So, I am looking for a Tutor. Must have a sense of humor.
Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:46 pm
So, basically I am looking for a tutor for programming (C++).
Over time I have found myself fortunate enough to find willing people who have worked with me in helping to progress in coding. Falco suggested that I may be able to find somebody on the forums (avansc and M_D_K were mentioned as people who have tutored in the past) who has the time and could use some funds. I am 19 and have a deep interest in game programming. On and off I have taught myself bits of c++, to the point of very basic 2d graphics (a moving image controlled by arrows with a "laser" blast projectile effect using SFML, a very horrible pong clone, etc).
I want to pursue a career in game programming/design. My biggest problem has been staying on track and motivated. I need a tutor who is patient, as I can be a little impatient. I also have trouble sticking to one idea, but I am working on that.
Methods I have used in the past for this Include mixtures of Skype and Collab Edit (http://collabedit.com/).
I would be looking to meet (through whatever methods are decided on) a few times a week. Fees negotiable.
Thanks to all.
Over time I have found myself fortunate enough to find willing people who have worked with me in helping to progress in coding. Falco suggested that I may be able to find somebody on the forums (avansc and M_D_K were mentioned as people who have tutored in the past) who has the time and could use some funds. I am 19 and have a deep interest in game programming. On and off I have taught myself bits of c++, to the point of very basic 2d graphics (a moving image controlled by arrows with a "laser" blast projectile effect using SFML, a very horrible pong clone, etc).
I want to pursue a career in game programming/design. My biggest problem has been staying on track and motivated. I need a tutor who is patient, as I can be a little impatient. I also have trouble sticking to one idea, but I am working on that.
Methods I have used in the past for this Include mixtures of Skype and Collab Edit (http://collabedit.com/).
I would be looking to meet (through whatever methods are decided on) a few times a week. Fees negotiable.
Thanks to all.