ABOUT ME
I love teaching
I have been teaching for over twenty years. I have always enjoyed teaching Mathematics and Computer Science, the two best disciplines to advance the human condition! They both use logic, algorithms, and analytical skills.
Want to learn about Computer Graphics? Learn linear algebra.
How about modeling and data analysis? Learn about matrices and vectors.
Want to know about cryptography, cryptanalysis, and cryptology? Number theory is a good start.
Learn algebra to see how Boolean algebra and logic gates work in computers.
Comupter scinece allows you to create anything you dream up, it allows you to help others and it helps you to be successful; whether you want to be a doctor, a lawyer, or a journalist. You can build a website, a program, a video game, or an app to keep up with your fitness. Coding is awesome and very creative!
Namrata Pandya
The internationally recognized Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
(IMSA) develops creative, ethical
leaders in science, technology,
engineering and mathematics. As a
teaching and learning laboratory
created by the State of Illinois, IMSA
enrolls academically talented Illinois
students (grades 10-12) in its advanced,
residential college preparatory program,
and it serves thousands of educators
and students in Illinois and beyond
through innovative instructional
programs that foster imagination and
inquiry. IMSA also advances education
through research, groundbreaking
ventures and strategic partnerships. Visit IMSA at
www.imsa.edu
I'm really good at:
Object Oriented Programming using Java
Web Technologies and Advanced Web Technologies
Linux, Cyber Security and Android App development
Mathematical Investigations: I, II, III, IV
Computer Science Courses
Here are the courses we offer at IMSA.
Computer Science Inquiry |
Object Oriented Programming |
Web Technologies |
| Advanced Programming using Java |
Linux and Cyber Security |
Machine Learning |
| MicroProcessor Programming |
Android Apps Development |
Independent study for a chosen topic |
I teach 4 courses each semester and have taught most of the above courses multiple times
My favorite is Object Oriented Programming!
