Kaiser M.

• Avon, OH 44011 ( 30.4 mi )
• Computer Programming Tutor

• Male Age 54
• Member since: 04/2013
• Will travel up to 50 miles
• Rates from $10 to $30 /hr
• On-line In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: jquery, linq, MVC, PHP, CSS, Computer, Javascript, HTML, C++, ASP.NET, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access

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REAL LEARNING GAURANTEED. AIM FOR MORE THAN A MERE PASS.

Wide experience in Engineering and now gaining experience in Programming and other aspects of Information Technology. Worked on advanced topics in both engineering and computers as well as basic ones. Can take on problems of all levels of difficulty with the ability to solve using various methods. Worked under many elite professors and professional imbibing from them many ideas from real world industry and academia that I can apply.
Will use style that is appropriate for the situation. After long time in academia and dealing with students of all IQ and levels of proficiency and evaluating great professors and teachers not so great I am exactly aware of what each student will need. Can guarantee student just more than a pass or success in an exam. Pragmatic and hand on style will get student engaged and provide great fulfillment and sense of achievement among other benefits.

Charles Y.

• Elyria, OH 44035 ( 25.4 mi )
• Computer Programming Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 02/2010
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $44.00 to $56.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: C++, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access

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I have taught computer science courses in business college, and I taught algebra, calculus, and statistics as a graduate student. I remain convinced of the necessity of obtaining basic math skills for success in today's world, and I spend a lot of time maintaining my own skills in math and computers. I am currently spending 8-12 hours per day, mostly programming vectors and mathematical functions as spreadsheet macros.
I try to find a common, basic level of understanding with the student and then show how a few key insights can help the student broaden her/his knowledge. In math, for example, this typically means showing how elementary concepts can be applied to simplify more complex problems, such as showing how such things as the distributive and associative properties are being used in solving equations, sometimes in a context where these things are often glossed over.