"I tutor computer science, game programming, and math, from high-school foundations through advanced systems topics, with a focus on clear explanations and goal-driven sessions. I love computer game programming and enjoy helping students turn concepts into working, playable projects. I also tutor programming languages (Python, Rust, C++, Java, Swift) and game/interactive development tools, including Blender 3D and Unreal Engine.

I offer OS Survival Sprint (core systems topics), Crypto Concepts → Attacks (guided walkthrough), game programming in Blender/Unreal, and high-school through early college math, using structured, project-bound mentoring rather than open-ended sessions.

OPTION 1 (Computer Science / Operating Systems): Deadlocks, semaphores, monitors, process vs. thread models, memory and paging, Unix process model (fork/exec/pipe).

OPTION 2 (Computer Science / Cryptography): ECB vs CBC vs CTR, padding, IVs, oracles, and why real attacks work (not just formulas).

OPTION 3 (Projects / Game Programming): Debugging a concurrency assignment, reviewing a crypto lab or shell script, game programming projects, Blender → Unreal pipeline for a class project.

OPTION 4 (Math): Algebra II, Trigonometry, Precalculus, and Calculus — functions, graphs, problem-solving strategies, and exam preparation.

I hold a Ph.D. in Neuroscience, with additional degrees in engineering and physics. I’ve taught and tutored students for many years, focusing on clear, memorable explanations and strong foundations in math, science, and problem-solving." less...