My teaching philosophy revolves around making computer science concepts not just understandable, but also practical and relatable. I firmly believe that learning by doing is the most effective approach. To achieve this, my classes are a dynamic blend of theory and hands-on experience. I emphasize the importance of practical examples, showcasing how the theories we discuss are applied in real-world scenarios. Debugging, a critical skill, is a centerpiece of my teaching. I guide students through real-world debugging exercises, where they tackle actual coding challenges, learn to identify and fix errors, and develop a resilient problem-solving mindset. In addition, I take a deep-dive approach to explain topics, ensuring students grasp the underlying principles thoroughly. By fostering a strong foundation and practical skills, I aim to equip my students not only with knowledge but also with the ability to confidently navigate the complexities of computer science in their academic and professional journeys. My goal is to empower them to thrive in the tech-driven world, armed with practical expertise, problem-solving prowess, and a profound understanding of the subject matter.