Venkata Sai Nitheesh Maddela
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Private tutor - Venkata Sai Nitheesh Maddela
Bachelors degree
$27
$22
/ hour
About your tutor
Hello! I'm Venkata Sai Nitheesh Maddela, a Computer Science tutor with expertise in Python, Data Structures, OOPs and more. I can also teach Data Science and AI, including Large Language Models and RAG. My teaching philosophy revolves around making complex concepts simple and interesting for students. I believe in engaging students through practical coding exercises and real-world examples to enhance their learning experience. From school to professional levels, I tailor my approach to meet the unique needs of each student, ensuring effective learning and skill development in Computer Science. Let's code and learn together!
Programming class overview
I believe in a hands-on teaching approach where I focus on problem-solving and debugging skills. I provide step-by-step tutorials, real-world applications, and projects to help my students grasp concepts effectively. To enhance their learning, I offer challenges and conduct quizzes, and small coding projects to foster creativity and practical skills. Additionally, I conduct pair programming sessions to provide instant feedback and support. I aim to help students at all levels, from school to college to professionals, excel in C, Python, Data Structures, Algorithms HTML, CSS, and more.
Programming tutor specialities
Test prep
Assignment help
Exam prep
Upskilling
Homework help
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Computer Science concept taught by Venkata Sai Nitheesh
Nitheesh taught Janvier about Python lists and tuples, covering their creation, manipulation, and the differences in mutability. Janvier reviewed a previous assignment on variables and control statements, receiving guidance on specific questions. Nitheesh assigned practice exercises on lists and tuples and scheduled the next session to cover dictionaries, sets, and slicing.
Data Structures
Lists
List Methods
Indexing
Mutability
Tuples
Looping
Nitheesh tutored Janvier on Python control statements (`for`, `while`, `break`, `continue`, `range`) and operators. They covered `range` function parameters, loop syntax, integer division, modulus, and the purpose of `break`, `continue`, and `pass` statements. Nitheesh emphasized indentation and practical experimentation. He assigned practice problems and scheduled a follow-up meeting, also assisting Janvier with sharing Python notebooks.
Range Function
For Loops
While Loops
Modulus Operator
Break Statement
Comments
Indentation
Pass Statement
Nitheesh tutored Janvier on Python fundamentals, covering variables, data types (integers, floats, strings, booleans), naming conventions, type casting, and user input using `input()` and `print()`. He demonstrated these concepts in a Jupyter Notebook, emphasizing documentation and descriptive variable names. They discussed using the same concepts in PyCharm and scheduled a follow-up session on comments and control statements.
Variables in Python
Data Types in Python
Type Casting
Input Function
Output Function (Print)
Comments
Nitheesh assisted Janvier in configuring her system for Python-based data analysis, which included installing Python, Miniconda, Jupyter Lab, and PyCharm. Janvier practiced creating and activating a virtual environment and running basic code in both Jupyter Lab and PyCharm. Nitheesh assigned Janvier the task of independently practicing with both environments before the next session, where they will begin learning about Python data types and variables.
Installing Packages with pip
Jupyter Lab vs. PyCharm
Virtual Environments
Data Analysis Libraries
Python Syntax
Nitheesh tutored Janvier on database normalization concepts (1NF, 2NF, 3NF) using practical examples to explain atomicity and dependencies. They discussed Janvier's progress on previous assignments and scheduled the next class to begin Python lessons, also considering Nitheesh's work schedule. Janvier was assigned an exercise to convert tables from unnormalized form to 3NF.
Third Normal Form (3NF)
Python Setup
Composite Key
Second Normal Form (2NF)
Normal Forms (1NF
2NF
3NF)
First Normal Form (1NF)
Nitheesh tutored Janvier on SQL views, explaining their function as saved queries for data abstraction, security, and simplification. They covered view creation, updating (with limitations), and the "CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW" command. Nitheesh also introduced ACID properties for database transactions and briefly mentioned normalization, assigning Janvier homework on SQL query analysis.
Normalization
ACID Properties
Creating and Replacing Views
Views
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Computer Science
CSS
Databases
HTML
Java
Python
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1 / 1
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Jupyter Notebook
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