Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in Arvada, CO

...liberal arts college in Wisconsin, with a degree in physics. Currently, I am a data science intern for a start-up called Polco where I am learning software and analytical skills. I love snowboarding, mountain biking, playing music, and hiking so am thrilled to be living in Denver. Intellectually, I am interested in math, physics, and computer science. I think that one of the best ways to learn is by teaching so I look forward to...

...all students learn in the same way. That’s why I love tutoring – it allows me to get to know someone and help him or her learn in a way that works. When I was in school, I felt very frustrated because I couldn’t grasp certain concepts. It wasn’t until I realized that I was a visual learner that I finally started to enjoy going to school. I know first hand that difficulty in classroom...

...of experience and great confidence with all subject areas from elementary to early college. Growing up as the second oldest in a family of ten meant I was always there to help my younger siblings and cousins with their homework and test studies, and when my social circle expanded beyond my family and I started helping friends with their work as well, I realized I could help even more people by offering my services. From...

...Telemark ski racing through high school, and coaching the collegiate alpine ski racing team at CSM. I began to enjoy math, science, and physics when I was high school. I believe this happened because I had an amazing teacher that helped inspire me to learn math and physics. It is important as a tutor and teacher to explain and teach material; however, I believe it is crucial for the tutor to help inspire a student...

...and computer science at CU Boulder, where I work as a presenter and educator at the Fiske Planetarium. I absolutely love working with other people and teaching STEM subjects, and my approach is evidence-based and validated through education research. I am energetic and goofy, and I believe learning should be enjoyable and exciting! I aim to achieve this environment in my time with you as we work through whatever it is that has brought you...

...is to teach. Over the years I have won a number of awards for teaching as a professor at major universities and I have taught finance, math, probability and statistics, computer science and even ice hockey and how to fly airplanes. Students describe me as very patient and very concerned with their education. I believe I have the ability to take difficult subjects, explain them well and even, perhaps not always, make them fun.

...Computer Science, including programming in Python, Javascript and C++, in addition to tutoring computer science fundamentals. My favorite subject to tutor is probably Python, because it comes close to accomplishing its vision of "executable ideas," and because I appreciate the Zen of Python (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/). My teaching philosophy and tutoring style is to try and make concepts as concrete possible, to teach why what we are learning is important in the real world, and to keep...

...Worcester Polytechnic Institute for a degree in Physics. I have experience teaching mostly younger kids to Code, though I am comfortable teaching all ages, and most subjects. Being a Physics major, my favorite subjects to tutor are physics at all levels, as well as high school math and Calculus. Outside of tutoring, I spend most of my free time on Video Games, with League of Legends being my game of choice nowadays.

My name is Justin and I've been teaching for almost a decade now. I graduated from Rutgers, Cum Laude, where I attended Mason Gross School of the Arts and studied Jazz Guitar. I teach a wide array of music subjects, in addition to instruments, and history. I ended up getting a B.A. I love teaching all ages of students and learning styles and am committed to helping my students achieve their highest potential.

I am a student attending the University of Colorado Boulder studying Computer Science. My knowledge of CS entails HTML/CSS/Javascript/Python/Java/C++. I believe it is important for students (including me) to learn the concepts rather than knowing the answer to the question. Concepts can last a lifetime while answers are only to a problem which can change very often.