Qualification:

Bachelors in Computer Science

Experience:

With over 2 years of experience as a software engineer specializing in both frontend and backend development using the MERN stack (MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js), I have worked on a wide variety of projects ranging from web applications to mobile app development. My professional journey has provided me with hands-on experience in developing and maintaining software solutions in real-world environments, which I incorporate into my teaching.

I have been teaching programming and software development both online and in person for over a year now. Through my work, I’ve helped students at various skill levels, from beginners who are just starting their programming journey to intermediate learners looking to advance their technical skills. I also mentor junior developers at my current company, providing guidance on best coding practices, debugging techniques, and efficient development workflows.

Why Choose Me as Your Tutor?

By choosing me, you’re not only getting a tutor but also a mentor who will guide you through your coding journey. My lessons are designed to empower you with practical skills that you can immediately apply to real-world projects. Whether you’re preparing for your first job as a software developer or looking to advance in your career, I’m here to help you every step of the way.

Approach:

My Tutoring Techniques

My tutoring techniques revolve around a student-centric approach, where lessons are interactive, practical, and engaging. Here are some key techniques I use to ensure students get the most out of each session:

1. Interactive Learning

I believe the best way to learn is through active participation. I ensure each lesson involves real-time coding and problem-solving. As we go through a topic, I ask students to write code along with me and help them debug issues on the spot.

2. Project-Based Learning

I heavily rely on project-based learning to teach coding and development. Students learn much better when they apply concepts in real-world scenarios. I design projects that match their goals, such as building a full-stack web app, developing an API, or creating a mobile app. These projects are divided into smaller tasks, so students learn step-by-step.

3. Problem-Solving Sessions

I focus on improving algorithmic thinking and logical problem-solving skills, especially for students preparing for technical interviews. I use competitive programming platforms like LeetCode or HackerRank to help students solve coding challenges and develop critical thinking.

4. Collaborative Debugging

Debugging is a crucial skill in software development, and I actively involve students in the process. When they face errors or bugs, instead of providing the solution, I guide them step-by-step, teaching debugging techniques and helping them understand how to find and resolve issues on their own.

5. Visual and Conceptual Explanations

For complex topics, I use diagrams, flowcharts, and analogies to explain the underlying concepts visually. Whether it's explaining how a REST API works or how data flows through the MERN stack, I ensure students understand both the big picture and the details.

6. Iterative Learning

I ensure that learning is a continuous, iterative process. Each new topic builds on the previous one, and I regularly revisit past lessons to strengthen the student’s understanding. Regular practice, combined with revisiting earlier topics, ensures mastery.

Area:

All Areas