The Best Computer Tutors in Carson, CA

I created websites for companies and enthusiasts back in the late 1990s until the mid-2000s. I then became a startup veteran over the course of 4 new software businesses and even attained my Master’s in Symbolic Systems, which is a branch of computer science related with automated algorithms and artificial...See Sina's full profile

I was also given private lessons by a retired animation artist from Hanna/Barbera Studios to improve my drawing skills and better my human anatomy. Before starting a project on the computer, I will sketch it out first to layout my plan. I also draw during my free time and usually I scan my drawings to my...See Maxi's full profile

I have 10 years experience working with Mac computers in Photoshop and many Adobe products as well as general computing. I also have many years of building and fixing computers for people. I graduated from San Diego State University and assisted at my computer lab. I would help students who...See Corey's full profile

I studied AI for Business at USC and have 5+ years of teaching experience in coding and AI. I built a GitHub-deployed AI project using Python, OpenCV, and MediaPipe that detects and corrects yoga poses in real time with computer vision. I've used VSCode, Google Colab, and also teach no-code tools like...See Janani's full profile

I use C++ at the Thermal Science Research Center for scientific computation. I use it to help develop analytical models of Thermal Management Systems. I have also taken 2 C++ courses and received an A. See Christian's full profile

I'm Tim! I am a lifelong programmer of two and a half decades. That's right! I started programming when I was six. Back then, it was the BASIC language, but now I've designed, implemented, and maintained solutions using MongoDB, Node JS, VBA, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Express JS, MUI, Bootstrap, and more, specializing in...See Tim's full profile

Other areas of engineering where my math skills and general engineering knowledge allow me to help include basic mechanical, aero and civil engineering. This is especially so if you’re dealing with thermo, materials science/engineering, statics, or fracture mechanics. If you need assistance with computer...See John's full profile

I know about Mac computers. I managed a department of people on Mac computers and have done a plethora of projects using the Mac. I've also done updates on them. I can teach you how to use the mac computer along with a little history, so it all makes sense. Soon you'll be using it with ease.See Katherine's full profile

I am a Computer Science student in Purdue University. I have been programming for the past 6 years. I am in Platinum division of USACO.See Harry's full profile

I have supported Math, Engineering and Computer science students at the graduate, undergraduate and professional level helping them develop rigorous approaches to logic based proofs for discrete math. We were able to set the stage for strong foundations in functions,number theory and algorithms as a window to...See Paul's full profile

I spent three years tutoring students in STEM subjects including general and organic chemistry, algebra, calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, economics, physics, and computer science. I earned my Level 1 CRLA certification and worked with students both one-on-one and in class-size groups, ranging from...See Cody's full profile

Now I am pursuing independent work while building my own company. The essentials of computer programming and computer science can be abstracted to learn any programming language -- as long as you know these basics, such as functional programming, object-oriented design, discrete computation, and...See Wil's full profile

I have taken numerous work-supported courses in c++. I have designed programs in c++ for computer graphics and mobile applications. Added to this are several computer science courses in data structures and search techniques that can be readily converted to c++ code. I also program in the 3D programming...See Tom's full profile

The exam is a four hour test required by the state of California for all prospective teachers. The purpose of the Math Section is to test your ability to interpret more than compute. Therefore you will seldom be asked to perform long division or add overly complicated fractions. You will be asked to interpret...See MEHER's full profile

My name is Mychelle H., and I graduated from California Lutheran University. I have an MS in Applied Statistics. I have been tutoring students from pre-K through college in various subjects for about 15+ years now. I love tutoring because it's great to know that I am positively impacting someone's life and helping them...See Mychelle's full profile

I began my formal training in Java over 7 years ago in my Sophomore year of high school. I consistently took computer science classes that were based Java programing all throughout high school. I got As in all these classes and would frequently tutor students that were struggling with the material during study...See Nathan's full profile

"Finite Math" is a survey of mathematical analysis techniques used in the working world, organizing information and then analyzing it. It's also another way to use math to give people experience at analytical thinking. It is often a required course for business, accounting and computer majors. I...See Phoebe's full profile

I've passed the CSET General Science I and II, as well as the CSET Chemistry test. I am a tutor with 10 years of experience preparing students for university, for standardized tests, and for their own academic pursuits in mathematics, science, and English. I have been employed at a number of quality...See Scott's full profile

During tutoring sessions, I guide students through their homework, clarify any misconceptions, and provide supplemental examples to solidify their understanding of the materials. It has been rewarding seeing my students rediscover their confidence and love for math. I hold a B.S. in Computer Science and...See KATHERINE's full profile

I have been using SAS for data analytics since 2012 in school setting, and since 2013 at a professional setting. SAS is my choice of platform for large data-sets even though I am capable of using other statistical and computing tools if required. I have also collaborated with my co-workers to set up SAS training...See Marine's full profile

I have won 2 Gold medals in National Computer Sciences Olympiads, and also 2 Gold medals in Statewide/Province level Computer Sciences Olympiads. I have the experience of teaching Microsoft Windows (XP, 7, 8, Vista, 10, etc) for the last 6 years to students from different age groups.See Omid's full profile

I engage students in a learning style that helps them gain confidence in their ability to learn on their own. I currently tutor students who are learning through a computer and I am finding ways to make their experience more engaging off of the computer. Going from directing an in-person after-school...See Alexis's full profile

I am a down to earth person I don't want you to hold back on telling me anything whether it is regarding the lesson or not. Like most millenials, I have been using technology all my life. I still remember being amazed at the ipod nano. I have extensive knowledge in computer networking. I hold my CCNA...See Erick's full profile

I received an A+ in UC Berkeley Upper Level Statistics Course. I am very familiar with performing the calculations by hand, with a statistical calculator, and with a statistical computer program. I am also excellent at helping students analyze and interpret the results of their statistical tests.See Maher's full profile

I have a Master's in Electrical and Computer Engineering and love to spread the word about this degree. I really enjoy teaching technical concepts and have been complimented for my simple explanations of complex ideas. I excel at creating student specific analogies so they can grasp the higher level concepts...See Matthew's full profile