Anand Dwivedi
AP Computer Science A explained with engaging techniques
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Anand Dwivedi
Bachelors degree
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Anand - About your AP tutor
I hold a Master's in Computer Applications (MCA) from Rani Durgavati University and am currently pursuing a Ph.D. I am serving as an Assistant Professor, leveraging both my academic insights and industry experience. My proficiency extends to programming languages such as C++, Java, and Python, along with expertise in Android Studio for app development. Additionally, I am actively working with AI and ML technologies and have a strong background in web technologies. My comprehensive skill set allows me to contribute effectively to both academic and professional environments, bridging the gap between theory and practical application.
Anand graduated from MCRPV
AP tutor test prep specialities
Mock Tests
State-Specific Standards (USA)
Homework help
New Zealand Curriculum - NZC (NZ)
Assignment help
AP Scoring Insights
A-Levels (UK)
Concepts learning
Provincial-specific curriculum (CA)
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
College Credit
Next Generation Science Standards - NGSS (USA)
Teaching methodology
My teaching methodology for computer science tutoring, focusing on modern programming languages and JavaScript frameworks, combines personalized learning with practical application. I begin with an initial assessment to tailor a learning plan based on each student's needs, learning style, and goals. The curriculum covers fundamental programming concepts, advanced techniques, and an in-depth exploration of JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js. Emphasizing hands-on coding, real-world projects, and regular code reviews ensures students can apply their knowledge effectively. Continuous feedback through assessments and feedback sessions helps track progress, while resource utilization, including textbooks, online resources, and development tools, enriches the learning experience. Encouraging collaborative learning through discussion forums and study groups, along with targeted exam preparation and assignment assistance, ensures comprehensive support. My approach fosters independent learning, preparing students to excel academically and professionally in computer science.
AP concepts taught by Anand
The session focused on conditional statements in Python, specifically 'if,' 'else,' and 'elif' constructs. The Student practiced writing code using these statements to solve problems such as finding the smaller of two numbers and determining if a number is positive, negative, or zero. The Student is expected to practice with 'if' statements.
If-Else Statements
Flowcharts
Assignment Operator
Simple If Statement
If-Elif-Else Ladder
Comments
Anand tutored an individual on SQL, covering query syntax, data manipulation commands (`CREATE`, `INSERT`, `SELECT`), and inner joins. Anand explained the syntax and demonstrated practical examples in SAS Studio. The learner, who resides in Garden Grove, also began discussing left outer joins, but the lesson ended before completing the topic. They plan to practice and schedule another lesson in a week.
Inner Join
Left Outer Join
Query Syntax
Database vs. Table
Primary Key
Insert Command
Select Command
Anand guided Jaber through a comprehensive Python lesson on lists and tuples, covering their creation, manipulation, and the crucial distinction of mutability. Jaber actively practiced accessing, slicing, and modifying lists, and explored various list methods. To reinforce the concept of immutability, he was assigned the task of implementing list methods with tuples. They concluded by discussing scheduling another lesson to delve into dictionaries, loops, and conditional statements.
Extend Method
Python List
List Mutability
List Indexing
List Slicing
Append Method
Insert Method
Tuple Immutability
Anand Kumar Dwivedi recently guided Shubham Chauhan through the intricacies of Java Collections, with a particular emphasis on Lists, ArrayLists, and LinkedLists. Their discussion delved into the implementation details and key distinctions between ArrayLists and LinkedLists, including practical methods for adding, accessing, and removing elements. Shubham committed to sending past papers from Victoria University of Wellington to aid in exam preparation.
Stack (Data Structure)
ArrayList vs. LinkedList
Dynamic Size (Collections)
List (Java Collection Type)
Collection (Java)
Anand and Kahina's lesson, which aimed to review MS Word functions and practice using Copilot, unfortunately became a troubleshooting session due to Kahina's ongoing technical problems with her mouse and MS Word. After addressing these issues, they decided to reschedule their next meeting for Wednesday, pending Kahina's resolution of the technical difficulties. Kahina committed to practicing the MS Word functions and sharing screenshots with Anand.
MS Word Practice
Resilience
Troubleshooting
Anand assisted Rob in completing a Java assignment by collaboratively coding and debugging a series of classes related to ticket management. Anand guided Rob through creating classes, integrating code snippets, and generating required outputs and screenshots. They scheduled a follow-up session to address the next assignment and Rob will send the assignment details to Anand beforehand.
Screenshotting Execution Endpoints
Inheritance in Java
Java Class Creation
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Mobile joining
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