First-Year CS Math Tutoring

I need clear, patient tutoring and thorough explanations for the “Math for Computer Science” portion of my first-year course. Core areas include discrete math fundamentals—logic and proofs, set theory, relations, functions, combinatorics, basic graph theory, and the mathematical reasoning that underpins introductory algorithms.

The help is needed right away, so availability for quick-start online sessions (Zoom, Meet, or a shared whiteboard platform) is essential. I learn best through worked examples and step-by-step reasoning, so each session should pair concise concept overviews with plenty of practice problems we solve together.

Deliverables
• Live interactive sessions starting this week
• Brief post-session notes or annotated whiteboard screenshots summarizing key ideas
• A short set of practice questions after every meeting to confirm understanding

Acceptance criteria: by the end of each lesson I should be able to tackle the provided practice questions unaided and explain the underlying method back to you. If you’re confident teaching first-year CS math at this pace, let’s get started immediately.