Many engineering students struggle with challenging subjects and find certain concepts confusing. Some understand the theory but have difficulty applying it to exercises, while others are unsure how to approach the development of a project. The purpose of my classes is to help students gain the confidence and skills needed to succeed in exams, complete their assignments, and prepare for their professional careers. I assess each student’s strengths and weaknesses and guide them step by step in developing solid problem-solving abilities. We work interactively, beginning with simple tasks and progressively moving toward more complex challenges. With 26 years of experience teaching in this field, I can quickly identify learning gaps and apply the most effective strategies to ensure students achieve the best possible results—always considering the demanding nature of engineering programs. Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Robotics, Programming, Electrical Circuits Theory, Signals and Systems, Linear Control, Digital and Analog Circuits, Amplifiers, Transistors, Diodes, Direct Current, Alternative Current, Three-Phase, Logic Circuits, Combinational and Sequential Circuits, Hardware, VHDL Optimization, Modeling, Design and prototyping Projects, Physics, Mathematics, Calculus, Algebra