Yeriko Vargas
Computer Science Tutor — Python, Machine Learning, SQL, Real-World Projects & Assignment Help




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Yeriko Vargas
Masters degree
/ 55 min
About your coding tutor - Yeriko
Hey — I’m Yeriko Vargas. If you’ve ever sat there like “why does none of this make sense?” — that’s exactly where I come in. I teach Python, stats, and machine learning in a way that actually clicks. No robotic lectures, no memorizing random formulas — we break things down, step by step, until you get it. I’ve built real models at Ford Motor Company and Chrysler, but more importantly, I know how to explain things in a way students understand. My whole focus is helping you go from lost → confident as fast as possible. We learn by building real stuff — not fake textbook problems. One of my recent projects is a music recommendation system that thinks like a DJ. It breaks songs into energy, texture, and dynamics using signal processing, then uses PCA + clustering to organize them into “states.” From there, it picks the next track based on similarity, BPM, key, and flow. So instead of guessing, you’re actually understanding how intelligent systems make decisions. I can help you with: * Python (Pandas, NumPy, Jupyter — all the real tools) SQL + working with real datasets * Statistics & probability (finally making sense of it) Machine learning (without the confusion) * Assignments, projects, exam prep Whether you’re stuck on homework, building a project, or just trying to understand what’s going on — I’ve got you. We’re not just learning… we’re making this stuff make sense. 🚀
Meet Yeriko
Yeriko graduated from Oakland University


Coding tutor specialities
Debugging
Upskilling
Homework help
Assignment help
Code Optimization
AI modules
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Learner types for coding classes
ADHD
Coding for intermediate
Coding for advanced
Coding for adults
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Yeriko - Coding tutor also teaches
Coding for kids
Matlab
R Programming

Coding concepts taught by Yeriko
The student and tutor explored the distinctions between supervised and unsupervised machine learning, particularly in the context of computer vision and data representation. They discussed how images and music can be converted into numerical data for analysis and how this can be applied to various fields. Future sessions were planned to cover setting up development environments and further explore music generation projects.
Supervised vs. Unsupervised Learning
Computer Vision: Pixels to Vectors
Feature Extraction and Data Representation
Clustering and Pattern Recognition
The student and tutor worked on various website development tasks, including image optimization, affiliate link integration, and content/styling adjustments on a WordPress site. They planned follow-up sessions to continue these improvements and discuss the potential implementation of a chatbot feature.
Affiliate Disclosure Banners
Website Image Optimization
Responsive Design and Alignment
Website Content Renaming and Hyperlinking
User Interface Elements: Pop-ups and Zoom Features
AI Chatbot Development Stages
The Student presented their WordPress website, detailing specific requirements for mobile optimization of H1 headings, integration of Amazon affiliate banners, and removal of embedded theme text from image banners. The Tutor provided an initial assessment and outlined a plan to implement these web development and design changes, with a follow-up session scheduled to transfer the updated files.
Mobile Responsiveness: H1 Headings & Centering
WordPress Theme Customization & Content Management
Website Performance & SEO Foundations
User Experience (UX) & Design Refinements
Amazon Affiliate Banner Integration
The Student and Tutor engaged in a wide-ranging discussion covering principles of aerodynamics, the application of AI and statistics in fields like rocketry and medical diagnostics, and personal data tracking for self-improvement. The Student also demonstrated and explained techniques for playing complex drum rhythms. They made plans to cover Python and app development in their next session.
Personal Data Analytics for Self-Optimization
Outliers: Rethinking Deviations in Data & Society
Rocket Nozzle Fluid Dynamics & Optimization
Statistics as a Framework for Experimentation & Proof
Exponential Growth & Focused Skill Development
Data-Driven AI & Predictive Modeling
The Student and Tutor engaged in a comprehensive discussion on core Data Science concepts, including data normalization, different types of statistical distributions, and the classification of variables. They explored the stages of Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA), covering data imputation methods and the significance of residuals in statistical modeling. The session also introduced the foundational principles of Artificial Intelligence, explaining its operational mechanics through the analogy of neurons and discussing its real-world applications. The Student expressed interest in learning about optical recognition and applying these concepts to personal data analysis for self-improvement, which was noted for future lessons.
Categorical vs. Numerical Variables & Predictive Models
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Neural Networks
Residuals and Data Variance
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) & Imputing Missing Data
Data Normalization and Distributions
The session covered setting up Python virtual environments to manage project dependencies and avoid conflicts with system-level installations. The student learned how to create, activate, and manage virtual environments, as well as how to export and import package lists for different machines. Homework includes practicing the virtual environment setup and exploring data analysis using the new environment.
Creating and Activating a Virtual Environment
Virtual Environments in Python
Importing Data and Calculating Portfolio Returns
Terminal Usage for Python Development
Exporting and Replicating Environments (requirements.txt)
Package Management with Pip
Approach & tools used by coding tutor
Git & GitHub
Google Colab
Jupyter Notebook
Visual Studio Code
PyCharm
Hands-on coding classes
Record lessons
Parent feedback
Open Q&A
Note taking
Pets are welcomed

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