The Best Computer Tutors in Boston, MA

I've been using Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office on a daily basis for 20+ years. I'm able to provide lessons on general computer skills as well as advanced Microsoft Windows/Office usage for personal, academic, or professional purposes.See Ka Ho's full profile

I have taken courses at the University of Pennsylvania for a computer science minor including: Programming Languages and Techniques, Data Structures and Algorithms, Network Theory, Discrete Mathematics, Big Data Analytics.See Savan's full profile

I am currently a full-stack software engineer working in the pharmacy industry. I have had a passion for computers almost my entire life. I have a Bachelors and Masters degree in Computer Science, and various other experience in general computing from my personal interests as well. See John's full profile

I grew up a child of the computer era, starting to code at an early age and carrying this interest into an interdisciplinary PhD program in math, computer science, and philosophy at Carnegie Mellon University (incomplete). Of late, I have coded around graph theory and computer-assisted proof, but staying...See Peter's full profile

I have helped creative professionals, private individuals and major companies with their MacIntosh purchase, setup and install. I have consulted to schools and their students on how to have a reliable, speedy Mac at their disposal. I can make you feel happier about your computer use. I also have consulted to audio...See Daniel's full profile

I am a research fellow in the computer science department at Boston College, where I received my PhD in Mathematics (dissertation on low-dimensional topology) in 2023. I have 10+ years of experience teaching math at all levels as a tutor at The University of Texas at Austin and an instructor at Boston College and...See Jacob's full profile

Currently, I am searching for college and high school teaching positions and industry positions in Chemistry and Physical Science. Tutoring is my most enjoyable activity outside my regular work. While I was teaching high school sciences, I ran after school computer and technology club and other activities related...See Dr. Jonathan's full profile

I’m a professional Computer Scientist with a Harvard PhD and 13+ years of experience in programming. I have extensive experience with designing, implementing, and testing algorithms, and developing and integrating software across multiple coding languages (R, Python, C++, and Java). I have taught programming...See Nghia's full profile

I am currently an undergraduate student at Northeastern University, pursuing a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. My academic background equips me with strong analytical and problem-solving skills, which I bring into every tutoring session. This dual focus also gives me a unique ability to connect...See Aditya's full profile

I graduated from MIT with a Bachelor’s degree in Computation and Cognition. I started developing my tutoring skills in my senior year of high school 6 years ago when my teacher asked if I could tutor his calculus students that were struggling on material. While I focused mostly on my studies while attending MIT,...See Andrew's full profile

I'm an experienced math tutor, currently accepting students from elementary math up to Calculus 2. I tutor math for the SAT and GRE, and also teach basic programming with Python. I have a Masters in Computer Science from Arizona State University, and have worked as a software developer. I scored a perfect 170...See Ananth's full profile

Hi there! I'm Gianna and I graduated in Spring 2021 magna cum laude from the College of the Holy Cross with a Computer Science major, and Physics and Art History minors. I have three years of experience teaching introductory Python to high school students-- and even created my own six week curriculum for...See Gianna's full profile

I help students tackle the analytical side of school and admissions — standardized tests, college-level math, and computer science — and I've built a 5.0 rating across 170+ hours doing it. On the test-prep side, I coach the full SSAT / PSAT / SAT / ACT lineup, both the math and the...See John's full profile

Hi, I’m Jason, a undergraduate at MIT currently pursuing a double major in mathematics and computer science. I had the honor of graduating as my high school’s valedictorian, and over the years, I’ve gained extensive experience in both academic and competition mathematics. I’m a three-time USAMO qualifier,...See Jason's full profile

OVERVIEW: I started my undergraduate studies at age 14 and majored in psychology and biology. I then completed a PhD in global health at a Top 20 university, winning over 30 nationally and internationally competitive scholarships/fellowships, including from Fulbright, National Institutes of Health, and National Science...See Kathy's full profile

I studied Discrete Mathematics in College when I took Discrete Math I-II in preparation for graduate school. I'm finding computer science majors are required to take this course. Usually mathematical induction is the topic which leaves the student baffled and eager to seek a support. Discrete Math I-II...See Christopher's full profile

I have Master's in Informatics degree from Northeastern University with Cloud Computing specialization. I am an AWS Certified Solutions Architect with a comprehensive understanding of AWS services and cloud technologies. I have demonstrated the ability to design and build secure, robust, and scalable...See Nazar's full profile

I did lab investigations into superconductivity of high-temperature alloy superconductors. Furthermore, while an undergraduate at MIT I studied electronics, and analog and digital circuit design, as well as basics of digital computers.See Robert's full profile

As a youth in the age of technology, I spend much of my free time using and researching new technology and computers. I frequently seek out information on how computers work, as well as ways to streamline the process of computer usage.See Joshua's full profile

And in graduate school, I was a Teaching Assistant in college psychology courses, which made heavy use of math and statistics. After that, my 35-year career has included economic modeling, computer programming, and software engineering/design/management, fields where math and logic come into play every...See Jon's full profile

Some of the classes that I took as part of my PhD in computer science program are: •Mandatory courses: Theory of Computation, Operating Systems, Introduction to Algorithms, Analysis of Algorithms. •Electives: Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Neural Networks, Motion Planning, Fundamentals of...See Nestor's full profile

I tutor topics in electrical engineering that spill over into applied math and computer science, including convex analysis, stochastic analysis, graph theory, network theory (Bayesian networks in particular) and signal processing.See Peter's full profile

With a bachelor's degree in Bioengineering and a Computer Science Masters in progress, I am highly skilled in the mathematics field. I graduated from a STEM high school and had a nearly perfect SAT math score. Along with my 3+ years of tutoring experience at Northeastern University, I have the right...See Jaya's full profile

I'm Francisco, I am finishing my PhD in Applied Mathematics at MIT, and have more than a decade of HS and college level tutoring experience. I have also TA'd many college level courses, so I know what's up! I understand that knowing a lot of math is very different from knowing how to teach math, so I try to tailor my...See Francisco's full profile

Hi everyone! My name is Galina and I would love to help you with your tutoring needs! I’ve been a tutor for about 15 years and have helped 50+ students in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, chemistry, and physics. Some have been shorter engagements while others have evolved into multi-year...See Galina's full profile