While attending high school the wonderful opportunity of tutoring my fellow classmates on a particular subject was given to me, and that particular subject was computer science. Computer science has been my forte since my sophomore year, and finally the opportunity to share my knowledge with others of specific programming languages had came about. Many students at my school see computers as being the object of individuals whom do not have friends. This was until I was able to unlock the world of endless possibilities for them, in the light of programming numerous helpful tools. I have been able to show my fellow classmates how to program and use unique programs that allow them to do everyday class work, such as mathematical equations, entering and saving data, and creating their very own word processor. The idea of tutoring individuals is an experience that allows me, the tutor, to open up and share a particular knowledge to less fortunate students who do not have a complete grasp on the extremely difficult concepts that computer programming brings. Tutoring has had the most meaning to me over the past three years for the very basic fact that my knowledge and experience with computers has helped many students develop an entirely different perspective about the entire computer world. Not only has tutoring enabled me to help a student who despised computers understand them, but tutoring allows me, a student, share what I know about the diverse language and structure of computer programming with my peers and allows me to lend the helping hand when they are in doubt. ...