The Best coding Tutors in Boston, MA

I spent 7 years at MIT in Chemical Engineering and, although I did not get a degree, I got straight As in my classes. I also TA'd a Mass, Momentum, and Heat Transfer Course. I wrote finite element methods code for the modelling of Crystal Growth. read more

I have been tutoring students since I was a junior in high school and my experience ranges from middle school through graduate school courses. Formally, I have also been a Teaching Assistant for undergraduate and graduate level Statistics as well as SAS coding classes. My experience has been primarily with high... read more

I've worked in every aspect of programming from requirement collection to functional-and-test specifications to technical specification, to architecture, to coding, testing, end-user and API documentation, release management and support. I use object oriented design principles to maximize code clarity,... read more

I have built several apps for Liberty Mutual Insurance that have helped customers improve their daily business operations. I have used Computer Science topics such as sorting, object-oriented programming, and code complexity to build working solutions for customers. I have built my other apps for other companies... read more

Pandas, Airflow, AWS, Spark, CSV/JSON manipulation, Notebooks, Elasticsearch, Kibana), Linux (file manipulation, basic commands, SSH, vim, etc.), and Git/Source control LANGUAGES: Currently, I exclusively code in Python, but also am experienced with Java and Golang. I can additionally help with basic... read more

I have been coding in SAS since 2012 and use almost every day for my doctoral work. I am also a teaching assistant for an intermediate Master's level course where the students code in SAS. read more

I am a Georgia Tech Computer Science grad who has also been accepted to Harvard's deferred MBA program. In a few years, I will pursue a joint MS/MBA program at Harvard with a focus on technology. In college, I co-founded and developed a web platform connecting survivors of human trafficking to resources that was... read more

I learned to code in high school when I was 13 years old, have taken all core computer science classes at MIT, and have programmed extensively throughout my master's and PhD programs while at MIT. I think computer science is a lot of fun if taught properly, and would be very happy to teach you whatever you... read more

I have mentored other programmers in learning Python. I believe it is one of the most practical languages to know at any stage in a programmer's career. My approach is to teach a coding vernacular that suits the programmer's understanding of theoretical CS and adheres to best practices in program design. read more

Phonics was the way successful literacy skills were imparted to me at the early elementary school level. It enabled me to associate sounds to the alphabetic English code. This in turn allowed me to move beyond sight-word recognition to reading and writing words and eventually larger chunks of visual language such... read more