Award-Winning Python Tutors in Houston, TX

...Texas Austin majoring in Chemical Engineering w/ a minor in CS. I've been tutoring since 2019 and it's been a real passion of mine to help students reach their academic goals when it comes to math and science. My methodology when it comes to tutoring is to always be patient with the student because I understand that everyone learns at different rates and in different ways. I always want to provide the most thorough and...

...in which people learn, which has led me to pursue a degree in Neuropsychology. Through great experiences teaching English in Chiangmai, Thailand for two months and tutoring Calculus I and II through Princeton University's McGraw Tutoring program for two years, I have come across many learning styles and have developed a love for teaching. My strengths include standardized testing, Spanish, Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus) and ACT/SAT/CLEP prep. I have experience working with students who...

...Computer Science Certificate at the University of Texas at Austin. I tutor many types of math, and I enjoy them all equally because I like the tricks that can be used in each subject. I approach tutoring as a way to get to know the student and help them where they need it. I like to use icebreakers to make them feel more comfortable, then understand their approach to solving problems and figure out how...

...specialties are beginner Python and C++, but I can also work with Java if need be. As a student myself, my goal is to approach tutoring others in the same way that I would like to be taught: Explain concepts with multiple relevant examples, allow the client to practice on his/her own, then go over what went wrong or right, and how we can expand on the concept to create amazing programs. As a tutor,...

...I have a passion for learning, and I think it's one of the traits that makes us human. I enjoy biking, programming, reading, video games, and doing what I can to make the world a better place. I've been told that I'm pretty intelligent by most people I know, and I always do my best to be a patient teacher/mentor in all situations. I wasn't always the fastest learner and know what it's like to...

...tutor one must have a desire to assist students in the learning process, and this is one quality which I feel I definitely possess. I have been tutoring students ages from 10-24 and SAT for 5+ years. I know how to get a student well prepared for any standardized test. I am well familiar with all the techniques to achieve a higher score. I can also show a student how to study effectively so that...

...tutoring college-aged and adult students in the fields of research methods, Philosophy of Mind, and writing. I have also given informal instruction to friends with regards to math, coding, and preparation for standardized tests. I am especially interested in tutoring for Python coding, math, and test prep. As a self-taught coder, I am especially excited to see other people succeed in the field of Python. As somebody who had to learn to love math, I...

Hey! I am a friendly electrical engineering student at UT Austin. I'll gladly help you with your homework. I promise I do not bite. My interests outside of school are soccer, painting and guitar! The topics I am specifically good at teaching are: Signal Processing Machine Learning Data Science Programming in Java, Python, and C Image & Video Processing Most math courses

...of strong fundamentals will not falter during examination. I found that the best approach was to start with a fundamental, simple example. Then, gradually build up understanding and/or confidence alike (sometimes the issue is not necessarily mastery, but rather doubt) by quizzing them with questions; gradually increasing the difficulty until competency was achieved. I write essays, and can write Python programs; I can debug C++ programs. Contact me at javisalazar2@gmail.com if you need such services.

I am a current junior at Rice University, where I'm studying Religion. However, I am working to get a job in software development! I tutored math in middle school, high school, and for a few months during my time at Rice.

I received my B.S. in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Dallas but I have been tutoring and programming since high school. I've taught students a wide range of subjects, including: Computer Science, Geometry, English, Spanish, and Computer-Aided Design. I am currently working part-time in software development, focusing specifically on cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies.

...University; Master Degree: Computational Science and Engineering - statistics track from Rice University. I passed all three levels of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exams in the past 2 years, and my scores are in top 5% among the world for all three exams. I am interested in being a tutor in mathematics, statistics, finance and computer programming area. I would like to break down complex concepts into pieces so that the students can easily to...

...majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Throughout my learning career as a student, I have helped both classmates and friends with various coursework and received excellent feedback. I am most familiar with subjects in math and science as I am still applying those pieces of knowledge to this day. Given my learning experiences, I will try to put myself in my students' situations and teach them the way they would learn, in the hope...

...love math and science, mostly because I had some really great teachers who made these subjects fun for me. While at UVA, I had the opportunity to tutor a high school student in algebra, and I liked the experience so much that I now want to tutor even more! In addition to lots of math and science classes, I can also help with test prep, especially for the SAT, ACT, and GRE. In my free...

Full time engineer tutoring on the side to keep my mind and teaching skills sharp Good with all learning types, I used to be a Tutor in Highschool thru the end of college. 10+ tears of tutor experience, with heavy focus on fundamentals and breaking things down into bite size parts a student can manage