Award-Winning Coding Tutors serving Milford, CT

...worked for an Internet marketing company in Manhattan, testing software. In tutoring, I like to present topics that have recently been taught in class, but also go over solving problems. I feel students should not wait until the last minute to start tutoring. If theres only time for 2 tutoring sessions before the final exam,...

...combines mapping (colorblind friendly) colors and (Unicode) plotting symbols to relevant study factors (e.g., gender, location, year, treatment type, or any other numerical/qualitative attributes) to convey information from data (i.e., smart annotation of visualizations). A couple of examples of my creative thinking are the invention of DELsTAndardization as an option for data normalization, the augmentation...

...years of teaching experience, I am passionate about inspiring and empowering students, guiding them from zero programming knowledge to becoming skilled developers ready to excel in the tech industry. My expertise spans hands-on development with diverse technology stacks, including AI (from basic machine learning to advanced neural networks), distributed ledger technologies like blockchain, and mobile...

...Through this campaign, I was able to impart programming knowledge to young students across more than 30 schools, enriching their skills through multiple sessions and organizing programming contests on weekends. It was incredibly rewarding to see young minds develop their coding abilities and grow confident in problem-solving. Outside of tutoring, I have a strong interest...

I am a senior computer engineering student with a passion for robotics and low level programming. I am excited to share my insights and help motivated students reach their goals!

...with a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics before teaching Algebra 1 and Geometry in New Jersey for 8 years. I taught Honors Java and AP Computer Science Principles for the last three years I taught. I also taught Math SAT Prep enrichment courses during the summer for 5 years. In 2017, I left teaching to...

...STEM field if they really wanted to. As a tutor, I would not only like to help others to develop their skills, but to also take on the growth mindset. Regardless of how difficult a subject may appear at first, it won't always be that way. Skills are learned and learning is a rewarding journey...

I really like tutoring people to learn about the world of Python coding. It might seem intimidating at first, but before you know it you'll be reading and typing code like Shakespeare!

...needs of the student. I am humble, approachable and treat my students with empathy . I do also exert some command as needed to direct the student so they are accountable for their deliverables. At the end of the day, I want the student to feel happy that they made a worthy investment. Outside academia...

...of an economy given common resources, while assuming there are two broad classes of products, consumer goods and capital goods. Traditional economic textbooks love to use a "guns and butter" metaphor, but I have found that the salads and sandwiches example is much more effective. Students are able to quickly understand that they can use...