The Best Computer Tutors in Denver, CO

I’ve been using computers since I was 8 years old, hold a PhD in Computer Science, and have spent 27 years working in technology, from software engineering to AI. I can help with everyday computer skills on Mac and Windows, including organizing files and folders, email, web browsing, online...See Jeffrey's full profile

I have a solid foundation in Computer Science, gained through coursework and hands-on projects. My experience includes writing structured and object-oriented code in languages such as Python and R. I’ve explored topics like algorithms, computer architecture, and software development life cycles. This...See Cindy's full profile

With years of experience managing IT healthcare projects and a degree in Information Technology, I bring a unique and highly technical approach to tutoring in computer science. My background in healthcare IT project management has given me extensive expertise in software development, data management,...See Lauren's full profile

I am licensed to teach Computer Science by the Colorado Department of Education and currently teach coding to students in Elementary School as a Technology teacher in Denver Public Schools. To receive the Computer Science endorsement by CDE I had to pass the Computer Science Praxis test, and on this...See William's full profile

I have learned much about the Macintosh operating system through my experience with this computer and others I've owned and worked with in the past. I've completed several formal Information Technology courses, and I feel confident that I can help anyone get the most out of their Macintosh...See David's full profile

I have managed teams of software engineers on small and large software projects, including Agile projects. I have taught computer science courses for CU/Boulder and Red Rocks Community College. I have B.S. degrees in computer science and physics from Colorado State University. So...why be a...See Greg's full profile

In my former life as an engineer, I worked extensively with CFD (computational fluid dynamics), and my PhD dissertation involved a new technique of Fourier analysis that I invented. Both of these involved heavy amounts of calculus. See John's full profile

In my role as an instructor at Art of Problem Solving (AoPS), I've taught Introduction to Physics, the F=ma Problem Series, and PhysicsWOOT (calculus-based competition physics). I've tutored individual students in everything from introductory mechanics to quantum computing, and most recently, I taught...See Dan's full profile

My goal as an educator is to help students develop intuition for mathematical and scientific concepts so they can think independently and apply their knowledge with confidence. When teaching calculus, I focus on the meaning of derivatives and integrals before introducing computational techniques. By connecting...See Alfred's full profile

I have helped dozens of students with geometry in the past. I have experience with geometry calculations by hand, computationally, using coordinates and diagrams, and in many scientific contexts.See Paul's full profile

I am currently teaching at Metropolitan State University of Denver and teach many of the topics that are covered in linear algebra. This semester I am teaching Computational Matrix Algebra which is entirely linear algebra.See Christine's full profile

I am Hitesh! I graduated with a Master’s degree in Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. During my time in college, I can say that my professors made difficult subject so much easier to understand. These professors were so engaging and were willing to go that extra mile when I had any...See Hitesh's full profile

I'm a techo geek for work and for fun. My friends and family call me when they need help on their computers. At work I'm the go to guy when someone needs help with a computer problem. Let's see how I can help you!See Dan's full profile

I'm David! I am a Princeton University graduate in Computer Science, Bachelor of Science and Engineering. I can tutor a wide variety of Middle School, High School, and College level mathematics: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Pre-calculus, Single Variable Calculus, Multi...See David's full profile

I am an active musician and audio engineer, studied at Lamont School of Music (Denver University) as well as through several private instructors, including Ray Young, Clyde Rogers, Bill Alexander, Ron Jolly and Gina Ferrero. Although my major was Computer Science, I have nearly the equivalent of an Bachelor's...See Kirk's full profile

I use differential equations in my work quite often -- mostly equations pertaining to economics or quantum physics. I can help you understand how to solve a variety of equations and boundary conditions, including the heat equation, Laplace and Poisson equations, linear systems of Ordinary Differential Equations, and...See Robert's full profile

I have been tutoring students in Microsoft Office and other computer programs for over a decade. I am very familiar with Excel because I used it frequently during my Master's thesis work, in order to organize, analyze, and present data. In particular, I am knowledgeable about Excel formulas, charts and...See Jesse's full profile

I excelled in the introductory organic chemistry sequence, one of the most challenging introductory courses in the nation receiving one of the top two scores in the class. I also took an advanced organic chemistry course the following year which focused more on computational aspects of organic chemistry. I have...See Abdullah's full profile

I have completed a BS In Chemical engineering and build off of this mastery in my graduate degree in bio-medical engineering and computational physics. I have continued to teach many of the topics of chemical engineering, including thermodynamics and mass and energy transport phenomena. I have also used these...See William's full profile

I'm a lifelong learner who enjoys sharing my passion for learning with others. I enjoy teaching and I'm patient with students. I focus on coaching students on the learning process as well as the content. I believe that every student is unique and work with each to find approaches to learning, studying and academic...See Patrick's full profile

I have my Masters in Computer Science from Virginia Tech. I was an adjunct instructor at Virginia Tech. And currently a software engineerSee Edward's full profile

I have been using SAS for 25+ years to analyze epidemiological data and clinical trial data from large data sets with the Federal Government. I am proficient in all SAS data structures including arrays, macros and computations for statistical analysis. I developed a course on using SAS for the University of Miami...See Daniel's full profile

Regarding instruction in Computer Science, as an adjunct assoc professor at National University, I developed a simulator for teaching computer architecture design and machine programming, and taught courses in finite math, computer data structures, and computer hardware design. I also revamped...See Dr's full profile

I'm a Google Engineer with experience in Software Engineering (full-stack, Desktop Apps, Mobile Apps, etc), System Administration (Networking, Kubernetes, Cloud, Web, Database Administration, etc), and Computer Engineering (Computer Hardware, Circuits, etc). I have programmed in Python, C/C++,...See Brandon's full profile

Much of the content I first learned in a course on discrete math taken at the University of Colorado in Boulder also turned up in other coursework. For example it appeared in a computer science course on algorithms and other applied math courses on numerical methods and probability. I have also self studied out of...See Evan's full profile