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Experienced Oxford University Mathematician and tutor, specialized in guiding students through Oxbridge admissions and preparing them for A-Level and IB examinations. With a strong academic background in the International Baccalaureate program, I offer years of expertise in mentoring students to achieve academic excellence.
Oxford University - BA Mathematics
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My name is Talha and I have been teaching IB Maths, Physics and Computer Science for the past 10 years. As a qualified teacher and IBDP examiner, I am able to give students a high level of support. Other than teaching, I use mathematical equations to sketch faces, shapes — you name it, on Geogebra which would help students to learn and relate math with the arts.
Qualified Teacher | Examiner | MMaths
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Talha
I am pursuing a Computer Science degree at Cambridge University. I've tutored over 60 students in mathematics and computer science, focusing on university admissions prep. My expertise includes STEP and TMUA exams and comprehensive support in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, and Computer Science at A-Level, IB, and GCSE/IGCSE levels.
Cambridge University - BA Computer Science
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Hi, I'm Erin, an MIT Computer Science major with a passion for blending technology with the arts and social reform. I've excelled in competitions, from CyberPatriot to FBLA, and contributed to projects in web development and data visualization. I teach programming, machine learning, and more, using my diverse skills to inspire and educate in a digital world.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - BS Computer Science
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Erin
I am Azita and I am currently a Senior Computer Science Lecturer at University of Hertfordshire, UK. I am a Network Engineer and Cisco Trainer with years of experience of setting up and running the new programmes based on the latest technologies in the Networking field. I am always keen in learning and having an effective customer service skill, with a positive attitude. A team player!
Oxford University - DPhil Psychiatry
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How Our Tutors Help with IB Computer Science
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Mastering Syllabus Content: Our tutors break down the IB Computer Science syllabus, covering essential topics like system fundamentals, computer organization, and networks.
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Algorithm Development: Receive expert guidance on designing and analyzing algorithms, a key component of the IB Computer Science curriculum.
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Programming Skills: Enhance your proficiency in Java, the primary language for IB Computer Science, with focused coding exercises and projects.
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Internal Assessment Support: Get personalized assistance with your Internal Assessment, including topic selection, project planning, and detailed feedback to meet IB criteria.
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Exam Preparation: Learn exam-specific strategies for Paper 1 (Theory) and Paper 2 (Java programming), ensuring you can confidently tackle both multiple-choice and extended response questions.
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System Fundamentals: Understanding computer hardware, software, and system resources.
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Computer Organization: In-depth study of computer architecture, memory, and data representation.
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Networks: Learning about network types, protocols, and data transmission.
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Computational Thinking: Developing problem-solving skills and algorithmic thinking.
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Programming: Mastery of Java, the primary language for IB Computer Science, including practical coding exercises.
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Data Structures and Algorithms: Exploring arrays, linked lists, trees, and algorithm efficiency.
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Databases: Introduction to database design, SQL, and data management.
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Ethical and Social Issues: Examining the impact of technology on society and ethical considerations.
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Internal Assessment: Completing a project that demonstrates programming skills and understanding of course content.
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Optional Topics: Advanced studies in areas like abstract data structures, resource management, control systems, and web science.
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Our IB Computer Science tutors use a range of specialized resources tailored to the IB curriculum:
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IB Computer Science Course Book: Official textbooks aligned with the IB syllabus.
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IB Past Papers: Authentic IB exam papers for practice and familiarization with exam formats.
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Java Programming Platforms: Online tools like repl.it for coding practice and project development.
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Algorithm Visualization Tools: Resources like VisuAlgo to help visualize and understand complex algorithms.
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Cisco Packet Tracer: For hands-on experience with network simulation and configuration.
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IA Guides and Examples: Detailed guides and high-scoring Internal Assessment samples for project reference.
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Topic-Specific Worksheets: Custom-created materials focusing on key syllabus areas such as data structures and computer organization.
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IB Computer Science is examined through a combination of written exams and an Internal Assessment (IA):
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Paper 1 (2 hours): This written exam covers core topics such as system fundamentals, computer organization, networks, computational thinking, and Java programming. It includes a mix of multiple-choice, short-answer, and extended-response questions.
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Paper 2 (1 hour 30 minutes): Focuses on Java programming and problem-solving. Students are required to write and analyze code, demonstrating their programming skills and understanding of algorithms and data structures.
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Paper 3 (1 hour): For Higher Level (HL) students only, this paper covers one of the optional topics in-depth, such as abstract data structures, web science, or control systems.
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Internal Assessment (IA): A practical project where students develop a solution to a real-world problem using Java. This project demonstrates their ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios and is assessed internally by teachers and moderated by the IB.
This combination of exams and practical projects ensures students are thoroughly evaluated on both their theoretical understanding and practical application of computer science principles.
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