Mohamed Asif

I specialize in teaching Python, Machine Learning, and Data Science. I bring 9 years of experience in both software development and training. My journey started with a deep passion for problem-solving, and it evolved into a full-fledged career in development before transitioning into teaching.

I completed my Master of Computer Applications (M.C.A.) from Sona College of Technology in 2006, where I secured 72%. Since then, I’ve worked in the software industry where I was involved in real-time project development, giving me a strong grasp of how technology works in a practical environment.

My teaching is completely rooted in real-world applications. I focus heavily on showing how things are implemented—from writing and explaining code to running real-time projects. I believe that students learn best when they’re shown the logic behind the code and its practical use cases.

I prefer conducting online classes because they allow students from various backgrounds and cities to participate. Despite being online, my sessions are interactive and practical, ensuring students stay engaged and actually understand what they’re doing.

Each class is supplemented with detailed PowerPoint presentations and live coding demonstrations. I make sure to walk students through each step, from basic syntax to complex algorithms in machine learning and data analysis. The goal is to build confidence in writing, analyzing, and debugging code.

Although I’m new to teaching independently, I bring a developer’s perspective into every session. I help students learn not just what works, but why it works. This analytical approach has helped many students feel more confident in interviews and real-world challenges.

My aim is to empower learners with real skills they can apply immediately. Whether you're just starting with Python or looking to dive deep into machine learning models, my sessions are designed to make your learning journey productive and rewarding.