...their everyday life and activities in English. While I love Physics and Math, I am tutoring several Math topics, such as, Algebra, Calculus, Pre-Algebra, Pre-Calculus and also Spanish and English. I must say my favorite topic to tutor is Calculus because it helps you understand and analyze different problems in a very different way. I like helping students because I don't think they should feel like they can't accomplish something because they don't understand a...
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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev - Bachelor of Science, Computer Science
...should be fun and engaging, tied to real-world examples and explanations that not only illuminate the concept but also show the student why the information is important. I teach a variety of STEM topics, mostly focused around Computer Science, and I specifically focus on GRE preparation. There are a lot of tips and tricks you can use to maximize your score, as well as core concepts that can help you solve problems more easily. I...
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...Ph.D. candidate in the Computer Science department at Stony Brook University. I have got strong background and substantial teaching experience in Computer Science and Mathematics. Right now I'm interested in tutoring Maths and Computer Science for high school students, college, and university students. My areas of expertise are listed as follows: ------------------------- Computer Science ------------------------- 1. Programming Languages: C, C++, Python, NodeJS (Javascript), Go, OCaml, Shell Programming (Bash) 2. Operating System: Cache Architecture, Memory Management,...
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I have graduated from NJIT B.S. in Computer Science, and I have mastered a tremendous amount of programming languages and CS topics. I believe anyone can conquer the key concepts, as long as they are taught the material in an understandable approach. I enjoy explaining difficult concepts to anyone willing to learn. Where my method of explanation allows students to conquer more difficult problems and topics.
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Suffolk University - Master of Science, Business Administration and Management
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...a PhD in nanotechnology from Purdue University West Lafayette, IN. I received my Bachelor of science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Since finishing my PhD Iam working as a research scientist in Intel Corporation. I tutored basically math and physics. I am also comfortable tutoring electronic engineering, computer science, coding in different language. I also supervised young students during their research projects. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary...
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...I provided one-on-one and group tutoring sessions. I have also worked as a STEM Program Assistant, facilitating creative and engaging projects for younger students. These roles have helped me develop a deep understanding of how to tailor my teaching approach to meet the unique learning needs of each student. I received my education at CUNY Brooklyn College, where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, with minors in Data Science and Cognitive Science....
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For much of your programming career, you have taken for granted the work of the compiler, linker, assembler, and the many abstractions included in your particular programming language environment. The difficulties thus far have been relegated to the obscurities of algorithms, data structures, and the general attainment of various languages. In a compilers class, however, you are faced with a double abstraction -- creating the very compiler that you so often depend on upon for your coding. Instead of getting frustrated or bogged down in your compilers or programming languages course, call Varsity Tutors today to get help connecting with an excellent computer science tutor to assist you in this difficult subject.
From the intricacies of code parsing to the best general paradigms of programming language design, compilers courses offer a rigorous assortment of topics to be covered, and a knowledgeable guide can help you avoid frustration in this challenging class. Whether you are struggling with the basics of your course or would like further enrichment in the subject material being covered, private tutoring can meet your needs. Computer science tutors can help you reach the goals that you have for this course, from assignment assistance to the teaching of language theory. Your tutor can assist you in preparing for your class with rigor and efficiency, helping you to become an expert at programming language theory and implementation. Whatever your background, tutors can help you succeed. We can help you connect with teachers who have attended top-ranked programs, many of whom have a variety of programming experiences.
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The student thinks she would enjoy moving forward online. This evening, I covered some of the basics of programming, and introduced her to the concepts of variables, commands, and IDE's.
We began this session by working through some minor errors in the student's assignment. On the whole, he did an excellent job, given the specifications for the program. We used this program as a launching point to work on a basic shape hierarchy that taught the advantages of inheritance and the basics of inheritance syntax (abstract, extension, visibility, etc.). The goal of our exercise was to introduce these by showing how much code would be saved in the assignment "due" today. Although I invited him to add a few methods / "touch ups" to the program we worked on, I did not assign a completely new assignment, for I did not want to give him something completely from "scratch"; though we are moving into a place where he soon will be able to do this.
Today was our final session together. We proofread the student's code, and implemented a password feature to her app. I am fully confident that her project is of a high quality, and will earn her top marks in her class.
The student worked on Assignment 5 of the student's Web Development Class, focusing on creating an online elementary-level math worksheet using JavaScript. We began the session with him having good conceptual knowledge of JavaScript, but not knowing how to actually start the project. Together we talked through an outline of steps needed to complete the project, as well as the coding logic needed in order to meet project requirements. He said it was very helpful and he has a better idea of how to get started now. He will be sending me his work as he makes progress, and I'll help him with any issues he encountered in our next session.
This was an extremely productive session with the student. We were able to finish the word ladder assignment that we worked on last week. Through some debugging, we figured out that the issue was that we weren't resetting a Boolean variable. Once this was done, we moved on to her next assignment dealing with binary trees. She is doing very well!
We reviewed search and sorts for their test this week, and looked through visual and code examples. Both students seem prepared for their test and just needed a refresher on the sorting algorithms. They seem to be benefiting from the sessions!
