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Michael C. - $150.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Michael C. >>
...I can help you student through the toughest math problem. I am a fun instructor who not only helps walk through problems from start to finish, but work with you to individually connect the dots to enable you to figure out the patterns and design the solution on your own. My math skills are matched by my ability to help people see the math through the complexity. (read more)
Kenenna N. - $40.00/hr - Bethesda, MD - View Kenenna N. >>
...I'm flexible in my teaching style and can adapt to different learning preferences, whether you're looking for structured lessons or more interactive, hands-on guidance. 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. (read more)
Michael J. - $49.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Michael J. >>
...I starting using MS-DOS in 1988. I leaned to program x86 assembly language using DOS. I know how to create batch files for automation, manage disk partitions manually, maximize memory usage, create ram disks, file management, et al. (read more)
Dan D. - $50.00/hr - College Park, MD - View Dan D. >>
...I adapt my teaching methods to suit each student's learning style and goals. Generally, I like to keep the slides simple, incorporate diagrams to aid explanations. I like to avoid including too much detail on my slides unless necessary, and I tend to provide examples after introducing each concept. (read more)
Paul M. - $50.00/hr - Washington, DC - View Paul M. >>
...FORTRAN was one of first languages (along with GW Basis). In recent years, I had to use FORTRAN again because of the number of Scientific computing library that use. I am more comfortable with more "modern" dialects of FORTRAN (FORTRAN 77) that support variable scope and functions etc. I have taken introductory through advanced course work in linear algebra, at least 9 semester hours. (read more)