I am a Computer Science Master's student at DePaul with a BS in Environmental Science from the University of Chicago.

I am a recent graduate from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA. I received a Bachelors in Cognitive Science as well as Minors in both Computer Science and French. While at Penn, I tutored student-athletes for three years in numerous subjects including Computer Science, Economics, French, Psychology and Linguistics, as well as in basic study habits and time management skills. I was also a member of the Division 1 Varsity Baseball team, as well as involved in numerous extracurriculars often revolving around my academic interests. I graduated Penn as a member of Mortar Board National Honor Society, which rewards academically driven students who display leadership and involvement throughout the community. During my junior year I chose to take my spring break in New Orleans with Habitat for Humanity where we built several houses for a community still badly damaged from the devastating effects of Katrina. After graduation I spent a month touring Europe with my best friend from home and enjoyed every last minute of it!Now I am currently working in the Financial Services industry in New York as a first-year analyst, but greatly enjoy tutoring students of all ages and interests!

I'm a Computer Science student who's been teaching all my life. From tennis camps for kids to an engineering physics class for college kids, I really enjoy helping someone discover for themselves what they are capable of! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like me to help you with.

I am an experienced high school STEM teacher and tutor with a M.A. in teaching and B.S. in computer science. I have a math certification. I am flexible, easy going, and able to teach to student strengths. I am experienced teaching Java programming, precalculus, algebra 2, algebra 1, geometry, prealgebra, and AP Computer Science A.

I'm a West Point graduate and current Graduate Student at Georgia Tech studying Computer Science. I'm a Captain in the US Army and a Network Engineer focused in Cyber-security. I've volunteered as a tutor for refugee students, mainly teaching math and sciences. My strength as a tutor are patience and creating an enjoyable learning environment for students. I am most passionate about computer programming, cybersecurity and computer networks. Outside of school and work I play and watch a lot of sports and remain active in my free time.

Hi! My name is Jason, and I'm pursuing a computer science degree at the University of Texas at Austin. I only recently entered the world of computer science in my first year of college and had a rocky start to programming. I've made it my mission to ensure that new students to coding and programming don't ever feel the same way I did - I truly believe coding is a skill that anyone can learn. I want to make coding accessible to anyone that has the desire to learn it and break the stereotype that it is "extremely difficult" and "only for smart people." It's just not true. Programming is for everyone, young or old, for those who coded as kids, and those just starting to later in life. No matter who you are, where you're from, what grades you got, you can code!

My name is Rich Myers and along with my log career in Information Technology I have also been a University Professor for the past 20 years.I presently teach College Mathematics and Unix Shell Programming at Fairleigh Dickinson University and Computer Concepts at Montclair State University.I have a Masters Degree in Comp Sci from FDU and a Bachelor of Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology.I am a scout leader and a multi-sport coach with lacrosse being my specialty.While I believe academia is a serious business, I like to have fun while teaching. Somehow all my stories relate back to the problems at hand!!!

I recently graduated from Norfolk State University in 2013 with a Bachelors in Computer Science. I've always been interested in and have had a knack for computers since I was young. Throughout my undergraduate career, I've had the chance to tutor and mentor lower level college students in the areas of College Algebra and Computer Programming. I love the feeling you get when you're able to develop students and teach them to solve problems that they otherwise couldn't understand. I believe building a relationship with students will make them more comfortable with you and better receptive to your teaching method. In my free time, I love to play video games, workout, play sports and try new activities. I'm able to build strong bonds with students using any of those activities, or any activity that the student may like as well. I have had a lot of success with this method and would love the chance to assist anyone who needs it!

The seeds sown today are harvested the next season. Attempting to satisfy instant gratification only results in under ripe and immature fruit. This is my life motto and has served me well. I have taught many different age groups during my past years in high school. I used to be a teacher assistant at Sunday School, I tutored middle school students in English and Math, and I assisted other high school students study for standardized tests at my local test prep school. During my many experiences teaching and tutoring children and students younger than me, I have found that many of them still try to achieve instant gratification through their studies, although that is simply not possible. I aim to avoid teaching "plug-n-chug" methods to solve problems, but help my students understand the underlying concepts so that they can become more versatile and proficient in that subject. This is much more time-consuming and difficult on both the tutor and the student, but it is likewise much more rewarding and lasting.

I'm a University of Maryland Computer Science graduate. I've been programing for about 10 years and I always had a passion for Computer Science. I enjoy teaching CS concepts as it helps solidify my own understanding of the subject and keep my knowledge fresh. It's also pretty exciting to introduce students to the world of computer programming and all its possibilities.I realize the field of Computer Science is relatively young and rapidly changing. I don't claim to know everything and I hope to learn as much as my students throughout our sessions.I believe curiosity precedes all learning. I work best with motivated students that ask lots of questions and are genuinely interested in the subject, not for a grade or GPA, but to solve problems.Therefore, my teaching style is driven by problem solving. As we work on assignments together, I will often expand on concepts required for completing the assignment. However, I will NOT give answers to assignments or write code for you.To get the most out of my tutoring sessions you should bring projects or assignments you're working on along with questions or issues you're having.

