Mathematics Tutor from Thapar Institute - Advanced Math Lessons

Dr. Kaur introduced asynchronous programming concepts in JavaScript, including synchronous vs. asynchronous execution, callbacks, and promises. However, after the learner expressed difficulty, the lesson shifted to reviewing basic JavaScript concepts like variables and conditional statements. The individual will practice examples from a new textbook up to conditional statements, and Dr. Kaur will provide hands-on demonstrations in the next lesson, focusing on conditionals. This foundational work is crucial for the learner, who is continuing their programming journey from New York City.

Dr. Kaur assisted a student from San Joaquin Delta College with understanding C++ debugging in VS Code, covering breakpoints, step-by-step execution, and debugging commands like "Step Over," "Step Into," and "Step Out." They also discussed file input and output concepts. The learner will email Dr. Kaur the course schedule and any specific questions before their next lesson, where they will continue practicing debugging and cover statistics.

Dr. Kaur guided Nashita through a detailed Python lesson focused on strings, covering their creation, indexing, slicing, concatenation, repetition, various string methods, formatting, and escape characters. Nashita gained practical experience by working through examples of string manipulation and formatting. They concluded by scheduling their next lesson for Friday, with plans to explore if/else statements and loops after Nashita's upcoming break.

Dr. Kaur tutored a student on JavaScript, focusing on building a Jeopardy game using API calls and jQuery. They covered configuration settings, API helper functions for fetching and filtering data, and rendering the game board. Due to the student's unfamiliarity with jQuery, they decided to shift the focus to basic JavaScript concepts in future lessons, using their Springboard course content as a guide. Dr. Kaur will review the course material before the next lesson, which will be beneficial for the student, who is currently pursuing studies at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem.

Dr. Kaur tutored a student from Dallas College – Grand Prairie Campus on web development basics, focusing on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, to prepare them for a JavaScript assignment involving the creation of a Jeopardy game. They covered HTML structure, CSS styling, and basic JavaScript functionality, including event handling. The learner will review the materials and complete the HTML structure for the Jeopardy game, and they scheduled a follow-up lesson to continue with JavaScript and styling.

Nashita received assistance from Dr. Kaur during a Python test review, where they delved into topics such as floor division, boolean operations, function definitions, exception handling, and type casting. To further her understanding of Python, Nashita was assigned chapters from "Python Crash Course" and "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python". They've rescheduled their next lesson for Tuesday, with Dr. Kaur planning to send the test solutions and lecture notes via email.