Award-Winning C# Tutors serving Maple Grove, MN

I want to learn to interact with kids of all age groups, to teach myself how to be a better communicator so I can effectively communicate myself to others when the need arises.

...from Lehigh University with a B.A. in Computer Science and a minor in Theatre. In the fall, I'll be attending law school at Columbia Law, and I hope to pursue cybersecurity law while I'm there. I have a ton of experience tutoring in many different areas, however my specific specialty areas are Computer Science, Math (up to Calculus 2), and test prep. I love theatre, music, and video games, and I love learning new stuff!

A passionate mathematics educator who is interested in improving student learning in mathematics and modeling biological models with Linear and Nonlinear Differential equations, and app mathematical modeling and games design that involve the use of Numerical and Probabilistic Analysis.

...standing on the poorly executed lessons of those who have taught me." -Isaac Newton and Myself. I was inspired to become a tutor because I believe there is an easy way to explain anything, it's just that, unfortunately, most don't take the time to try. I am a former Computer Science student at Rider University, where I have been tutoring since the beginning of Junior year. My favorite part of the job is that the...

...programming. With experience in Unity and Unreal Engine, I possess a comprehensive understanding of the underlying principles of game design and development. I am adept at leveraging various programming languages to create immersive gaming experiences that engage players across diverse platforms. The combination of my programming prowess and creative instincts enables me to craft captivating and interactive games. EDUCATION AND FUTURE PLANS Currently, I am pursuing a degree in computational mathematics, where I am gaining...

...programming and mathematics and can teach a variety of programming languages including: java, c, c++, python, HTML / CSS, SQL, x86 assembly, and many more. I can also teach math up to calculus one but I am most comfortable teaching up to geometry and discreet mathematics. I also graduated high school with the "AP scholar with honor" award on my diploma, so I am familiar with with many advanced placement courses such as: computer science...

...at Rutgers University. His primary expertise is with thin-film nano-scale materials such as Graphene. Zack believes that games are a widely under-utilized resource in education. Zack integrates games or gamified learning in as much as possible. People learn best when they are interested in the outcome like building a career, bettering their financial situation, Inventing something entirely new and games help train the skills necessary to do that plus they are fun.

I have a Ph.D. in Computer Science. I taught advanced computer science courses (C#, programming, Algorithms) for 6 years for graduate students at the university. My classes usually had more than 25 students. I'm passionate about teaching, especially programming, and love to make an influence on my students and see them succeed. I also enjoy academic writing and research.

...a trainee teacher, studying in the School of Education at Strathclyde University, Glasgow. My first degree was in Electronic and Information Engineering, and I come from a background in medical statistics, physics, and pure mathematics. My interest is in helping people understand the principles behind mathematics. I will never expect you to learn formulae and equations from memory; instead, I want you to understand WHY those equations are true, and what kinds of problems they...

...tutored with my institution and privately since 2013. Many of my clients have likened me to a friendly older sibling helping them with their homework. They love the way I use analogies and metaphors to illustrate abstract programming concepts. The appreciate the friendly casual atmosphere I promote and how I get to know them in a way that allows me to create examples that relate to their interests and hobbies. My undergrad students also appreciate...