Chenuka Garusinghe

My lessons in programming and computer science are designed to be interactive, engaging, and tailored to the needs of each student, regardless of their experience level. Here's a brief overview:

Format and Structure:

Interactive Lectures: I use a mix of presentations and live coding sessions to explain concepts. This helps in visualizing both the theoretical and practical aspects of programming and computer science.

Hands-On Practice: Students will work on coding exercises and projects during and after the class to apply what they've learned. This includes problem-solving, building applications, and experimenting with different technologies.
Regular Assessments: To track progress, there will be quizzes and assignments. Feedback is provided to help students improve.

Content and Topics:
Fundamentals of Programming: Basics of languages like Python, Java, or JavaScript; understanding syntax, control structures, data types, and algorithms.
Advanced Topics: For more experienced students, we delve into advanced areas like data structures, algorithms, web development, and software engineering principles.
Trending Technologies: Exposure to AI, machine learning, and other cutting-edge fields in computer science.

My experience in the field is also growing and my active engagement in it allows me to stay up to date with the recent developments in computer science and the arts of programming. I've worked with multiple languages and frameworks and built a few projects to get a custom to what my students would also inevitably have to do so that I can better guide them to a desired career of their choice in computer science.