The Best Computer Tutors in Quincy, MA

I earned an ScM in Biotechnology from Brown University and a BSc in Computational and Applied Mathematical Sciences–Biology from Plymouth State University, graduating summa cum laude. My research experience spans molecular and cellular biology, genetics, microbiology, and quantitative biology, and I have worked...See Tobias's full profile

My proficiency in "General Computer" includes: knowledge of the fundamental basics of efficiently and safely operating a computer (including free software tools, i.e. anti-virus software and System Mechanic); customizing screensavers; terminology of hardware and software and their functional uses;...See Michelle D.'s full profile

I hold a B.S. in Environmental Science with a concentration in Earth Science from Rice University and am pursuing an M.Sc. in Sustainable Energy Science at the Iceland School of Energy. My work spans geophysical field techniques (gravimetry, well-logging, shallow temperature surveys) and computational modeling...See Lucian's full profile

I have used IBM and IBM compatible computers since their inception, currently own one which I still use, manage my home network, taught Computer-Assisted Rhetoric at the University of Illinois and Computer Science I at Cathedral High School.See Karen's full profile

I am a Computer Science major at MIT with hands-on experience across programming, web development, and data science, and I earned 5s on both AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles along with IT Specialist certifications in Java and Databases. I currently work as a software...See Leena's full profile

I am a Massachusetts licensed mathematics teacher, and tutor of 9+ years - including SAT Math and English for The Princeton Review. Since 2010, I have tutored students in Standardized Tests (SAT, ACT, GRE, ASVAB, GED), K-12 Math, Chess, Martial Arts, and even Guitar. I write custom practice problems and create worksheets...See Leo's full profile

With 15+ years and thousands of hours tutoring students across greater Boston and Washington, DC, I've helped nearly 1,000 students achieve their academic goals—guiding many to perfect or near-perfect scores on the SAT, ACT, ISEE, SSAT, and other high-stakes exams, often with significant gains in just a few months....See M. Reza's full profile

Well-informed in most general hardware and software applications. I can be most helpful in setting up new computers/other hardware, helping you make a decision on what to purchase, can teach you how to optimize your personal computer depending on your daily needs, and more. Please reach out to see if...See Sree's full profile

I have Master's in Informatics degree from Northeastern University with Cloud Computing specialization. I am an AWS Certified Solutions Architect with a comprehensive understanding of AWS services and cloud technologies. I have demonstrated the ability to design and build secure, robust, and scalable...See Nazar's full profile

I did lab investigations into superconductivity of high-temperature alloy superconductors. Furthermore, while an undergraduate at MIT I studied electronics, and analog and digital circuit design, as well as basics of digital computers.See Robert's full profile

I tutor high school and college students in math and standardized test prep. On the math side, I cover everything from prealgebra through calculus, statistics, and linear algebra. I also tutor the AP Calculus and AP Statistics exams, helping students build both the subject knowledge and problem-solving skills they...See John's full profile

Hello! My name is Alessia, and I am an undergraduate student majoring in Physics and Computer Science with a 3.98 GPA. I have extensive volunteer experience tutoring high school and college-age students, with Algebra and Calculus being two of my favorite subjects to teach. One of my accomplishments as a tutor was...See Alessia's full profile

And in graduate school, I was a Teaching Assistant in college psychology courses, which made heavy use of math and statistics. After that, my 35-year career has included economic modeling, computer programming, and software engineering/design/management, fields where math and logic come into play every...See Jon's full profile

In the higher grades, I learned to work with a dictionary and a thesaurus, which excited my curiosity and imagination. The library was one of my favorite places to do homework and to read fun fiction. Now with the help of computer programs that do so much of the cognitive work for us, we miss years of opportunity...See Dianne's full profile

I studied Discrete Mathematics in College when I took Discrete Math I-II in preparation for graduate school. I'm finding computer science majors are required to take this course. Usually mathematical induction is the topic which leaves the student baffled and eager to seek a support. Discrete Math I-II...See Christopher's full profile

I am a 2009 graduate of Dartmouth College with over a decade of tutoring experience. I have tutored steadily since the age of 13 when I began holding after-school sessions with a few of my peers in algebra. Upon arriving at Dartmouth, I immediately began working with a program called America Reads that places college...See Ashley's full profile

I am a research fellow in the computer science department at Boston College, where I received my PhD in Mathematics (dissertation on low-dimensional topology) in 2023. I have 10+ years of experience teaching math at all levels as a tutor at The University of Texas at Austin and an instructor at Boston College and...See Jacob's full profile

I have taken 7 semesters of quantum via Chemistry and Physics departments at both the undergrad and graduate level. I have taught Quantum at the Undergrad and Grad level at Boston College. I do computational and theoretical physical chemistry for my graduate research.See Anna's full profile

I've been using Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office on a daily basis for 20+ years. I'm able to provide lessons on general computer skills as well as advanced Microsoft Windows/Office usage for personal, academic, or professional purposes.See Ka Ho's full profile

Some of the classes that I took as part of my PhD in computer science program are: •Mandatory courses: Theory of Computation, Operating Systems, Introduction to Algorithms, Analysis of Algorithms. •Electives: Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Neural Networks, Motion Planning, Fundamentals of...See Nestor's full profile

As a youth in the age of technology, I spend much of my free time using and researching new technology and computers. I frequently seek out information on how computers work, as well as ways to streamline the process of computer usage.See Joshua's full profile

Hi everyone! My name is Galina and I would love to help you with your tutoring needs! I’ve been a tutor for about 15 years and have helped 50+ students in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, chemistry, and physics. Some have been shorter engagements while others have evolved into multi-year...See Galina's full profile

In December 2024, I earned my Bachelor's of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology and Minor in Data Science, summa cum laude with a 4.0 GPA. During my time at Northeastern, I tutored my peers in Organic Chemistry and Biology, as well as formally taught subjects such as Computer Science, Genetics, Molecular...See Apoorva's full profile

Since then, I have worked in IT as a software engineer and architect. I have strong experience with multiple operating systems and programming languages. Additionally, I enhanced my shell scripting and high-performance computing (HPC) skills through a recent second MS degree in Bioinformatics.See Neveen's full profile

I studied architecture for 6 years in school, doing hand drawn plans for the first year and a half. From there the complexities of projects and designs increased as I added more detail, computer software such as AutoCAD and Revit, 3d printing, and CNC. I've worked on residential, libraries, hotels,...See Trevor's full profile