The Best Computer Tutors in Brookline, MA

I have been exposed to Discrete Mathematics since early high school, and have used a lot during my undergraduate studies, most notably in context of computer science. My exposure to it included Combinatorics, Graph Theory, etc. There was also some coverage of cryptography near the end of a college level course....See Roman's full profile

I am a Massachusetts licensed mathematics teacher, and tutor of 9+ years - including SAT Math and English for The Princeton Review. Since 2010, I have tutored students in Standardized Tests (SAT, ACT, GRE, ASVAB, GED), K-12 Math, Chess, Martial Arts, and even Guitar. I write custom practice problems and create worksheets...See Leo'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

I earned an ScM in Biotechnology from Brown University and a BSc in Computational and Applied Mathematical Sciences–Biology from Plymouth State University, graduating summa cum laude. My research experience spans molecular and cellular biology, genetics, microbiology, and quantitative biology, and I have worked...See Tobias's full profile

I graduated in 2019 from New York University with a Bachelors of Art in Mathematics and Computer Science and am now a professional full stack software developer. I have professional experience in C#, Angular, .NET Core, ASP.NET Core and am also proficient in Java. I have tutored numerous students in CS covering...See Eric's full profile

Hello! Prealgebra and Algebra 1 have always been one of my favorite subjects to teach. I love problem solving which is at the heart of algebra. I enjoy showing students how to break down a complex problem into smaller parts, so as to demystify the subject and to more easily understand and solve the problem. I think...See Julie'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 used IBM and IBM compatible computers since their inception, currently own one which I still use, manage my home network, taught Computer-Assisted Rhetoric at the University of Illinois and Computer Science I at Cathedral High School.See Karen'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

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

...history courses in genres ranging from early Gregorian Chant to Italian Trecento to North Indian Hindustani Classical music, and I have worked with various computer music compositional practices. ...See Joseph'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 am Dmitry, a former academic researcher, quantitative financial analyst, and computer scientist, with 20 years of teaching experience. I hold a Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics from the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, as well as a Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the Moscow Academy of Oil...See Dmitry's full profile

I hold a B.S. in Environmental Science with a concentration in Earth Science from Rice University and am pursuing an M.Sc. in Sustainable Energy Science at the Iceland School of Energy. My work spans geophysical field techniques (gravimetry, well-logging, shallow temperature surveys) and computational modeling...See Lucian'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 hold a Ph.D. in Mathematics from UT Austin, where I served as a Teaching Assistant for linear algebra, among other courses, over five semesters. In that role I ran discussion sections, held office hours, and worked closely with students one-on-one to help them build both computational fluency and conceptual...See Erin'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 have a strong quantitative background, with degrees from MIT and an MBA from MIT Sloan, complemented by advanced graduate studies in computer science at the University of Pennsylvania. My expertise covers the core areas of SAT Math, including algebra, advanced mathematics, problem-solving, data analysis,...See Deedee's full profile

As a mechanical engineer, linear algebra is a working tool for me. I have a Ph.D. in computational fluid dynamics, and linear algebra is the mathematical background for solving the systems of equations that arise in most computer simulations. See Andrew'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

I hold a BS in Mathematics and an MS in Computer Science from Stanford, where I took courses including Mathematical Logic (A) ,Mathematical Foundations of Computing (A+), and Automata and Complexity Theory (A+). My background in pure mathematics — including coursework in set theory, modern algebra, and...See Laney's full profile

I studied architecture for 6 years in school, doing hand drawn plans for the first year and a half. From there the complexities of projects and designs increased as I added more detail, computer software such as AutoCAD and Revit, 3d printing, and CNC. I've worked on residential, libraries, hotels,...See Trevor'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 am a Computer Science major at MIT with hands-on experience across programming, web development, and data science, and I earned 5s on both AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles along with IT Specialist certifications in Java and Databases. I currently work as a software...See Leena's full profile

I have taken 7 semesters of quantum via Chemistry and Physics departments at both the undergrad and graduate level. I have taught Quantum at the Undergrad and Grad level at Boston College. I do computational and theoretical physical chemistry for my graduate research.See Anna's full profile