The Best Computer Tutors in San Diego, CA

I have been teaching Computer Science at Palomar College since 2002. I teach Linux currently but have taught basic Windows in the past, teaching the parts of the computer, how to use Windows and simple introduction to the Internet and web browsers.See Valerie's full profile

I have a Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University, with minors in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. I also have 35+ years of R&D experience in a high-Tech company, where I have used basic and advanced math to solve challenging engineering problems. I have also tutored several...See Naga's full profile

I have experience in common core, math computer tutorials, relationships between math, science, and technology, and hands on math that use manipulatives and meaningful activities. I found that by using a variety of the previous concepts, children develop math skills and begin to enjoy and have more confidence in...See Dana's full profile

...high school. During this time, I built up strong foundational skills in this area that helped me weave common UNIX tools into my everyday work throughout my Computer Science major in addition to the further instruction on the topic that my major had to offer, often when I was not expressly instructed by professors to use...See Liam's full profile

I started working with Microsoft Office Word since I was at high school. I worked with many different versions since then. I have used to for submitting my assignments and preparing my project reports. But after using it to write my dissertations (bachelor and master) I learned more details about the wonderful features...See Ashkan's full profile

I am an honor-roll college student with associate's degrees in math, physics, and computer science. I recently graduated from community college, and I am currently attending UC San Diego. I am pursuing a bachelor's in computer science, with a minor in math. To that end, I've taken a plethora...See Nicholas's full profile

I consider myself to be a bit of a computer nerd, and I always enjoy helping people get to know their computer better or solve any problems they may be experiencing. I consider myself an expert in terms of Macs and the Apple ecosystem, but I can easily handle the basics when it comes to PC as well.See Jack's full profile

I am qualified to tutor in CBEST (Math) because the skill areas being tested are estimation, measurement statistical principles, computation, problem solving, numerical, and graphic relationships. These skill areas are well within my capabilities as a mathematician. I have tutored students in similar tests such...See Archie's full profile

During that time, I completed several courses in Computer Science, including CS 106B Programming Abstractions and CS 108 Object-Oriented Systems. I also completed CS 122 Computer Science I and 222 Computer Science II at Colorado College, my undergraduate university. I have tutored multiple students...See Alex's full profile

Elementary math is not just about mere computation alone, but more importantly it's also about understanding how to translate word problems into applicable equations and operations. Math is the world's most universal language, so as a tutor I teach the basics with the same creativity and enthusiasm as...See Rhona's full profile

I have experience tutoring students to pass the following Praxis I and II Exams: 1. Praxis I Reading – Computer 2. Praxis I Reading – Paper 3. Praxis I Writing – Computer 4. Praxis I Writing – Paper 5. Praxis I Mathematics – Computer 6. Praxis II Sugject Assessments for 15 subjects...See John's full profile

It’s a pleasure to e-meet you! I’m Patrick, and I graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor’s degree in computational biology from the University of Chicago. In college, I discovered my passion for teaching, and accumulated nearly 2,000 hours of teaching experience as a TA in general chemistry, biology, and...See Patrick's full profile

In addition to the years of Computer Science teaching experience I have spent over 25 years working for America's top technology companies. I bring to the table excellent knowledge of fundamentals of the field such as Discrete Mathematics, theory of computation, analysis of algorithms, functional and...See Paul's full profile

I taught most of the classes at San Diego Mesa College, UCSD, Art of Problem Solving Academy and several local high schools. I got my BA in Math from Columbia University and a Masters and C.Phil from UCSD with a focus on Quantum Computing.See Daniel's full profile

I'm a college professor with 25+ years of experience teaching mathematics and computer programming. My favorite subjects include precalculus, calculus, linear algebra, optimization and numerical analysis. I believe the only way to learn mathematics or computer programming is by working through many...See Bernardo's full profile

I worked in the Information Technology field for 15 years holding positions such as systems operator, help desk support, computer technician, data analyst, and database administrator. I was a computer lab tutor and teachers assistant while earning my A.S. , furthermore I would often run training sessions...See Danny's full profile

My teaching method focuses on the principals of design, not simply the manipulation of computer software. So my tutoring method focusing on putting the principles to work in real life and learning how to create visual designs before sitting down in front of a computer. See Jerry's full profile

I am a Master's degree holder in Embedded Systems, Computer Engineering specialty and have 10+ years of hands on work experience in C, C++, Python at various companies from Intel, to Samsung, to Zeku/Oppo, to MediaTek Inc. I have enough hands on experience on computer programming with C and C...See Muez's full profile

I tutored off-and-on during the ensuing years, particularly while attending college where I worked as a teaching assistant in computer labs at UCSD, or worked with fellow engineering students at SDSU. I have been tutoring online for the past six-plus years and have helped thousands of students (or their parents)...See Gary's full profile

In 2014, I was a general computer tutor for Riverside Community College, and I completed a basic computer hardware and software course. In 2015 - 2016, I completed courses in Python, SQL and Javascript/Jquery at San Diego State University. I am proficient on Microsoft Office Suite.See Lisa's full profile

I have worked as a computer trainer for for seven years--at the San Diego Center for the Blind, Grossmont Community College, and as an independent contractor for the Department of Vocational Rehabilitation. I have taught both disabled and nondisabled people how to use Microsoft Outlook, as well as many other...See Deanne's full profile

Beyond coursework, I've applied my theoretical knowledge to create hands-on projects, from backend systems to modern frontend frameworks like Svelte and React. My expertise covers core computer science coursework, including data structures, algorithms, and computer systems.See Ivan's full profile

I have over a decade of experience as a mechanical engineer applying advanced computational methods to solve complex real-world problems. My work has increasingly focused on machine learning and artificial intelligence, where I have developed predictive models, optimization tools, and data-driven simulations for...See David's full profile

I've tutored Calculus and Precalculus for many years to high school and college students, including topics such as derivatives, integrals, limits, and graphing. I took five years of Calculus, including Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. See Daniel's full profile

These projects include the implementation and simulation of a full digital communication system using different modulation schemes, the Monte Carlo simulation of a Poisson Point and Poisson cluster modeled networks and the computation of energy efficiency in each and the problem of finding the optimal transmission...See Omar's full profile