As a Java Instructor, I specialize in guiding students through key programming concepts and supporting them in their academic pursuits. My experience includes:
Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA): I provide assistance in understanding and solving DSA problems, helping students develop critical problem-solving skills. This includes topics such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and sorting algorithms.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): I teach essential OOP concepts like classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction. My approach emphasizes practical applications, allowing students to create well-structured code.
Java Swing Development: I introduce students to GUI development using Java Swing, guiding them through creating interactive applications. I emphasize hands-on projects that enhance their understanding of event-driven programming.
Homework and Assignment Support: I offer tailored assistance with programming assignments, ensuring that students grasp the concepts and can apply them effectively in their work.
Exam Preparation: I help students prepare for exams in DSA and programming languages, providing review sessions, practice problems, and study materials that align with their coursework.
Interactive Learning Environment: I foster a collaborative atmosphere where students can ask questions and engage in discussions, promoting a deeper understanding of programming concepts.
Practical Coding Experience: I encourage students to work on projects that apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios, reinforcing their learning and building their confidence in coding.
Resource Development: I create educational resources, including coding examples and exercises, to support students in their learning journey.
My goal is to empower students to become proficient in Java programming, DSA, and GUI development, equipping them with the skills needed for academic success and future career opportunities.
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Subjects
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JAVA (Core) Grade 3-Bachelors/Undergraduate
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Java Foundation Classes Grade 3-Bachelors/Undergraduate
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JAVA basics Grade 3-Bachelors/Undergraduate
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Java Data Structures Pre-KG, Nursery-Bachelors/Undergraduate
Experience
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Research Intern (May, 2024
–Sep, 2024) at Baku International Control Systems
During my internship at the Institute of Control Systems in Baku, Azerbaijan, I gained hands-on experience in various aspects of control systems technology. I learned about the operation and functionality of drones, exploring their components and how they are controlled through software. Additionally, I worked with different software tools used for simulation and analysis in control systems.
I was also involved in a project focused on earthquake monitoring systems, where I assisted in developing control strategies to enhance system responsiveness and reliability during seismic events. This experience deepened my understanding of real-time data processing and the application of control theories in practical scenarios.
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Instructor (May, 2024
–Oct, 2024) at Private java instructor
As a Java Instructor, I provided foundational education in Java programming to students, focusing on the following key areas:
Java Basics: Taught fundamental concepts such as syntax, data types, control structures, and error handling, ensuring students gained a solid understanding of programming principles.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Explained OOP concepts, including classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction, to help students develop robust software design skills.
Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA): Introduced essential data structures and algorithms, emphasizing their practical applications in problem-solving and software development.
Swing for GUI Development: Instructed students in using Swing to create interactive graphical user interfaces (GUIs), guiding them through hands-on projects to enhance their programming skills.
Curriculum Development: Developed comprehensive lesson plans and educational materials, including assignments and projects, tailored to meet the learning objectives of students.
Student Support: Provided one-on-one assistance to students, helping them with programming assignments, projects, and exam preparations, while offering constructive feedback to improve their coding abilities.
Collaborative Learning: Fostered a positive and collaborative classroom environment, encouraging student participation, discussions, and group projects to enhance the learning experience.
Fee details
MANAT10–40/hour
(US$5.88–23.53/hour)
Course Level:
Basic Java Courses: Fees for introductory courses covering foundational topics are typically lower.
Advanced Courses: Higher fees may apply for courses focusing on advanced topics like Data Structures and Algorithms, OOP, or Swing GUI development.
Class Format:
Individual Tutoring: One-on-one sessions usually have higher fees compared to group classes.
Group Classes: Fees may be reduced per student for larger groups, making it more cost-effective.
Course Duration:
Short Workshops: One-time workshops or brief courses may have different pricing compared to comprehensive programs lasting several weeks.
Location:
In-Person vs. Online: Fees may vary based on whether the instruction is conducted in-person or online, with online sessions often being more affordable.
Supplementary Materials:
Included Resources: Fees may vary if textbooks, software, or additional resources are provided or required for the course.
Payment Plans:
Flexible Payment Options: Different payment plans may be available, allowing for payments in installments to accommodate various budgets.