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Kenenna N. - $30.00/hr - Bethesda, MD - View Kenenna N. >>
...I'm also preparing for a role as a software engineer at Goldman Sachs, starting next year. In the meantime, I'm excited to use this time to share my knowledge and keep my skills sharp. Feel free to reach out to schedule a lesson—I'm responsive and easy to work with!I am a recent graduate from the University of Maryland with a degree in Computer Science. (read more)
Vaishnavi S. - $75.00/hr - Clarksburg, MD - View Vaishnavi S. >>
...I graduated from the University of Maryland with a double degree in Computer Science (Machine Learning) and Economics. I have proficient experience in advanced math concepts like Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations. I also have tutored several students with SAT Math and SAT English, with all students that I tutored improving by 100s of points and receiving above a 1400. (read more)
Jonathan J. - $85.00/hr - Bethesda, MD - View Jonathan J. >>
...I am also a Roblox Developer that has developed several experiences over the past 4 years and I have helped students release and earn Robux from their own experiences. The languages I have learned and taught over these years include Java, Lua, C++ and python. I also have a really good understan... (read more)
Carter A. - $72.00/hr - Beltsville, MD - View Carter A. >>
...I am well informed about software design with a detailed knowledge of algorithms, data structures, object-oriented software development, relational databases and other topics. Java, C++, C and SQL are among the computer languages I have mastered. My objective is to help each learner master the subject, but also to help them become more effective learners on their own. (read more)
Eric M. - $20.00/hr - Rockville, MD - View Eric M. >>
...My students' evaluation of my classes and teaching techniques are consistently good. I believe programming is best learned by working through examples. When I have to help students who are stuck on a programming concept, I work with them to reduce the problem or question into a few simple steps, then combine these steps into a more complex solution. (read more)