The Best Computer Tutors in Greenwich, CT

My concentration in physics was astronomy and my research mainly focused on observational astronomy and computational astronomy. My researched focused on exoplanets, supernovae, and the methods used were taking data with telescopes, processing data, using python to process JWST data, and more. I also completed 5...See Josh's full profile

Last year I completed the first year of the program with coursework in Math and Technology, Children's Literature and the Child as Maker. I've been a Middle School substitute teacher in Computers and Geometry. I've tutored Reading and Literacy for more than three years, and tutored ESL to a 6th...See Lara's full profile

Some of the topics I cover are: an overview of the computer parts, how to properly operate a computer, definitions of computer terms(software, hardware, CD, RAM, memory, USB, flash drive, hard drive, email, internet browsers, modem, DVD, OS) using software(Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc.), search...See Jacinthah's full profile

I'm a student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) that specializes in tutoring elementary-college math, computer science, and physics. I received an 800 in SAT Math, a 5 in AP Calculus BC and a 5 in AP Computer Science. I also have multiple years of experience working as a freelance tutor...See Hannah's full profile

In college, I was a math major and computer science minor, so I studied discrete math and combinatorics from a variety of perspectives. In grad school, I studied set theory and mathematical logic, which generalize concepts from discrete math to more abstract settings. I have also worked with a number of math and...See Ben's full profile

My experience in engineering has featured both the learning and application of varied mathematical subjects, including Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Differential Equations, Statistics, Computational Math, etc. Additionally, in High School I received perfect scores of 800 on the SAT Math section and on...See Andreas's full profile

LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS Master the three skills you absolutely need for success in your 1L year, but which law school will refuse to teach you! Those skills are 1) How to properly extract the "black letter law" from a case; 2) How to APPLY that law to a hypothetical fact pattern; and 3) How to prepare for final exams from...See Robert's full profile

Hey there! I am a programmer, writer, computer technician, and poet originally from Ghana, West Africa. I'm in my second year of college and pursuing a BS in Computer Science at the City College of New York. I have taken numerous college classes since high school such as Calculus, European...See Nana's full profile

I graduated from Harvard University in 2024 with a B.A. in Physics and a minor in Computer Science. I've designed several sites over the years for personal projects, computer science courses, portfolios, etc. and have used CSS extensively. In addition, I worked for Google as a STEP Intern in 2021 on...See Isabella's full profile

This involved teaching the basic syntax, file conversions, navigation and troubleshooting of SAS coding, all of which I have been trained to do via the Computational Tools in Research Course at Mount Sinai. As the course was many students' first introduction to computer programming of any sort, I was...See Brian's full profile

That is what I hope to do for you. Over the last 5 years, I have tutored 10 students. 4 of them recently graduated from undergrad, with degrees in Biochemistry, Computer Science, Communications and Literature. The students that I have tutored still reach out to this day and update me on their professional...See Kingsley's full profile

During my time at Dartmouth, I did research in an antibody engineering lab, then switched to a tumor immunotherapy lab. I greatly expanded my knowledge in protein biochemistry, immunology, and cell signaling, and gained computational skills for various analyses. I am originally from South Korea, but I came to...See Jim's full profile

I have a BA from Iona University & 4 Program Certificates which include over 20 completed MS Office & Adobe CS Suite courses from Lehman College. My experience includes teaching PowerPoint at Lehman College for 9 years, managing a 25-station computer lab & support desk for 9 years, along with working...See Frank's full profile

I have a master's degree in Math and Computer Science, had a corporate career as a computer programmer, and for over ten years have been teaching and tutoring Math, Computer Applications / MS Office to a diverse population of students with a wide variety of educational backgrounds and...See Anna's full profile

I’m a Computer Science Major with Literature minor. So far, I have plans to become a teacher post grad. Although I am a first year college student, I have been tutoring classmates, friends and younger students (around 9-12) for about 3 years. I have never had an opportunity to officially become a tutor, as where...See Jordon's full profile

I perceive myself as being extremely versatile with my teaching techniques while constantly ensuring that every student achieves adequate/competent comprehension with the instructed material. Students that have received my assistance have developed superlative computational and problem-solving skills which...See Churchill's full profile

My background includes a 35 score on ACT Math section and a 35 score on ACT Science section. I also have coursework in Linear Algebra and Physics at Cornell University. I graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s of Science in Computational Biology. I completed multiple courses in Philosophy and History at Cornell...See Alex's full profile

It was built from parts by my cousin who was a computer genius. He helped me and taught me at the beginnings, however he moved to Germany very soon. I had no help with my computer, I had to learn everything by myself. Since then I never had any outside help with any computer issues, I was able to fix...See Laszlo's full profile

Proofreading is a lost art with today's computer programs, however, handwritten work is still required and when you want to write a simple thank-you note. I will be able to help your child develop strategies that can help them proofread their own work.See Keri's full profile

I consider myself equal parts artist and techie! :) On the tech side I started my career as a computer programmer and systems analyst, then moved into software training. I taught on site to groups of adults in the MS Office suite of products. I was also certified as an Avid software trainer going to newsrooms...See Stacey's full profile

I am proficient in Word and Excel and have general knowledge and experience with Windows and Apple computers. See Emily's full profile

I am currently a PhD student at Tufts University in Computer Science, and hold a BA in Computer Science + Linguistics from Cornell University. I regularly tutor students across all areas - including AP CS Principles, AP CS A, Intro to Computer Science (JAVA, Python), Object Oriented Programming,...See Sam's full profile

In addition to my tech background, I also hold a foundation in medical science, which sharpens my analytical thinking and gives me a unique edge in applied problem-solving. This dual expertise allows me to guide students in computer science with both technical precision and a strong scientific mindset.See Bunie's full profile

My PhD Adviser at Yale University had a joint appointment at the Mathematics and the Computer Science departments. Consequently, I spent a significant amount of time studying algorithms, computational complexity, and other areas of interest to Computer Science. I am also fluent in several...See Andrei's full profile

I teach digital circuits and computer organization and architecture at a university level. K-maps, reductions, and Assembly language, especially Intelx86 are my key areas of focus. These are elementary in computer engineering, not advanced.See Tom's full profile