Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors serving Chandler, AZ

...have an engineering degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology and an MBA from the University of Washington. Those degrees, in combination, give me a broad perspective on subjects rooted in math, science, and the humanities. I use that perspective daily as an entrepreneur and owner of a marketing media company serving some of the world's largest tech companies. If you're serious about your education and curious about how things work and why, I would...

...obtained an Associate's degree in fine arts, am currently working towards my bachelor's degree in english, and plan on obtaining a MFA in the same major. I have worked for multiple years, primarily with the K-6 range, on multiple STEM based topics but specialize in reading/language arts. On a similar note, I can help with English, reading comprehension, and essay writing at all levels as well as elementary topics. My personal favorite is writing, as...

...major in Elementary Education (K-8th grades) and Special Education (K-12th grades). I enjoy working with students of all ages and ability levels. I am however exceptionally passionate about working with children on the Autism Spectrum and those with behavioral disorder diagnoses. It is my personal belief that all people are capable of learning if they have the right teacher. This belief informs my mission, to provide all students with the tools not only to pass,...

How do you learn best? What is your learning style? How can I best help you learn more effectively? These are the questions that guide me when I sit down to help a new student. A mentor once told me that there are no learning disabled students, there are only teaching disabled instructors. I am always looking for new approaches to benefit every student better.

...with a degree in Computer Science. The languages I am most confident in are C, C++, and Python (4 years + experience). I'm also perfecting my skills in JavaScript for web development so I can make cool dynamic HTML pages. I'm a visual learner so when I instruct I like to draw the objects being discussed. Using drawings to represent object oriented programming makes explaining concepts easier because the student can rely on these visuals...

...and did much better in it than any other class subject. I would feel stupid in class when they were teaching other class and super smart when it came to math. I was considered smart by people who are way smarter than me. But because I excelled in one thing that they did not they thought I was doing great in everything else which I did not. I now have a degree in Electrical Engineering...

...seems foreign and break it down into its basic concepts and relate that to something that is familiar. I have found that small victories win wars. Outside of education, I am an avid hiker. I live in one of the greatest states to do it in and I plan on exploring all over. Outside of hiking, I enjoy travelling, beer surfing, couch surfing, and karaoke. If I am not out doing something, I am then...

...best and relate it to what they are having issues grasping until they feel confident enough to tackle the whole problem completely. I am extremely passionate about learning and education and I do my best to impart this love of learning onto any student I have the pleasure to spend time with. In my spare time I enjoy reading, playing video games, making movies, and playing with my two pet birds.

Undergraduate Neuroscience Student at Arizona State University (ASU). Attained K-12 education in Spanish. Also, a University ESL Instructor in Mexico. Held a position as an Instructional Lab Assistant at prior College in Los Angeles, California in the Computer Applications Office Technologies Department. Currently tutor Python, Spanish 1-4, Conversational Spanish, English, ESL/ELL, Microsoft Office, Technology and Computer Science

...I would love to be a part of that process. In my past experience I have noticed many students struggle with subjects like math and physics and my goal is to try to make it a fun experience for them. In my spare time I enjoy reading books, biking, hiking , running and snow boarding. During my graduate program I liked volunteering at our college observatory and I still like to take my telescope out...

...all levels. I helped my students with their homework, projects, exams, certificates, or just guided them through their Python classes during the semester. I tutor a wide variety of subjects, from computer programming to standardized testing, drawing from my experiences tutoring and being tutored throughout my academic career. Depending on the requirements from my students, I always prepared sufficient learning materials and reviewed the core content that I was going to cover beforehand. During sessions,...

I am on my final year of studying for my Master of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering 4.08 GPA in graduate-level courses, 3.84 GPA in my undergraduate courses

"I dont have the math gene" Ive heard this phrase more times than I can count over the course of my career. But in reality math works more like a muscle than a 'gene'. Just like with any other muscle your abilities can and will improve with a little bit of hard work and dedication.

...solving challenges. Ultimately, when it comes to academics, we are learning new ways of thinking, logic, and the means to solve problems. At times those methodologies seem foreign to us due to their approach. Finding alternative approaches helps us all in moving forward, assimilating information, and mastering problems. I aim to arm those that I work with many tools in their approach to a given subject matter. These tools can be applied throughout the curriculum...

...graduate of Brigham Young University where I majored in International Relations and Russian and of Thunderbird School of Global Management where I earned an MBA in International Business. My college and graduate studies include coursework in Writing, Literature, Geography, History, Political Science, Russian, Music, Business, Math, Science, and Art. Because of my experience with many different disciplines, I am able to teach a wide variety of subjects and have experience working with students of all...

...recent graduate from Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and hold two minors--one in Mathematics and the other in Women and Gender Studies. I initially started tutoring back in high school and have since integrated it into my life as more than just a job after seeing how rewarding it was. I enjoy teaching students and seeing the direct impact it has on their...

...the creative. I believe we are the creators of the world around us! I'm passionate about teaching and have extensive experience teaching ages ranging 3 years to adult learners. I've taught 10+ years and developed curriculum for my church's children ministry. I began my second career as an adjunct professor at a community college and have been teaching 7+ years - graphic design, Adobe Illustrator + Photoshop, WordPress, Microsoft Suite, Information Systems, 3D design/printing, app...

...President at Huntington Bank as a Senior Cybersecurity Operations Manager within the Cybersecurity Engineering Group. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE), a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), a HP-SANS Certified Engineer, and a Certified Novell Engineer - among many other certifications from his 35+ years in Information Technology. Some notable awards: 2010 - Intel Achievement Award - This is the HIGHEST honor at Intel, won by...

...that lectures are often difficult for students to follow. They can lose confidence in subjects because the information is not presented in a way that is effective for their learning. My job is to work with students to figure out the best way to learn challenging material. This may involve breaking down complicated ideas into consumable parts, discussing concepts back and forth, or working through practice problems together. Ultimately, I believe that students should never...

My primary aim is to motivate and facilitate great learning for students on the path to academic success. I believe that with proper dedication and constant effort in this primary aim, I can simultaneously strengthen my abilities and career to further help more students in their scholastic endeavors.