I am a Computer Science major at Clemson University and a member of the Clemson Honors College, where I currently maintain a 4.0 GPA. My academic background includes rigorous coursework in linear algebra, data structures, and discrete structures, along with research experience in machine learning and big data. I have extensive hands-on programming experience through personal projects and hackathons, and I earned awards at the 2025 CUHackit Hello World! hackathon. I regularly work with C, C++,...
I am a Computer Science major at Clemson University and a member of the Clemson Honors College, where I currently maintain a 4.0 GPA. My academic background includes rigorous coursework in linear algebra, data structures, and discrete structures, along with research experience in machine learning and big data. I have extensive hands-on programming experience through personal projects and hackathons, and I earned awards at the 2025 CUHackit Hello World! hackathon. I regularly work with C, C++, Java, Python, and HTML, which allows me to confidently support students in both foundational and advanced computer science topics.
Over the past five to six years, I have tutored students across multiple age groups in one-on-one settings, both online and in person. I have helped high school students with computer science concepts such as programming fundamentals and problem solving, and I have worked with middle and elementary school students to strengthen their math skills and build confidence. These experiences have taught me how to adapt my explanations to different learning levels and make complex material accessible.
My teaching approach focuses on clear, step-by-step instruction supported by visual explanations and guided practice problems. I emphasize understanding the “why” behind each concept so students develop long-term problem-solving skills rather than memorizing steps. My goal is to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and steadily build both competence and confidence in math and computer science.