The Best Computer Tutors in Huntington Beach, CA

I completed a B.S. degree in Computer Science at Yale University, taking classes in data structures, computer architecture, computer graphics, and robotic control. Prior to this, I had significant programming experience in high school, taking AP Computer Science, competing in competitive...See Henry's full profile

My specialty is breaking down complex concepts. I have 10+ years of tutoring experience at a college level with advanced knowledge in biology, genetics, microbiology, pharmacology calculation, EMT, and TEAS. I am a licensed nurse who is passionate about helping students prepare for nursing school. I currently teach...See Julie's full profile

I've helped candidates get into the following schools: Yale, Berkeley, MIT, Columbia, Stanford, UPenn, UC Davis, U Michigan, UT Austin, Georgia Tech, RISD, SAIC, Pratt & CalArts. My experience includes working with students from a wide variety of intended majors, including AI/computer science,...See Hassan'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

I graduated as a Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar from U.C Berkeley with a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (and a minor in Public Policy). I have since worked at a small AI Software firm and at Meta (which owns the Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp products). I have...See Rocky's full profile

I was one of the first women to venture into the world of computer graphics when it began. I have a vast knowledge of multiple software programs and have experience with all operating systems from Mac, PC and Linux. I specialize in Apple hardware and software. I set up a computer graphics division of a...See Sonserae's full profile

I took AP Biology as a sophomore in high school, scoring a 5 on the AP exam. I had the pleasure of studying computational biology under professors at Carnegie Mellon University. Biology fascinates me; it's so wonderful to see how the many small components of life intertwine to create a perfectly functioning...See Gavin's full profile

Precalculus students will apply their competence in equations, functions, and graphs as they proceed toward an introduction to calculus concepts. We learn the concept of a limit, use limit notation, understand function continuity and discontinuity, and compute a difference quotient or derivative to determine...See Andrew's full profile

I'm very comfortable working with both Mac and PC platforms. I enjoy helping people getting use to their desktop, getting a printer to work or troubleshoot a computer or software problem. Many times I've helped friends walk it through over the phone. See Bryan's full profile

I've taken a Discrete Mathematics course in college and finished with an A.See Steven's full profile

I have been tutoring for over 10 years and have experience working with students of all age ranges and backgrounds, from elementary school to college. My certifications include the California Basic Educational Skills Test (CBEST) and the California Subject Examinations for Teachers (CSET) in Chemistry. I also have...See Jimmy's full profile

I am a high school teacher at Villa Park High School. I have taught AP Computer Science A: Java for 4 years.See David's full profile

I have been a TA at UCLA in beginning computer science classes, including data structures. I regularly use object oriented programming concepts while designing solutions at work as a professional developer.See Cau Duong's full profile

I grew up in the infant stage of technology and quickly understood the importance technology had to offer society. I later enrolled into a Computer Science program at a local community college, where I learned computer languages. I later found an interest in design and attended The Art Institute of...See Steven's full profile

The GMAT is such an interesting and challenging test. Time is highly restricted and since it is a computer adaptive test, the test taker cannot move on to the next question until an answer has not been submitted. It is a matter of time management and a strategic approach to questions. Math knowledge for the...See Elena's full profile

I have experience teaching basic linear algebra, trigonometry and geometry up through college level, and I have intuition using these in applied setting (physics and computer science).See James's full profile

...understand the variety of basic functions one can utilize when making a simple website from constructing lists to organizing forms with various buttons attached. Computer science is a new subject for me compared to other subjects. However, it's one I'm learning at a fast pace with better ways to understand it being available ...See Deepankar's full profile

Algebra 1 is great fun – you get to solve puzzles! You play some computer games by running, jumping or finding secret doors. Well, with Algebra you play with letters, numbers and symbols. And once you learn some of the “tricks”, it becomes a fun challenge to work out how to use your skills in solving...See Andy's full profile

I graduated with electrical engineering and computer science major from UC Berkeley and used to work as a software programmer, mainly developing applications in Java and C++ for nearly six years before switching to tutoring and teaching computer science and programming. It is more than 5 years that I I have...See Cyrus'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

...functions, inverse trigonometric functions, and right triangle trigonometry. I used techniques of problem-solving such as determining patterns, performing computations methodically, and drawing figures and plots. These topics in trigonometry are applied in calculus, science, and engineering....See Joseph'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 been a math and computer science tutor since 2009 and have individually worked with over 200 students ranging from elementary school, middle school, high school and undergraduate college students. I tailor each lesson to the student's requirements and current abilities, helping them to understand the...See Danny'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

I’m a graphic designer with over 30 years of experience and a high school design teacher for the past decade. I’ve worked with students at all levels—freshmen just figuring things out, and seniors building college-ready portfolios. I teach full time at El Dorado High School in Placentia, where I also run a...See David's full profile