Award-Winning Coding Tutors serving Maple Grove, MN

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I am an active researching mathematician that wants to share my passion for math.

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...am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Computer Science at Western Governors University. My goal is to harness the skills acquired in this program to craft engaging and educational kid games. My joy stems from imparting knowledge to others, as demonstrated during my years teaching fitness boxing for diverse age groups. At a local gym, I...

My goal is to leave you feeling confident in your abilities as a student.

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I am passionate about learning; therefore I am also passionate about teaching. I had many great teachers in the past. Hopefully I can do that for you!

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...year of high school, I already knew I wanted to enter a technical field, but it wasn't until college that I discovered my passion for computer programming. I immersed myself in numerous programming courses, ranging from video game design to artificial intelligence, which only reinforced my decision to continue my education studying big data systems...