Fun Facts

I enjoy breaking complex science/connecticut/milford">computer science concepts into simple real-world examples so anyone can understand them.

About Me

I am a science/connecticut/milford">Computer Science instructor and software engineer with experience building scalable backend systems and teaching core computing concepts. I enjoy helping students understand programming, algorithms, and systems by breaking complex ideas into simple, practical explanations. My background includes working with technologies such as Python, distributed systems, cloud platforms, and cybersecurity concepts. I focus on making learning interactive and practical so students not only understand the theory but also learn how to apply it in real projects.

Experience

I have experience as both a science/connecticut/milford">Computer Science instructor and a software engineer. As an instructor, I teach courses such as CS1, CS2, CS3, Information Security, Distributed Systems, and Parallel Computing, where I design hands-on labs and projects to help students understand real-world computing concepts.

In industry, I have worked as a backend and data engineer, building scalable systems, APIs, and data pipelines using technologies such as Python, cloud platforms, and distributed systems tools. My

Approach

My teaching approach focuses on clarity, practice, and real understanding rather than memorization. I start by explaining concepts in simple terms and connecting them to real-world examples so the ideas make sense intuitively.
Then we work through problems together step by step, allowing students to see how the concepts are applied in practice. I also encourage students to ask questions, debug code, and think through problems logically so they develop confidence in solving challenges independently.