Faria Jaheen
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C++ tutor - Faria Jaheen
Bachelors degree
$15
$14
/ 30 min
About your tutor
I am a solutions-driven and award-winning early career graduate student with over five years research activities in Asia and North America, that includes computer-assisted surgery training in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), University of Ottawa, Canada. I was awarded an International Doctoral Scholarship to begin my PhD studies in Artificial Intelligence applied to surgical workflow data. Moreover, I received Admission Scholarship- Doctorate in my 3rd year of PhD studies. Prior to this I was the recipient of an Academic Scholarship at the American International University-Bangladesh where I graduated with Summa & Magna Cum Laude distinctions. I am a member of several organizations including being Vice President of Electrical Engineering Graduate Students' Association (EEGSA), former student representative at the EECS Faculty Council, and both Secretary & Treasurer and Web coordinator at uOttawa ACM-W Student Chapter – which supports, celebrates, and advocates for the full engagement of women in all aspects of the computing field, along with being a voice for equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI).
Faria graduated from American International University- Bangladesh


Programming class overview
As a tutor with extensive experience in mathematics, physics, engineering, and coding, my teaching methodology is designed to provide a comprehensive and adaptive learning experience. I aim to develop students' critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and conceptual understanding through a blend of traditional and innovative teaching techniques. Core Principles: 1. Student specific Learning 2. Conceptual Understanding 3. Problem-Solving Skills 4. Integration of Technology Teaching Strategies: 1. Interactive Lectures and Discussions 2. Hands-On Experiments and Projects 3. Collaborative Learning 4. Use of Multimedia Resources My teaching methodology is designed to create a dynamic and supportive learning environment that empowers students to achieve their full potential in mathematics, physics, engineering, and coding. By focusing on conceptual understanding, problem-solving, and the integration of technology, I aim to equip students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their academic and professional endeavors.
Expert in debugging code
Breaks down coding issues into manageable steps.
Project-based learning for real-world skills
90% of students complete relevant coding projects.
Flexible lesson scheduling
90% of students find it easy to schedule lessons.

Computer Science concept taught by Faria
Faria guided Evan through his Python project, addressing professor feedback on filtering, descriptions, and code presentation. They debugged the Python code in Jupyter Notebook, focusing on RAM issues and file paths, and discussed integrating interactive charts with Streamlit. Faria assigned pushing code to GitHub as homework and will provide book recommendations for Python theory; their next lesson is scheduled for Tuesday.
Streamlit Installation
Python Code Improvement
File Management in Jupyter Notebook
GitHub Pushing
Troubleshooting Code Errors
Faria and a learner, who is pursuing a degree in digital media at the Los Angeles Film School in Hollywood, collaborated on debugging a city bike mapping project, addressing issues with data point display and map layers. They reviewed and modified code, and the learner successfully force-pushed the updated project to GitHub. Their next lesson was rescheduled to Monday to complete sections 2.6 and 2.7 due to scheduling conflicts.
GitHub Project Management
Git Force Push
Geospatial Plotting
Troubleshooting Code
HTML Map Display Issues
Faria assisted Evan with resolving Git repository connection issues and troubleshooting a Kepler GL map visualization problem. They worked through Git commands and Kepler GL configurations, addressing errors and making incremental progress. They plan to continue troubleshooting GitHub and Kepler GL issues in the next session, potentially on Sunday, and will use a shared Google Doc for easier code sharing.
File Naming Conventions
GitHub Repository Issues
Kepler GL Configuration
Git Commands
GitHub Desktop
Congruent Triangles
Problem Solving Techniques
Equilateral Triangles
Sector Area
Arc Length
Circumference of a Circle
Area of a Circle
Faria and Evan collaborated on a data analysis project, focusing on visualizing bike trip data using Python and Seaborn. They worked through coding exercises to create box plots, line plots, and facet grids, while also troubleshooting Git repository issues. They decided to address persistent Git issues in the next session by creating a new repository and individually uploading project versions.
Trip Count Calculation
Member vs. Casual Rider Analysis
Resetting Index in DataFrames
Facet Grids for Data Visualization
Git Troubleshooting
Converting Date Formats
Faria tutored Max on calculating the circumference and area of circles, including word problems and finding the area of a sector. Max practiced applying the formulas and converting units, with Faria correcting his mistakes and reinforcing the concepts. They plan to continue practicing similar problems in the next session, including a more challenging problem involving sector areas.
Circumference and Area Formulas
Area of a Sector
Unit Conversions
Pythagorean Theorem in Circles
Fractions and Mixed Numbers
Problem Solving Strategies
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Teaching tools used by tutor
PyCharm
Xcode
Jupyter Notebook
Google Colab
Visual Studio Code
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