C++ Tutoring

I have taken a number of courses that utilizes the C++ programming languages, including Computer Programming: C++ (B+), Object-Oriented Programming (B-), and Game Technology (A-). As a Computer Science graduate, I am quite familiar with my experience of using the programming language and the different data structures it contains, including pointers and vectors. Since I have taught Java to a student before, I believe I am capable of doing a superb job tutoring a student in understanding this programming language.

Calculus I Tutoring

I have taken Calculus both in high school, as well as my freshmen year of college back in the fall of 2012. In college, I took a two-part course for Calculus called Differential and Integral Calculus (A). Even though I majored in Computer Science, I devoted one of my Science credentials by completing additional math courses, and I believe with my personal interest to the subject that I can assist a student to comprehend elements and equations utilized in Calculus.

Calculus 2 Tutoring

I have taken Calculus both in high school, as well as my freshmen year of college back in the fall of 2012 and Spring of 2013. In college, I took a two-part course for Calculus with the second half focusing on Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus (A-). Even though I majored in Computer Science, I devoted one of my Science credentials by completing additional math courses, and I believe with my personal interest to the subject that I can assist a student to comprehend elements and equations utilized in Calculus.

College Algebra Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Algebra starting in middle school and touched it in my freshman year of high school. I hadn't taken Algebra at the college level with the exception of Linear Algebra, yet I feel like I have a good understanding of basic concepts from the course. Various friends of mine have come up and ask for assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to their College Algebra courses, and after a quick refresh, I sit down with them and elaborate on the problem, run through examples with them, and clarify any lingering questions with them.

Computer Programming Tutoring

I have taken an assortment of Computer Programming courses for different programming languages, such as Computer Programming: C++ (B+), Computer Programming: Python (B+), and Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A). As a Computer Science graduate, I have completed my fair share of programs and have a firm foundation when it comes to developing different programming and make it both functional and presentable. I usually look at a given assignments specs, incorporate the mandatory data structures on my own copy of the solution, and, as I walk through and give hints to the student, I make sure that they are following both their professor's guidelines as well as following common programming habits when designing a program.

Computer Science Tutoring

Throughout my academic career, I have taken an assortment of Computer Science courses, starting in high school and eventually pursuing a degree at the University of Texas at Austin, which is one of the best CS schools to attend to. I have taken numerous Computer Science courses, including Introduction to Programming (A), Foundations of Logical Thought (A), Logic, Sets, & Functions (A), Data Structures (A-), Computer Programming: Python (B+), Computer Organization & Architecture (A-), Programming for Performance (B-), Principle of Computer Systems (A), Introduction to Data Mining (A), Debugging and Verifying Programs (A), Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A), Computer Graphics (B-), Algorithms and Complexity (B+), Cryptography (B-), Computer Networks (A-), Programming Languages (B), Computer Programming: C++ (B+), Object-Oriented Programming (B-), and Game Technology (A-). As a Computer Science graduate, and since I am currently tutoring a friend in a Computer Science course, I believe I am a great fit when it comes to tutoring this subject.

Computer Science Tutoring

Throughout my academic career, I have taken an assortment of Computer Science courses, starting in high school and eventually pursuing a degree at the University of Texas at Austin, which is one of the best CS schools to attend to. I have taken numerous Computer Science courses, including Introduction to Programming (A), Foundations of Logical Thought (A), Logic, Sets, & Functions (A), Data Structures (A-), Computer Programming: Python (B+), Computer Organization & Architecture (A-), Programming for Performance (B-), Principle of Computer Systems (A), Introduction to Data Mining (A), Debugging and Verifying Programs (A), Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A), Computer Graphics (B-), Algorithms and Complexity (B+), Cryptography (B-), Computer Networks (A-), Programming Languages (B), Computer Programming: C++ (B+), Object-Oriented Programming (B-), and Game Technology (A-). As a Computer Science graduate, and since I am currently tutoring a friend in a Computer Science course, I believe I am a great fit when it comes to tutoring this subject.

Pre Calculus Tutoring

Although I had not taken the subject during my college career, I have experience taking the subject back in 10th grade in high school. I have always had a passion and interest when it came to math, and it is to no surprise that I enjoy learning any math subject, including Pre Calculus. I have assisted many friends when it came to their respective math courses, including College Algebra, and I believe I am capable of tutoring Calculus, hence I believe that I am just as capable helping and assisting a student in learning the essential elements and concepts pertaining to Pre Calculus.

