Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors serving Redmond, WA

I have been working with students of all ages since 2002. My task is to understand your process and make you successful using your process. I feel like I've succeeded when you can say "Is that all there is to that?" or "This was easy."

...been interested in helping educate and instruct others. From tutoring peers to leading multiple clubs, I have many years of experiencing in assisting and explaining concepts to others. In terms of qualifications I am a 4th year Physics and Statistics major, and have completed many college classes in Physics, Mathematics, and Statistics. I have also taken many AP classes in high school including: AP Physics I and II, AP Calc AB and BC, and AP...

...am here to help you maximize your efficiency in the testing environment through unique strategies and techniques. My sessions are generally really laid back and there shouldn't be any pressure. I am also well versed in Computer Science, especially Java and Android Development. In the past two years, I interned at the Boston University Computer Science Department as well as University of Washington Medicine and can offer you advice on finding opportunities outside of the...

...any after school hours, but I now realize how important personalized lessons and tutoring sessions are for the learning process. As for my education, I currently attend the University of Washington with a major in Computer Science. As such, I tutor mainly subjects in STEM ranging from algebra and calculus to a variety of coding languages. I have always enjoyed learning and teaching fields in STEM as they have a definitive answer and it is...

...engineering. What my students most appreciate about me is that I bring real-world experience to the table. Along with being able to teach you how to accomplish a specific programming task in a given language, I can also help you understand how it fits in to the bigger picture, and the tradeoffs related to the different ways you could approach solving a given problem. I look forward to working with you and helping you along...

...my Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Minor in Statistics. Beyond my comfort in teaching Mathematics, Statistics, and Economics from my college experience, I love making connections with the students so they can dive into these important subjects. Being pre-law I also took the LSAT, in which I scored a 165 and became very familiar with the test structure and different strategies to score the best score possible. Halfway through college, I lived in...

...I am currently majoring in Engineering. Among the subjects I tutor are Calculus, Physics, and Computer Science. Over the past 5 years, I have had the opportunity to teach students ages 8 to 16, in subjects ranging from Algebra 1 and Chemistry to AP subjects and various coding languages. When I teach students, my main goal is to make sure they learn the material they desire to learn. As simple as this sounds, students across...

...goals might be different than what is expected from you at school. We'll work together to develop goals and find a way for you to meet them. My passion is helping students gain a better understanding of how the natural world works, and to enable them to ask questions, find answers, and share their findings. I believe that science education can and often should be driven by hands-on learning, not rote memorization, and my teaching...

...parts, encouraging critical thinking, and using practical examples to reinforce learning. I aim to make the learning process engaging and tailored to each student's pace and learning style. Outside of academia, I enjoy staying updated with advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning, particularly through my work as an AI Scientist. In my free time, I also enjoy outdoor activities like traveling, hiking and following sports, which keep me balanced and inspired.

...I have experience with many other languages and paradigms, including JavaScript, Java, and C#. I'm a strong believer in the importance of education, especially STEM topics. I think everyone should learn to code for its practicality, and learn some important ideas underlying math and computer science, regardless of what they go on to do. I was a math tutor in the past and it was always rewarding seeing that "a-ha" moment when a student understood...

...member of the Otis Coolidge Chapman Honors Program, an academic program that places an emphasis on writing skills across the disciplines. I have two published papers and a number of works in progress with professors and professional colleagues at Puget Sound, U of Washington, and Russell Investment Group. Recently, I worked part-time as a rowing coach for Holy Names Academy, an all-girls Catholic school, where I helped young women develop their abilities as nationally competitive...

...on building an online presence, project planning, effective communication, and other aspects of professionalism. I primarily teach computer science and technology related subjects. Like many students, I struggled throughout my first computer science class. I believe you can learn a lot from failure; for that reason, I love challenging and encouraging students to overcome their learning obstacles and reach their full potential. In my spare time, I enjoy working on side projects (I'm currently developing...

...their critical thinking. My students learn to understand proper time management and how to break down activities. I also like to make sure my students feel comfortable with analysis, editing, note taking, and other methods to give them a competitive edge. The fuel students should use is intrinsic motivation, enjoyment, and the thrill of delving into a topic they can use to expand their horizons or perspective on life in the 21st century.... Not until we...

...others, I utilize an enthusiastic approach to help students gain the necessary confidence for succeeding in their studies. As a student who once struggled with math yet eventually went on to pursue a graduate degree in Applied Mathematics, I have a deep understanding for the difficulties students face while studying STEM fields. Through several years of higher education, I have found that solving relevant examples work best for solidifying concepts. This is the primary method...

...majoring in Computer Science and Statistical Science. I am excited to help you through your academic journey, no matter what place you are at! I know how tough academics can be; I am a student too! But together we can work towards your goals and alleviate frustrations. I specifically am specialized in teaching SAT/ACT prep, along with math up to a high school level. I have been a private SAT and ACT tutor and a...

I am an engineer who loves teaching and tutoring. I tutored math as an undergraduate student and taught labs as a grad student. After working years as an engineer, I went to Southeast Asia to teach because it is the job that I love the most. I look forward to working with students and enriching their minds.

...seem too big to tackle, and new concepts and material can be difficult to grasp. That's where I come in. In 1991, Ulrich Schiefele did a review of scientific literature and found that interest helped students learn complex concepts more concretely than students who were not interested in the material presented to them (Schiefele, U. (1991). Interest, learning, and motivation. Educational psychologist, 26(3-4), 299-323.). One of the best things about being a tutor is being...

...customer service experience at the Port of Seattle, LA Fitness, and Safeway. Through these positions, I am able to develop my communications skills and interact with a variety of different people. With my acquainted skills, I will be able to provide help and guidance towards a better understanding of these subjects. My teaching styles are based on your current knowledge and develop it in order for you to understand the concepts behind the answer and...

To further knowledge in the field of technology.... Everyone who wants to will find a way.... Review prior knowledge.... Teach the student how to learn.... With proper teaching steps.... Find alternative ways of solving or learning the skill. Help the student learn the reasons behind each step.... Practice highlighting key words, and practice more reading prompts.... Asking the student questions while they work.

Regardless of gender, race or history, I believe, that with the right mindset, anyone has the ability to learn anything they want and accomplish their goals; I was born in a small town in Mexico called Irapuato. 23 years later I graduated college with a mechanical engineering degree from one of the most notorious programs in the nation. Whatever your goals, I'd like to help achieve them.