I've tutored computer science for ten years. In that time, I have tutored the following topics: Introductory computer science and object-oriented design for students at Columbia University, Universi... ty of Pennsylvania, and Boston College. These courses used the languages Java and Python. I've also tutored AP Computer Science A in Java for several high school students. Discrete mathematics for students at Columbia University, Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, CUNY, Cornell, Stevens Institute, Yale, and Princeton. Algorithms and data structures for students at University of Pennsylvania and Cornell. Functional programming and the design of programming languages, in the languages OCaml and Haskell, for courses at Columbia, UPenn, Harvard, Cornell, University of Washington, and Boston College. Computer organization for a student at University of California, Berkeley. This used the language C and the RISC-V instruction set. Theory of computation, also called theoretical computer science, including automata theory and complexity theory. This tutoring was for students at Stevens Institute, Harvard, and the University of Houston.read more

Hi, I'm Adam! The reasons why I became a tutor is because I've found that I have a strong skill, not just with advanced technical subjects, but also because I am able to communicate these ideas clearl... y. I also enjoy solving math and computer science problems. My favorite part of being a tutor, is the opportunity to show students these things that I think are so neat. I love mathematics because of its ability to understand science and help us to build the modern world. When a student enjoys learning these things that I think are so cool, it's very rewarding!read more