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

During weekends I enjoy helping students solve math problems. I also practice my computer skills by learning computer programming and web page development. Mathematics: Algebra 1, Algebra 2, GED, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Computer: HTML, CSS, Python Overall math and computer...See Mario's full profile

I have a Masters degree in Computer Science with 16+ years professional experience on the field. This is not only work, it is my craft and my hobby. Since I got my first computer (Commodore 64) at age of 10 I became passionate about Computer Science. I tutored many students (sometimes my classmates)...See Istvan's full profile

I earned my Bachelor's in Computer Science at California State University Fullerton. My degree required me to learn data structures, algorithms, technical writing, assembly language, artificial intelligence, computer architecture, computer networking, and software engineering. I currently work...See Joseph's full profile

I am a UCI honors graduate in mathematics with a minor in computer science. I started tutoring as a favor for a friend and have found that tutoring is one of the most rewarding experiences I can have. Many of my students have gone from D's with no understanding to A's with the ability to peer tutor...See Billie's full profile

I received my M.S. in Computer Science from UC Irvine in 2022, where I specialized in Artificial Intelligence. Additionally, I worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for several graduate-level Computer Science and Software Engineering courses. Prior to my graduate studies, I worked as a Software Engineer...See Brooke's full profile

I connect very well with students and communicate clearly and understandably; unlike many teachers in the school system. I will help you with your goals of excelling in academics! My mechanical engineering and computer science career involves a deep understanding of mathematics, physics, and chemistry which is...See Scott's full profile

I am a recent college graduate pursuing an MD/PhD. I majored in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. I have tutored for about seven years now in science, math and Spanish. I worked as a Teaching Assistant at Hopkins for General Physics, Organic Chemistry Lab and Inorganic Chemistry Lab. I...See Jacob'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 know my way around Macintosh and can figure solutions to any problem. I have designed thousands of iterations of movie standee designs in a fast paced Hollywood environment for four years on Macintosh computers.See Taylor's full profile

...mathematics requirements for degrees in a variety of applied science majors. Whether we're testing series for convergence, or assembling infinitesimal elements to compute areas or volumes, I try to focus on illuminating the abstract ideas behind the methods, so that students can finally silence any anxiety, and begin to consider...See David's full profile

After completing my PhD in engineering, I enrolled in a secondary PhD in computer science and completed numerous classes in computer science, including algorithms and data structures, software engineering, bioinformatics and more. I was also a professional computer scientist for several decades.See Malcolm'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 teaching style is tailored to each individual, ensuring that they receive the support and guidance they need to succeed in their academic pursuits. Courses: Space Flight, Spacecraft Dynamics, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Engineering Design Graphics, Propulsion, Flight Mechanics, Statics, Dynamics,...See Chris's full profile

About me: I take time from my other jobs to offer select students an antidote to the criminal incompetence, intellectual degeneracy, and collectivist group think that infects every elite public and private Ivy League school in America. Indeed, I am a product of both. I managed to not only strive, but thrive. How? By...See Oliver's full profile

I have been tutoring and teaching beginning ESL for more than 10 years. I received a M.A. degree in it while I was teaching students in the classroom. I have experience and materials (books, videos, computer lessons) to help along with picture dictionaries. I also teach and tutor adults retired and...See Helen's full profile

I was a private tutor for 3 years, freelancing around while studying remotely. During these 3 years, I have helped students significantly improve their grades; I pride myself on creating a fun, relaxing work environment so that students feel less pressured and nervous around me! I also taught classes at a private SAT...See Dominic'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

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

As a professional photographer I use Photoshop and Lightroom on a daily basis. I truly enjoy teaching others how to use the multitude of tools within each program. Knowledge of all tools and proper use will help to unleash your boundless creativity. Both programs even have methods that can take complex tasks and...See Edward's full profile

BS in Electrical Engineering MS in Electrical Engineering MS in Computer Science Pre-reqs for Med SchoolSee Gavin's full profile

Coursework included physics, math / calculus, particle mechanics / dynamics, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics / dynamics, feedback and control systems, flight structures, composite materials, material science, computer science, electrical engineering, etc. Throughout my industry experience,...See Amol's full profile

Over 20 years working with and teaching desktop databases including Microsoft Access. Have completed many projects in finance and health care including use of Microsoft Access as front end to SQL Server. Served as team lead on real estate data entry application. Implemented a reporting front end to SQL Server for bond...See Dan'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

My name is Elizabeth and I am a recent grad from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where I obtained degrees in Neuroscience and Chemistry. During my time at UNC, I conducted research within the School of Medicine, Neuroscience and Psychology Department, and the Gillings Graduate School of Global Public...See Elizabeth's full profile