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

Hello! I'm Jack, a friendly learning coach with a Master's degree in Learning and Development from Harvard Graduate School of Education. Drawing from my expertise in learning technology, executive functioning, psychology, and research, I'm passionate about helping learners and professionals overcome complex challenges,...See Jack'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

Finite math is integral to research work both in statistics and in computer science. I've worked with finite math (e.g. combinatorics, discrete probability) for over a decade, since my time doing graduate computer science courses at Princeton as an undergraduate. Since then I've used it on a...See Max's full profile

Classes I have taken include: Cryptography and Cryptanalysis (G), Applied Cryptography and Security (G), Distributed Algorithms (G), Advanced Complexity Theory (G), Seminar in Discrete Mathematics, Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Advances in Computer Vision, Computer Systems Engineering, Theory of...See Ioannis's full profile

Hello there and thank you for visiting my profile. I have over 15 years of experience in the web development industry as a professional full-stack developer and bootcamp instructor. As your tutor, I will focus on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript since they are the building blocks for creating a website. However, I have...See Kerisha's full profile

I'm graduating from MIT this year with a bachelors of engineering degree in Computer Science and Biology. I have an expertise in Biology and Computer Science. Specifically I've taken a Biostatistics and Modern Computational Biology course, where I gained experience with conducting and...See Emma'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

Are you struggling with English class or finishing that essay? Are you stuggling to understand the basics of coding and programming such as, HTML, CSS and Javascript? Do you have a test coming up that you don't feel prepared for? Well I'm here to help you! I graduated with a degree in English and a minor in Creative...See Luke's full profile

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 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

...course, as well as a score of 5 on the AP Stats and AP BC Calculus exams. College coursework: Multivariable calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, computer programming, statistics...See Roshni's full profile

As a student approaches a subject, there are two major factors to success: a solid foundation in the fundamentals and skills at solving problems. The fundamentals are very important for understanding why aspects of the subject work the way they do and to be able to build on one aspect to understand others. Being able to...See Anand's full profile

My undergraduate coursework at Harvard included Genetics, Genomics & Evolution, Regeneration of the Mammalian Nervous System, Evolutionary Anatomy. My graduate coursework at Harvard Medical School includes Functional Genomics and Computational Genomics. I was the designated Genetics tutor for Harvard's...See Michael's full profile

Hi there! Welcome to my page. My name is Yunxin W. and I go by Christina. I grew up in Shanghai, China and came to the US in 2006 for education and career. I have more than five years of work experience as a translator and technical project manager. I have certifications in Chinese listening, comprehension, and standard...See Yunxin's full profile

I’ve always loved math, and I’m now studying it (along with Computer Science) at Wesleyan University, with a math GPA of 3.97 and an overall GPA of 3.91. I scored a 1570 on the SAT with a perfect math score. I've informally tutored friends, family, and classmates my whole life. In the past few years,...See Richie's full profile

I have more than 7 years of experience in the computer science field, especially with general programming concepts, object-oriented design, and the C and C++ languages. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell, where I graduated Magna Cum...See Stephen's full profile

I have a Master's in Computer Science. C was a language I had to use during all the semesters, and occasionally later as well. See Apratim's full profile

Though I will never possess the coding genius of my parents, I am confident in my ability to help students discover the amazing things that computers empower them to do, as well as the everyday tasks computers can make more efficient. I have also worked with students who wished to learn how to use their...See Ariana'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

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

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’ve been interested in technology and numbers since my father and I took apart abandoned computers for fun. I am currently working as a software engineer and get to see the real-world applications of quantitative subjects on a day to day basis. This has given me a real passion to help people really master and...See James's full profile

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've built two teams of Computer Science graduates (and some dropouts) to be highly effective software engineers. My minor in Computer Science combined with my 10+ years as a Software Engineer makes it so that I can tutor on academic subjects like Data Structures and Algorithms from multiple perspectives.See Frank's full profile