Algebra Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Algebra starting in middle school and touched it in my freshman year of high school. I hadn't taken Algebra at the college level with the exception of Linear Algebra, yet I feel like I have a good understanding of basic concepts from the course. Various friends of mine have come up and ask for assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to their Algebra courses, and after a quick refresh, I sit down with them and elaborate on the problem, run through examples with them, and clarify any lingering questions with them.

Algebra II Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Algebra starting in middle school and touched it in my freshman year of high school. I hadn't taken Algebra at the college level with the exception of Linear Algebra, yet I feel like I have a good understanding of basic concepts from the course. Various friends of mine have come up and ask for assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to their Algebra courses, and after a quick refresh, I sit down with them and elaborate on the problem, run through examples with them, and clarify any lingering questions with them.

AP Statistics Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Statistics AP in my senior year of high school and retook it in my junior year of college and Applied Statistics (A). I had a friend of mine come up and ask for assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to their Statistics courses, and after a quick refresh, I sat down with them and elaborated on the problems, ran through examples with them, and clarified any lingering questions with them.

Calculus Tutoring

I have taken Calculus both in high school, as well as my freshmen year of college back in the fall of 2012 and spring of 2013. In college, I took a two-part course for Calculus, the first half was Differential and Integral Calculus (A), and the second half being Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus (A-). Even though I majored in Computer Science, I devoted one of my Science credentials by completing additional math courses, and I believe with my personal interest to the subject that I can assist a student to comprehend elements and equations utilized in Calculus.

Calculus AP Tutoring

I have taken Calculus both in high school, as well as my freshmen year of college back in the fall of 2012 and spring of 2013. In college, I took a two-part course for Calculus, the first half was Differential and Integral Calculus (A), and the second half being Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus (A-). Even though I majored in Computer Science, I devoted one of my Science credentials by completing additional math courses, and I believe with my personal interest to the subject that I can assist a student to comprehend elements and equations utilized in Calculus.

Geometry Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Geometry in middle school. I hadn't touched Geometry for a couple of years now, yet I feel like I have a good understanding of basic concepts from the course. After refreshing myself on certain theorems and principle concepts of Geometry, and given that I've assisted friends in the past with their math courses (ranging from Algebra to Calculus), I feel comfortable to provide additional assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to a student's Geometry course.

Math Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken the Gifted Talented, or GT, program for math back in middle school and advance all the way to Calculus and Statistics once I reached my senior year of high school. Furthermore, I had taken various math courses during my college career, including Differential and Integral Calculus (A), Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus (A-), Matrices/Matrix Calculations CS (A), Probability I (B+), Introduction to Number Theory (B), and Applied Statistics (A). I have also tutored a number of friends in their math courses, including Algebra, Calculus, and Statistics, and, after taking the necessary time to refresh on the concepts, I provide them thorough and easy to follow details and descriptions while working on examples to help them better understand the concept.

Math Advance Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken the Gifted Talented, or GT, program for math back in middle school and advance all the way to Calculus and Statistics once I reached my senior year of high school. Furthermore, I had taken various math courses during my college career, including Differential and Integral Calculus (A), Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus (A-), Matrices/Matrix Calculations CS (A), Probability I (B+), Introduction to Number Theory (B), and Applied Statistics (A). I have also tutored a number of friends in their math courses, including Algebra, Calculus, and Statistics, and, after taking the necessary time to refresh on the concepts, I provide them thorough and easy to follow details and descriptions while working on examples to help them better understand the concept.

Statistics Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Statistics AP in my senior year of high school and retook it in my junior year of college and Applied Statistics (A). I had a friend of mine come up and ask for assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to their Statistics courses, and after a quick refresh, I sat down with them and elaborated on the problems, ran through examples with them, and clarified any lingering questions with them.

Trigonometry Tutoring

Math was one of my favorite subjects while I was climbing through my academic career. I loved it so much that I had taken Trigonometry in middle school. I hadn't touched Trigonometry for a couple of years now, yet I feel like I have a good understanding of basic concepts from the course. After refreshing myself on certain theorems and principle concepts of Geometry, and given that I've assisted friends in the past with their math courses (ranging from Algebra to Calculus), I feel comfortable to provide additional assistance or clarification on different concepts pertaining to a student's Trigonometry course.

HTML Tutoring

I started learning HTML in my Web Development class in my freshman year of high school. I relearned or refresh myself for a college course called Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A), where I had to design the building blocks of an auction website before proceeding to incorporating functionality and communication with a database. I have not quite tutored anyone in HTML specifically, but since I received my Bachelor's in Computer Science, I have taught students in other programming languages, working alongside them on projects, explaining areas of confusion, and encouraging them to implement both new and old concepts into their project and ask questions or a hint if they need further assistance.

