Electrical engineer with 2+ years experience teaches Python, C++ and computer science online, beginners to A Level

Usamah has been my batchmate since high school. We did Cambridge O and A Levels together.

In O levels, we both took science subjects (with Computer Science as an extra subject), and then Science subjects in A levels.

Often times some concept in Math or Computers would confuse me and he would happily guide me, making sure that I understood each part before going to the next step.

In Physics he was deeply energetic when we got to the Electrical section and that's probably why he did Bachelors in Electrical Engineering later.

Even though we took different career paths after A levels, yet he would still help me if I faced any issue related to Computers.

He also guided our mutual friend's younger sister when she got stuck with a programming problem in the Final year project of her CS degree.

I think he's a great teacher especially for Computers and Electrical stuff. You should definitely take a class with him.

I met Usamah at university. Despite him studying Electrical Engineering and my degree being in Marine Engineering, he never hesitated to help or guide me with Arduino and ESP32 projects, especially the harder coding parts.

Often, some concepts seemed confusing to me, but Usamah would break them down into simple steps, building up to the main idea until everything fell into place.

If you're looking for someone good with Electronics and Programming, I'd definitely recommend him, especially if you need someone patient and willing to explain a concept in even simpler terms.

I still remember how he assisted me with my Arduino LFR project, haha.

Usamah is my NUST University class mate. I met him in the second year of my Electrical Engineering degree.

Usamah had a keen interest in the computer science subjects, especially Fundamentals of programming, Object Oriented programming, Data Structure Algorithms, AI and ML.

He often helped me with the coding part of our electrical projects, and we made multiple projects together like ESP32 CAM WiFi operated RC Surveillance vehicle, ESP32 S3 Hand Gesture detection, Python based Projects..

We also worked together on our FYP project Smart Traffic Evaluation And Monitoring (STrEAM), where we worked on CVAT, YOLO, Drones, IP Cams, Pixhawk, Object Detection and Identification technologies.

If you need guidance on any of these, Usamah would be a great resource!

I met Usamah at university.

Despite being my junior, his knowledge of programming and electronics was amazing, and he often assisted me with the electrical side of my Naval Architecture projects.

Not only that, he would then explain what was happening in very simple terms.

I think he's a great resource if you're trying to learn or need guidance in Electrical Engineering or Computer Science subjects and projects.

I’ve known Usamah for a while, and what stands out most is how easy he is to learn from.

He listens carefully, understands where the confusion is, and then explains things in a way that actually makes sense.

He’s also very encouraging, which makes it easier to ask questions without feeling hesitant.

Whether it’s a basic programming concept or something more technical, he takes the time to make sure the person is following along.

I’d happily recommend him to anyone looking for a tutor who is knowledgeable, patient, and easy to communicate with.

Usamah has a strong understanding of programming and is one of those people who can make a difficult topic feel much easier than it first seems.

I’ve personally seen how calmly and clearly he explains problems, especially when someone is stuck or confused.

He is very practical in his approach and focuses on helping you actually understand and apply what you’re learning rather than just memorising things.

I think he would be a great tutor for anyone starting programming or wanting to improve their skills.

I’ve known Usamah for quite some time and have always found him to be patient, approachable, and genuinely good at explaining things.

He has a way of breaking complicated programming concepts into simple steps without making the other person feel overwhelmed.

He doesn’t just give you the answer, he makes sure you understand why something works and is happy to explain it again in a different way if needed.

I’d definitely recommend him to anyone looking for a friendly and supportive programming tutor.