"I graduated from University of Maryland with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I worked at Johns Hopkins University as a research manager in the Information Security Institute for 2 years and am now seeking a degree in Applied Mathematics from UMBC.

I love all things Computer Science and Mathematics and enjoy preparing students to have successful futures in these fields. I teach students Computer Science and Mathematics from first principles so that students may not only have a clear grasp on current concepts but will also develop their maturity which serves futures success in harder materials.

Mathematics is my greatest passion and I have put a great amount thought into the proper ways of teaching it that not only lead to an understanding of current subject matter but also to prepare the student for future subjects.

I worked as a research manager in applied mathematics at Johns Hopkins University for several years and my goal is to help develop great future researchers. This is where you come in, if you want to be a researcher in mathematics or plan on majoring in mathematics in university I can help prepare you for that.

I have a degree in Computer Science and my research at Johns Hopkins university was in a niche area of applied mathematics called Linear Programming.

My goal as your teacher in computer science is to help you grasp the essence of the subject. Programming is just a small part of this field, and though I will teach you how to program, we will focus on much more than that. Programming will simply serve as a medium for our study, the study itself will be the very notion of computation and how it can serve in solving hard problems in mathematics and engineering.

Ultimately I am here to help you reach your goals, I am open to any suggestions and resources students or parents may have. I am just a message a way and look forward to hearing from you." less...