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I am a Computer Science academic and IT consultant with over 20 years of international teaching and lecturing experience across universities and schools in Sri Lanka, New Zealand, ... Read more
With over a decade of proven expertise, I combine academic teaching excellence with real-world IT consultancy experience. My strengths lie in bridging theoretical knowledge with pr... Read more
City University
The Royal Institute of Technology
Informatics Academy
University of Colombo
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My son has been studying computer science with Chin for the past year. I can see that he really enjoys learning with him, thanks to Chin’s open-minded attitude towards such a young learner and his fun teaching style. Thank you very much, Chin.
Chin is very friendly, trustworthy, and genuinely wants the best for my son. He is reliable and committed to helping my son succeed in his Computer Science A level.
This tutor is one of the top computer science tutor you will get in Thailand. This tutor has supported me throughout my IB learning.
I provide structured lesson plans, curated worksheets, practice past papers, coding exercises, and step by step tutorials. I also use interactive resources such as online coding platforms, simulations, and visual tools to reinforce understanding. For exam level students, I share revision guides, mark schemes, and exam style practice questions.
I am proficient in Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, and C++. I also have working knowledge of SQL, HTML, CSS, and Bash scripting, which I use in both teaching and real world IT consultancy projects.
I use tools such as VS Code, PyCharm, Google Colab and Replit for coding practice. For computer science theory and exam prep, I use Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and interactive platforms like Kahoot and Quizizz. For database lessons, I use MySQL and SQLite, while networking lessons often involve simulation tools like Cisco Packet Tracer.
I break down complex concepts into smaller, simpler steps, and use analogies to relate them to reallife examples. I also provide one on one support, additional exercises, and alternative explanations using visual aids or hands on activities. Peer learning and group projects are another method I encourage to help students learn collaboratively.
I follow a theory to practice approach: first covering the theoretical background, then immediately applying it through coding exercises, simulations, or problemsolving tasks. For example, after teaching binary shifts, students apply them by writing small programs to manipulate numbers in Python.
Creating a quiz game in Python using loops and conditions. Designing a relational database for a library or store system. Developing a basic website with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Writing pseudocode and flowcharts for everyday problems (e.g., ATM withdrawals or traffic light sequences). Implementing encryption/decryption algorithms using string manipulation.
I encourage curiosity and discussion, and if the question is outside the scope of the lesson, I research it and bring the answer back in the next class. I also promote critical thinking by guiding students to research and find solutions themselves, teaching them how to learn independently.
Yes. I highlight career paths such as software engineering, data science, cybersecurity, web development, AI/ML, cloud computing, IT consultancy, and networking. I also explain the relevance of soft skills like problem solving, teamwork, and communication. For older students, I share guidance on university choices, online certifications, and internships to help them plan their career pathways.
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