Java Tutoring

I was first introduced to Java early in my high school Computer Science pre-AP and AP courses. I continued to explore Java in my first two years in college, working in IDE's such as BlueJ and Eclipse, and taking several courses, such as Introduction to Programming (A) and Data Structures (A-). Since September of 2017, I have tutored a friend of mine in his Java course and have refreshed myself with the programming language and have developer a sophisticated method to help him out. I work on the project myself to assure that I have a working program that fits the project specs before I meet up with my student; from there I guide him and tell him how I would approach the problem and look over to assist on any confusion he may have, all while providing a thorough description of how a line of code or a method works alongside the class or the program we are working on.

Linux Tutoring

Upon my second year in college, I had to familiarize myself in working in the school computers, which utilizes Linux (specifically the Ubuntu operating system). After three years of working on various projects and executing and compiling different programs on the terminal, I became so comfortable with working in Ubuntu that I made my personal laptop dual boot and installed Ubuntu and it's my preferred OS system. I haven't tutored much as far as operations and techniques unique to a Linux machine, but after some research, I feel I'd be capable to share my knowledge and provide exceptional assistance and clarification to the student on materials pertaining to Linux.

Microsoft Excel Tutoring

I have been using excel ever since I was in elementary school. I am familiar with some of the basic principles, such as creating graphs and creating functions, but I have not reached to the advance techniques for which the program can be used for. However, I feel like with the proper research that I can provide a thorough explanation and provide assistance and clarification to a student and different concepts of Microsoft Excel.

Microsoft PowerPoint Tutoring

I have used Microsoft PowerPoint in my academic career, branching all the way from my years in elementary school. Since then, I've created various presentations and familiarize to some techniques which helps make a great presentation, such as utilizing a common background between all slides, adhering to the 6x6 rule, and incorporating animation or transitions between text and slides. Although I have not taken an advance course on the program itself, I feel like I can be a valuable assistance explaining and describing the basic functionalities of Microsoft PowerPoint.

Microsoft Windows Tutoring

At an early age, I had explored navigating and traversing through the Windows XP operating system. As Windows continuously update their OS, I have refresh and updated my knowledge in navigating and utilizing basic functionalities Windows has provide. And given that I am a Computer Science graduate, I have to keep updated on how to work in different operating systems, including Microsoft Windows. With enough research, I feel like I can answer any questions or confusion a student may have on the Windows operating system.

Microsoft Word Tutoring

I have utilized Microsoft Word a countless number of times since the early years of my academic career. I am familiar with different concepts and functionalities the program offers, including adjusting text size and margin size, implementing graphs and charts into the document, converting the document to a pdf, adjust line spacing in the program, and many more. I haven't tutored a student onto how to use Microsoft Word, but I feel like I'd be able to be a valuable assistance to whomever I have the privilege of teaching.

PHP Tutoring

I became familiar with PHP in my third year of college when I took a course called Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A). In this course, we specifically worked in and IDE called PHPStorm, and from there I became well acquainted on implementing PHP code on top of an already existing HTML code to develop an auction website for the course. As a Computer Science graduate, I have picked up on the ability to quickly refresh myself on basic principles for a programming language like PHP. I feel like with enough research to refresh myself that I can provide exceptional assistance to a student and clarify any concepts for which the student is having difficulty understanding.

Python Tutoring

I have taken a course that utilizes the Python programming languages called Computer Programming: Python (B+), where I became acquainted with working in Python and developed a few programs with it. As a Computer Science graduate, I am familiar with my experience of using the programming language. Since I have taught Java to a student before, I believe I am capable of doing a superb job tutoring a student in understanding this programming language.

SQL Tutoring

I have taken a college course that utilizes the SQL programming languages, including Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A), where I was tasked to communicate with a school's reserved database to create a functional auction website. As a Computer Science graduate, I am familiar with my experience of using the programming language and the capabilities for which the language can provide, including communication to a database and fetching or getting information from it. Since I have taught Java to a student before, I believe I am capable of doing a superb job tutoring a student in understanding this programming language.

SQL Tutoring

I have taken a college course that utilizes the SQL programming languages, including Computer Programming: PHP/SQL (A), where I was tasked to communicate with a school's reserved database to create a functional auction website. As a Computer Science graduate, I am familiar with my experience of using the programming language and the capabilities for which the language can provide, including communication to a database and fetching or getting information from it. Since I have taught Java to a student before, I believe I am capable of doing a superb job tutoring a student in understanding this programming language.