Scott R.

• Arcata, CA 91355 ( 15.7 mi )
• Computer Programming Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 12/2009
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $47.00 to $58.00 /hr
• I am a Certified Teacher
• Also Tutors: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel

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As a psychology major, at the beginning of my education, I discovered that I had a love and talent for mathematics. Thus I pursued a dual degree in Psychology and Math. I started tutoring algebra and calculus as soon as I learned the subjects, recieving straight A's all through community college. In the Psychology Department I ended up teaching my own statistics class, later teaching statistics as a community college instructor for the Los Angeles College District. For psychology, I have conducted many quantitative and qualitative research projects, developing a strong background as a quantitative analyst. I love to teach and conduct statistical research.
My style is relaxed. Many students appear frightened of math at first. I cover each subject well, allowing students to ask many questions. I encourage students to work problems while I watch, so I can catch them at the mom ... read more

Brent O.

• Eureka, CA 95501 ( 18.1 mi )
• Computer Programming Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 06/2011
• Will travel up to 30 miles
• Rates from $56.00 to $69.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Desktop Publishing, Microsoft Access

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I've had one formal year of education in programming at College of the Redwoods. The first semester course I took was intro to C++, and the second semester course was C++ with Data Structures. At HSU I studied extensively in the field of education; cumulating in writing and presenting lessons to students at Eureka High. Currently, I have been studying C# and writing small applications in my spare time. In addition, I have been programming a microcontroller in pBASIC via a serial cable.
I would seek to emulate the university style of lecture and assigning hands on projects. I believe this is the most effective model since it provides repetition, allowing the student to better memorize the material. Furthermore, projects allow the student to be creative, and design programs in his or her own fashion.