...I would start with a lesson on "Structured Programming" for a beginning/intermediate student. If you're also interested in comparing languages, we'll touch on C++, Java, Pascal, FORTRAN, Basic, and various macro languages as necessary. You might also want to take advantage of my experience with scripting languages, including shell scripting, JavaScript, Perl, and the like. (read more)
I am a highly analytical and dedicated professional with diverse hands-on experience in bioengineering, biomedical engineering, and project management. Having received extensive graduate-level education in my field, I have a strong capability in analyzing highly technical literature and presenting ... (read more)
...During my 40+ years career as a Laser Optics scientist/engineer, Information Technology Specialist and programmer I used to apply mathematics on a daily basis. I was born in St.Petersburg (former Leningrad) where I got MS in Optical Engineering and PhD in Applied Mathematics and Physics. Since 1993 I have been living in the USA, where I continue my professional activity. (read more)
...Peter K., Oxford University PhD, has tutored over 150 students during the last 20 years, from 4th grade to graduate level, including students from private schools such as Princeton Day School, Lawrenceville School, Hun School and Vassar, and from local High Schools. At college level he has tutor... (read more)
...Discrete math is a broad term for the study of mathematical objects that are discrete (i.e. separate or countable) by nature. Examples include integers, graphs, sets, and sequences. I took a series of classes at Caltech in discrete math, which were some of the best classes I had there because they covered such a range of topics, including logic, combinatorics, and number theory. (read more)