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| Visitors: | 212 |
| Registered: | 9/23/2018 |
| Last Online: | 1/31/2020 |
| Will Travel: | 5 miles |
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less than 1 year
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Jacob Jones
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I'm a college student currently attending Mesa Community College. I tutor Math (up to Calc1) and Computer Science at my college.
Subjects
| Subject | Age/level and price |
|---|---|
Math lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Computer Science lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Algebra lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Geometry lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Calculus lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Java lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Programming C/C++ lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
MATLAB lessons and courses |
High School - $13
- 60min
College - $13
- 60min
|
Schedule
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AM |
9-12
|
9-12
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| PM |
12-5
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12-10
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| Schedule. Times are in Mountain Time | |||||||
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Education
| Institution | City | Specialty | Degree | Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Highland highschool | Chandler | Math/Java/C | High school |
Additional information and experience - Jacob Jones
I am currently pursuing an associates in science from Mesa Community College, I then plan to transfer to Arizona State University to pursue a B. S. in software engineering. I currently tutor math (up to calculus 1) at my college as well as Computer Science (Java, C++, and a little MATLAB.) I enjoy tutoring students and helping them learn and I always encourage any questions no matter how silly they may seem. When it comes to tutoring, whether I'm tutoring math or computer science, I like to find some analogy or comparison to relate something the student may be familair with to something the student may not be familiar with. |
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