Savita A.

Years of Experience in Computer Networking classes

10

Years of Experience in C++ Language Classes

10

Teaching Experience in detail in C++ Language Classes

My method focuses on problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and practical implementation of coding concepts. I ensure learners understand both functionality and best-use scenarios. My sessions are interactive, visually supported, and adapted to diverse learning styles. I aim not just to teach software mechanics but to foster digital independence and fluency for personal, academic, and professional empowerment.

Years of Experience in Computer Classes

10

Years of Experience in Linux Training

10

Teaching Experience in detail in Linux Training

"I have taught Linux fundamentals with a focus on empowering learners to navigate open-source environments confidently. My instruction includes both theoretical foundations and hands-on exposure to real Linux systems, typically through distributions like Ubuntu and CentOS. I begin by guiding learners through the Linux file system hierarchy, essential shell commands, and terminal navigation. Emphasis is placed on understanding user roles, permissions, and basic system operations. I ensure learners grasp concepts such as directory structures, file handling (ls, cd, mv, cp, rm), and the power of command-line tools. My sessions also include the use of text editors like nano and vim, basic scripting using bash, and an introduction to package management (apt, yum). I incorporate practical activities like creating and managing users, monitoring system performance, and editing configuration files to give learners confidence in real-world tasks. Additionally, I encourage curiosity and experimentation by setting up simple project-based exercises—such as writing bash scripts to automate tasks, exploring cron jobs, or setting up basic network configurations. I also emphasize open-source values and the collaborative ethos of Linux. My teaching style is interactive and adaptive, often supported by live demos, visual guides, and sandbox environments for safe practice. The goal is always to foster not just technical competence, but also a mindset of exploration and resourcefulness in Linux systems."