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Distance Tutoring: Computer Programming

LIVE ONLINE COMPUTER PROGRAMMING TUTORING

Computer Programming Tutoring - Click here to join a live computer programming tutoring session with Valencia tutors.  Once you have joined, you will be greeted by a moderator to get connected with a tutor for your course.

Click here to review our Student Guidelines and Expectations before meeting with a tutor.
  • The goal of Learning Support is to help every student become an independent learner.  By following the guidelines below, students will cultivate independent problem-solving skills and help maintain a positive learning community.
  • I (the student) understand when I attend an online tutoring session, I will engage in the session by asking questions to help me better understand the topic being discussed by listening to the tutor and observing the virtual white board and chat. 
  • I will show respect to all students, staff, and faculty in the online tutoring space.  I will wait my turn for help and not interrupt the tutor while they are helping another student.  I understand that the online tutoring sessions are open to all students, and I may not be the only student participating. 
  • I will come prepared with my notes, textbook, and any other class materials from my professor.  This will guide the tutor in providing the most appropriate assistance.
  • I will come with specific questions or concepts that I need help with. 
  • I will show that I have attempted the work on my own before asking for help.  The tutor may suggest that I work on sample problems and return later for additional help and to check my understanding of the concept.
  • I will be engaged and active in my discussions with the tutor.  I may be asked to complete additional readings or problems to supplement my learning.
  • The tutor will not do my work for me.  Attending tutoring does not guarantee a passing grade.  However, participating in academic support like tutoring or group study sessions helps students develop a deeper understanding of course content.
  • I will not plagiarize.  This includes but is not limited to presenting someone else's work or ideas as my own, cheating, furnishing false information, alteration or misuse of documents, and misuse of identification with intent to defraud or deceive (see Student Code of Conduct policy 6Hx28:10-16).
  • I will abide by Valencia College's Student Code of Conduct.  https://catalog.valenciacollege.edu/academicpoliciesprocedures/studentcodeofconduct/

HOURS OF OPERATION - Fall 2022

General Hours for Live Tutoring

  • Monday - Friday: 10:00am - 9:00pm
  • Saturday & Sunday: 11:00am - 7:00pm

Click here to see course specific tutoring hours or when your favorite tutor is scheduled.  Use the key below to identify tutors that can speak another language on the schedule (All designations in parenthesis after staff name and separated by commas).

PERT = PERT AAF = AAF A = Arabic ASL = American Sign Language B = Bengali
Bu = Burmese C =  (Haitian) Creole D = Dutch Fr = French G = Gujarati
H = Hindi I = Italian J = Japanese MA = Moroccan Arabic P = Portuguese
Pe = Persian/Farci R = Russian S = Spanish T = Tagalog/Filipino  

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

  • Code.org - Features hour-long programming sessions for students of all ages and levels of knowledge
  • Khan Academy - Computer Programming Videos
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