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Chris M. - $75.00/hr - Seattle, WA - View Chris M. >>
...I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from York College of Pennsylvania, where I tutored Calculus I, II, and Computer Science in one-on-one and group settings. Since then, I've primarily focused on tutoring Computer Science, working with high school and college students, as well as mentoring junior engineers in my professional roles. My approach? (read more)
Jay B. - $150.00/hr - Seattle, WA - View Jay B. >>
...Together, we'll unlock your full academic potential and pave the way for a successful future.I have nearly two decades of tutoring various levels of math and have mastered the SAT, GMAT, and GRE. As a parent seeking the best tutor for your child in Algebra, rest assured that my experience and ex... (read more)
Jared P. - $120.00/hr - Kent, WA - View Jared P. >>
...During my tutoring journey, I've had the privilege of working with a diverse range of students, but the majority fall within the college-age bracket. From beginners taking their first steps in coding to more advanced learners seeking guidance on data structures, I've tailored my teaching to meet... (read more)
Alexander C. - $50.00/hr - Renton, WA - View Alexander C. >>
...I've written game engines in C++ and Objective-C, Android apps in Java, and dozens of small tools in other languages like Ruby, Javascript, PHP, and others. I enjoy dissecting programming problems every day, and strive to understand both the art and science of software development. I graduated from DigiPen Institute of Technology's Real-Time Interactive Simulation (RTIS) program in 2010. (read more)
Matt P. - $200.00/hr - Tacoma, WA - View Matt P. >>
...I have taught analytic philosophy, philosophy of science, metaphysics, early modern philosophy, and philosophy of religion at the LSE Bristol. I have also taught algebra, trig, precalculus, physics, and Java programming at community colleges. I wrote my PhD on non-computability in classical mechanics and planetary systems and won the Philosophy of Science Association essay prize. (read more)