I hold a Computer Science degree from the University of South Florida and have earned both my CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) and CompTIA Network+ certifications. These credentials have provided me with a deep understanding of networking concepts, protocols, and infrastructure—from configuring routers and switches to managing network security and troubleshooting real-world connectivity issues. My academic background, paired with hands-on experience, allows me to explain technical...
I hold a Computer Science degree from the University of South Florida and have earned both my CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) and CompTIA Network+ certifications. These credentials have provided me with a deep understanding of networking concepts, protocols, and infrastructure—from configuring routers and switches to managing network security and troubleshooting real-world connectivity issues. My academic background, paired with hands-on experience, allows me to explain technical topics in a clear and practical way that helps students truly understand how networks function.
I have experience tutoring students and peers in computer networking, both individually and in small groups. My approach focuses on simplifying complex concepts by using real-world examples, visual aids, and hands-on lab simulations to reinforce learning. I encourage active problem-solving, guiding students through scenarios similar to what they would encounter in IT or certification exams. This method not only builds technical knowledge but also boosts confidence and analytical thinking skills.
Over the years, I’ve worked with learners of various levels—from high school and college students beginning their networking studies to adult learners preparing for IT certifications. Whether helping someone grasp IP addressing, subnetting, or network troubleshooting, my goal is to make every lesson engaging, understandable, and directly applicable to real-world technology environments.
