Robinson - Basic computer skills tutor - London
Robinson - Basic computer skills tutor - London

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Robinson - Basic computer skills tutor - London

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  • Basic computer skills
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • Computer networks
  • Telecommunications
  • Android

A Network Engineer also offering software engineering skills up to university level

  • Basic computer skills
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • Computer networks
  • Telecommunications
  • Android

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About Robinson

I am a network Engineer (CCNP) and a degree in computer Science. Am also a software developer in strong knowledge skills in HTML, CSS, PHP, JAVA, C++. That help in software creation.
I will help you built that website from scratch.

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  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Matric/GCSE
  • +13
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  • English

Languages in which the lesson is available :

English

I like to keep it simple when I've taught introductory classes. I generally start with algorithms, written in natural language. The one I've found most useful (for demonstrative purposes) is 'tell a 5yr old how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich'. To illustrate, I will bring in a knife, a loaf of sliced bread, a jar of jelly, and a jar of peanut butter - and then use the descriptions (algorithms) proposed by the students - following them exactly, without deviation. 90%+ of the descriptions will fail, due to assumptions that humans make about behavior. The point of the exercise is to show how much detail an algorithm must have in order to be successfully executed.
I try to stay away from specific programming languages because I find that once a student starts writing code first (as opposed to algorithms), the limitations imposed by the language will directly affect the way the student solves the problem.

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  • 5h: R2208
  • 10h: R4416

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