The Best Computer Tutors in Woodland Hills, CA

From the basics to difficult computer problems, I love a challenge and to help others solve theirs. There are certainly many areas of computer programming to learn and I specialize in web fundamentals and JavaScript. I hope you'll reach me so I can help you begin learning web development and...See Jason's full profile

My previous roles, including a volunteer and resources specialist for special education, have allowed me to guide and support students in various subjects such as English, Math, History, Biology, Computers, and Health. While my expertise extends beyond this list, these subjects are the ones in which I am most...See Sabrina's full profile

I am a teaching artist, MFA Otis College of Art and Design 2018. I began my teaching career in 2006 as Art Director and educator at an art center for artists with developmental disabilities. I teach Drawing and Color Theory at Chaffey Community College and have private students both online and in-person. My drawing...See Karim's full profile

I have taught pre-Calculus and Calculus at college/university level for several years and tutored numerous student on the subject. I'm a patient teacher and enjoy helping others understand challenging mathematical concepts.See Jafar's full profile

Unlike other tutors you have looked at, I will not bore you with the details of my high school GPA or what my SAT scores were 20 years ago. Those details are great if you are looking for someone smart to take an exam FOR you, but useless if you are trying to find a tutor who can actually teach the concepts in a clear and...See Giovanni's full profile

I created websites for companies and enthusiasts back in the late 1990s until the mid-2000s. I then became a startup veteran over the course of 4 new software businesses and even attained my Master’s in Symbolic Systems, which is a branch of computer science related with automated algorithms and artificial...See Sina's full profile

I'm 34 years old and I've been the neighborhood "computer guy" since the age of 6. I started learning to code when I was 8, and have experience with most major operating systems. I've used a ton of different pieces of software for both recreational and business use, and today I use these...See Mike's full profile

I engage students in a learning style that helps them gain confidence in their ability to learn on their own. I currently tutor students who are learning through a computer and I am finding ways to make their experience more engaging off of the computer. Going from directing an in-person after-school...See Alexis's full profile

I am a tutor of History and English with twenty-five years of success in preparing students for SAT and AP tests and College Application Essays. I have taught students online all over the world: in America, Great Britain, Germany, Korea, China, and India. I have an extremely sophisticated computer system that...See Philip's full profile

Penmanship is still just as important to a person's intellectual and personal growth as it was before the invention of the computer. The brain uses an entirely different part of the brain when handwriting versus typing, according to research out of Stanford. I have been taught by some of the best on how to...See Jada's full profile

Then I examine the likelihood of a particular answer or set of answers. For example, the square root of 70 is most likely between 8 and 9. Then I attempt to explain the problem graphically, analytically, and finally computationally where applicable. I do this because, for example, while one student may comprehend...See Rael M.'s full profile

I have been using SAS for data analytics since 2012 in school setting, and since 2013 at a professional setting. SAS is my choice of platform for large data-sets even though I am capable of using other statistical and computing tools if required. I have also collaborated with my co-workers to set up SAS training...See Marine's full profile

I have been doing the new ACT for a year and a half, including the Math section. I know the question style and topics covered I am certain I can help your son prepare. I have my own materials and know where to find others on the internet. I have helped over three dozen students improve their scores on the standardized...See Anna's full profile

I am a Computer Science major with a minor in Neuroscience, now attending Yale University- School of Engineering. I have years of experience teaching students of all ages math, reading, writing and science and computer science. I’ve completed university coursework in algorithms, data structures, Java,...See Gauri's full profile

I have played saxophone, clarinet, and flute for over 30 years and have performed in jazz ensembles, orchestras, rock and pop bands, and musical theatre. I earned my Bachelor's degree in Jazz Composition and Performance from Berklee College of Music, graduating with a 3.72 GPA. Upon graduation I worked for several years...See Mike's full profile

I have a Master's in Electrical and Computer Engineering and love to spread the word about this degree. I really enjoy teaching technical concepts and have been complimented for my simple explanations of complex ideas. I excel at creating student specific analogies so they can grasp the higher level concepts...See Matthew's full profile

I was fortunate to teach three classes in data analytics at my Alma Mater Wharton in September 2019. I have tutored in a wide range of subjects, from English, math and science, to finance, business, computer apps (Excel, QuickBooks, MS Windows, WORD) and other subjects. My English, math and science tutoring...See Alan's full profile

Linguistics is one of the foundations of the cognitive science major (along with psychology, philosophy, and computing). I took an introductory linguistics course during my first quarter at UCLA. I also volunteered to be a participant in a linguistics study on campus where I was taught a module on the basics of...See Makayla's full profile

I have my Masters degree in biomedical engineering, undergraduate degree in computational biology.See Adam's full profile

Not only do I have a master's degree in Computer Science, but I have also tutored Comp Sci AP to many students throughout the years, helping them improve their grades and achieve their goals. I have helped several CS students raise their grades several letter grades over a short period. I also have industry...See Sina's full profile

I tell my students to always proofread their work before handing it in to the teacher. It is a necessary skill for good writing; and even in this age of spell check and other aids offered by our computers, knowing how to proofread can benefit your own criticism of your writing and improve your work product....See Linda's full profile

I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science at UCLA. I have been teaching AP Computer Science at a high school for 8 years and I am a Computer Science Department Chair. See Jane's full profile

.), as well as more applied logic (LSAT logical reasoning multiple choice, the use of logical fallacy information on GRE essay questions, Logic Puzzles). I do not have a degree in Philosophy or Computer Science, so do not consider Logic my primary tutoring subject or expertise, but can help students who are...See Brooke's full profile

I am a college graduate from Rochester Institute of Technology with a degree in Game Design & Development from Rochester Institute of Technology, graduating with a 3.7 GPA and making the Deans's Honor List, and Summa Cum Laude. I particularly specialize in Computer Science skills like C++, C#, HTML, and...See Zahne's full profile

I have used Windows for the last 15 years. I can show people how to run their computer faster, add/delete programs and navigate overall. This also translates into how to use Microsoft Office. I am comfortable with Windows 95 through 2010. See Evan's full profile