Columbia Student & Coding Bootcamp Instructor | C++, Coding, Calc

Abidur D.

I am currently a student at Columbia University with a strong background in programming, mathematics, and physics. I have experience working with languages like C++ and have also taught at coding bootcamps, where I helped students build a solid foundation in programming concepts and problem-solving. My academic experience combined with real teaching experience allows me to explain complex topics in a way that is clear and practical.

Through my work as a coding instructor, I have taught students from beginner to intermediate levels, both in group settings and one-on-one. I focus on making sure students actually understand the “why” behind concepts instead of just memorizing steps. Whether it’s debugging C++ code, understanding loops and data structures, or working through calculus and physics problems, I break things down step by step and adapt my teaching style based on how each student learns best.

I aim to create a comfortable and supportive environment where students feel confident asking questions and working through challenges. My goal is not just to help students complete assignments or prepare for exams, but to help them build long-term problem-solving skills and confidence in the subject. I am especially comfortable working with high school and college students who need help with programming, calculus, or physics, and I’m committed to helping them improve quickly and effectively.