Hi, I’m Nancy! I’m a Computer Science and Economics double major at the University of Maryland (GPA: 3.9) and a Teaching Assistant for CMSC131, our Intro to Object-Oriented Programming course. I scored a 1560 on the SAT and have over three years of tutoring experience with students from middle school through college in subjects like algebra, calculus, SAT Math, and programming in Java, Python, and more.
As a TA, I lead weekly discussions for 30+ students and hold office hours where I...
Hi, I’m Nancy! I’m a Computer Science and Economics double major at the University of Maryland (GPA: 3.9) and a Teaching Assistant for CMSC131, our Intro to Object-Oriented Programming course. I scored a 1560 on the SAT and have over three years of tutoring experience with students from middle school through college in subjects like algebra, calculus, SAT Math, and programming in Java, Python, and more.
As a TA, I lead weekly discussions for 30+ students and hold office hours where I assist with everything from debugging code to grasping complex design patterns. I aim to create a supportive, judgment-free environment where students feel comfortable asking questions. My approach blends patience with strategy. I break concepts down into manageable steps and tailor sessions to each student’s needs.
What sets me apart is my mix of top academic performance, real-world software engineering experience at companies like Uber and Exiger, and a teaching style that’s equal parts patient and strategic. Whether we’re reviewing Java fundamentals, preparing for the SAT Math section, or tackling challenging calculus problems, I prioritize clarity, confidence, and long-term understanding. I don’t just want students to get the right answer—I want them to understand why it’s right, build confidence, and know how to tackle future challenges on their own.
