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Meet Your Tutor

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Dr. Dipra Mitra

Phd., Mathematics, University of Regina, December 2010
Advisors: Allen Herman and Richard McIntosh
Thesis Title: Equivalence Classes of G-algebras over Commutative Rings

M.A., Mathematics, York University, June 2002

B.Sc., Mathematics, City College of New York, June 1998

With over 20 years of university-level teaching experience, Dr. Mitra offers a thoughtful, concept-based approach to tutoring. His goal is to help students develop clarity in problem-solving, understand mathematical reasoning, and appreciate the structure and creativity in math.

Research Publications

Allen Herman and Dipra Mitra

Equivalence and the Brauer-Clifford group for G-algebras over commutative rings

Communications in Algebra, 39(10), (2011), 3905 - 3915

Richard McIntosh and Dipra Mitra

Carmichael Numbers with p + 1|N + 1

Journal of Number Theory, (2015), 81 - 91

Work Experience

May 2021 - Present

Mathematics and Statistics Tutor

Math Simplified

Jan 2021 - Apr 2021

Assistant Professor

Cape Breton University

Aug 2017 - Apr 2018

Assistant Professor

Cape Breton University

Sep 2004 - Aug 2016

Sessional Instructor

University of Regina

Sep 2013 - Dec 2015

Research Associate

University of Regina

Advisor: Remus Floricel

Research Area: Hopf Algebras

Sep 2012 - Jun 2013

Research Associate

University of Regina

Advisor: Richard McIntosh 

Research Area: Algebraic Number Theory (Fermat and Lucas Pseudoprimes)

Jan 2011 - Aug 2012

Postdoctoral Fellow

University of Regina

Advisor: Allen Herman

Research Area: Algebra (Ring Theory, Associative Algebra)

Sep 2000 - 2002

Teaching Assistant

York University, Toronto

Teaching Philosophy

Conceptual Foundations

Start with the why before the how

Students are guided through the logic behind each topic so they can develop deeper insights, not just memorize steps.

Real-World Relevance

Make math meaningful and practical

Lessons are enriched with real-life examples to help students connect abstract ideas to situations they actually encounter.

Interconnected Thinking

See how everything fits together

Math is taught as a connected web of ideas, linking geometry, algebra, and calculus through time-tested methods and logical progression.

Collaborative Learning

Engage, question, and grow together

Students are encouraged to reflect, ask questions, and revisit concepts, creating an open space for active, thoughtful learning.

Why Students choose Math Simpllified?

At Math Simplified, we make it our mission to simplify the math concepts and learning experience for every student. Rather than following usual methods, we design the sessions to work on the goals and challenges. The personalized learning, combined with visual support, helps students truly get the “why” and “how” behind the complex problems. 

 

Our live classes fit right into your busy school life. You can ask anything during our sessions to get help when you need it most. We stay close to your progress so you can feel clear and sure of yourself all year.

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