I am a Computer Science Master's student at DePaul with a BS in Environmental Science from the University of Chicago.

I am a recent graduate from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA. I received a Bachelors in Cognitive Science as well as Minors in both Computer Science and French. While at Penn, I tutored student-athletes for three years in numerous subjects including Computer Science, Economics, French, Psychology and Linguistics, as well as in basic study habits and time management skills. I was also a member of the Division 1 Varsity Baseball team, as well as involved in numerous extracurriculars often revolving around my academic interests. I graduated Penn as a member of Mortar Board National Honor Society, which rewards academically driven students who display leadership and involvement throughout the community. During my junior year I chose to take my spring break in New Orleans with Habitat for Humanity where we built several houses for a community still badly damaged from the devastating effects of Katrina. After graduation I spent a month touring Europe with my best friend from home and enjoyed every last minute of it!Now I am currently working in the Financial Services industry in New York as a first-year analyst, but greatly enjoy tutoring students of all ages and interests!

I'm a Computer Science student who's been teaching all my life. From tennis camps for kids to an engineering physics class for college kids, I really enjoy helping someone discover for themselves what they are capable of! Please let me know if there's anything you'd like me to help you with.

I am an experienced high school STEM teacher and tutor with a M.A. in teaching and B.S. in computer science. I have a math certification. I am flexible, easy going, and able to teach to student strengths. I am experienced teaching Java programming, precalculus, algebra 2, algebra 1, geometry, prealgebra, and AP Computer Science A.

I'm a West Point graduate and current Graduate Student at Georgia Tech studying Computer Science. I'm a Captain in the US Army and a Network Engineer focused in Cyber-security. I've volunteered as a tutor for refugee students, mainly teaching math and sciences. My strength as a tutor are patience and creating an enjoyable learning environment for students. I am most passionate about computer programming, cybersecurity and computer networks. Outside of school and work I play and watch a lot of sports and remain active in my free time.

Hi! My name is Jason, and I'm pursuing a computer science degree at the University of Texas at Austin. I only recently entered the world of computer science in my first year of college and had a rocky start to programming. I've made it my mission to ensure that new students to coding and programming don't ever feel the same way I did - I truly believe coding is a skill that anyone can learn. I want to make coding accessible to anyone that has the desire to learn it and break the stereotype that it is "extremely difficult" and "only for smart people." It's just not true. Programming is for everyone, young or old, for those who coded as kids, and those just starting to later in life. No matter who you are, where you're from, what grades you got, you can code!

My name is Rich Myers and along with my log career in Information Technology I have also been a University Professor for the past 20 years.I presently teach College Mathematics and Unix Shell Programming at Fairleigh Dickinson University and Computer Concepts at Montclair State University.I have a Masters Degree in Comp Sci from FDU and a Bachelor of Engineering from Stevens Institute of Technology.I am a scout leader and a multi-sport coach with lacrosse being my specialty.While I believe academia is a serious business, I like to have fun while teaching. Somehow all my stories relate back to the problems at hand!!!

I recently graduated from Norfolk State University in 2013 with a Bachelors in Computer Science. I've always been interested in and have had a knack for computers since I was young. Throughout my undergraduate career, I've had the chance to tutor and mentor lower level college students in the areas of College Algebra and Computer Programming. I love the feeling you get when you're able to develop students and teach them to solve problems that they otherwise couldn't understand. I believe building a relationship with students will make them more comfortable with you and better receptive to your teaching method. In my free time, I love to play video games, workout, play sports and try new activities. I'm able to build strong bonds with students using any of those activities, or any activity that the student may like as well. I have had a lot of success with this method and would love the chance to assist anyone who needs it!

The seeds sown today are harvested the next season. Attempting to satisfy instant gratification only results in under ripe and immature fruit. This is my life motto and has served me well. I have taught many different age groups during my past years in high school. I used to be a teacher assistant at Sunday School, I tutored middle school students in English and Math, and I assisted other high school students study for standardized tests at my local test prep school. During my many experiences teaching and tutoring children and students younger than me, I have found that many of them still try to achieve instant gratification through their studies, although that is simply not possible. I aim to avoid teaching "plug-n-chug" methods to solve problems, but help my students understand the underlying concepts so that they can become more versatile and proficient in that subject. This is much more time-consuming and difficult on both the tutor and the student, but it is likewise much more rewarding and lasting.

I'm a University of Maryland Computer Science graduate. I've been programing for about 10 years and I always had a passion for Computer Science. I enjoy teaching CS concepts as it helps solidify my own understanding of the subject and keep my knowledge fresh. It's also pretty exciting to introduce students to the world of computer programming and all its possibilities.I realize the field of Computer Science is relatively young and rapidly changing. I don't claim to know everything and I hope to learn as much as my students throughout our sessions.I believe curiosity precedes all learning. I work best with motivated students that ask lots of questions and are genuinely interested in the subject, not for a grade or GPA, but to solve problems.Therefore, my teaching style is driven by problem solving. As we work on assignments together, I will often expand on concepts required for completing the assignment. However, I will NOT give answers to assignments or write code for you.To get the most out of my tutoring sessions you should bring projects or assignments you're working on along with questions or issues you're having.