Srividhya C.

Over the past two years of my degree, I’ve developed a strong command of core engineering fundamentals—especially in mathematics (calculus, linear algebra), physics (mechanics, electromagnetism), and key computer science subjects (data structures, algorithms, programming in C/C++, Python).

My tutoring experience began when I volunteered as a peer mentor in my department’s study‑hall program. Since then I’ve:

One‑on‑One & Small Group Sessions: Helped over 30 underclassmen grasp challenging concepts in Digital Logic, Discrete Mathematics, and Object‑Oriented Programming.

Project Guidance: Assisted juniors on lab assignments and mini‑projects—debugging code, circuit simulations, and report writing.

Exam/Test Prep: Led focused review workshops for midterms and finals, creating custom problem sets and “cheat sheets” that boosted class averages by 10–15%.

I adapt my approach to each student’s learning style—whether that means walking through live coding examples, drawing circuit diagrams on a whiteboard, or breaking abstract theory down into everyday analogies. My goal is not just to help solve the next homework problem, but to build the problem‑solving habits and confidence that will empower them through the rest of their engineering journey.