As a current college student pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering, I have a deep passion for understanding the intersection of hardware and software. For over two years, I have translated this passion into academic support as a tutor at my local community college. My educational background allows me to help students look beyond the syntax of a specific language and understand the actual logic and architecture of how computers process information.
I specialize in C, C++, and C#, but I...
As a current college student pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering, I have a deep passion for understanding the intersection of hardware and software. For over two years, I have translated this passion into academic support as a tutor at my local community college. My educational background allows me to help students look beyond the syntax of a specific language and understand the actual logic and architecture of how computers process information.
I specialize in C, C++, and C#, but I am also equipped to tutor Python and Java. My tutoring experience covers a wide spectrum of difficulty. I frequently assist beginners who are encountering variables, loops, and arrays for the first time, helping them build a strong foundation in logic. However, I also regularly assist with more advanced community college coursework, including Assembly Language, Computer Architecture, Arduino hardware projects, and game development using Unity. Whether you are building your first game or analyzing memory management in C, I can help clarify the material.
My teaching methodology is strictly one-on-one, which allows me to adapt to the specific needs of every student. I work well with a variety of age groups, from high school students preparing for college to early undergraduates and adult learners looking for assistance. I believe that computer science is a skill learned through doing, and my goal is to guide you through the debugging process so you can become a confident, independent problem solver.
