I've worked as a tutor and teacher for 13 years; I have a Master's degree in Mathematics and a Master's degree in Computer Science with published research in Algebraic Number Theory and AI. I've worked to keep my teaching engaging and interesting, as no one wants to just listen to information shoved into their heads. Along with keeping it fun, I also recognize that communication needs to customized per person; Everyone has their own backgrounds and experiences, so I make sure to spend time to...
I've worked as a tutor and teacher for 13 years; I have a Master's degree in Mathematics and a Master's degree in Computer Science with published research in Algebraic Number Theory and AI. I've worked to keep my teaching engaging and interesting, as no one wants to just listen to information shoved into their heads. Along with keeping it fun, I also recognize that communication needs to customized per person; Everyone has their own backgrounds and experiences, so I make sure to spend time to understand their foundation and work with that to build up a sturdy understanding with each of my students. Through these strategies, I've always kept a positive rapport and review with all of my students, helped them succeed, and improved their ability to learn future topics.
Across the years I've tutored and was a teacher, I've worked with students one-on-one, in small groups, and in full classrooms ranging from 30 to 200 students. In all of these settings, I've focused on being attentive to student's needs and making sure that they don't get left behind. I've taught courses primarily in undergraduate Mathematics and Computer Science; From Calculus to Artificial Intelligence, I have a wide array of knowledge and experience in teaching and researching these topics. I've also mentored undergraduate students in research topics to help them do independent research in AI and Robotics.
I am readily available to discuss any questions about lessons, topics, or other questions, so feel free to contact me at your leisure.
