Tutoring and Resources by Course
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Tutoring and Resources by Course
Math 1050, 1075
Math 1125/26
Instructors hold shared office hours in Cockins Hall 142.
See your Carmen page for Zoom links and hours.
Math 1130/31
Math 1120/21, 1148/49, 1150
Tutoring
Interactive Online Content
Algebra and Trigonometry Workshops
Handouts
Math 1140/41, 1151, 1156
Tutoring
Interactive Online Content
Handouts
Math 1152, 1172
Tutoring
Interactive Online Content
Handouts
Math 2153, 2173, 2177
Math 2174, 2255, 2415, 2568
Tutoring
Math 3345
Tutoring
Types of Tutoring and Course Resources
Drop-in tutoring is often used when students need help on some of their homework problems. Our tutor rooms are a great place to work on math homework or study for exams. Students often use the space like a library with the added benefit of a tutor or peers nearby. Our tutors focus not only on helping you solve the problem at hand, but also work with you to build your understanding and knowledge to prepare you for exams.
Appointments are for when you need more assistance than you're able to receive in drop-in tutoring or office hours. For example, students who find they regularly need help on more than half the homework problems.
These workshops will summarize and synthesize some of the most difficult or most important concepts in your course. These workshops are highly interactive experiences. You will be asked to solve problems before seeing the solutions. As you go through the lesson, keep a look out for buttons which will lead you to more information. You can go through the whole workshop or jump straight to the part you are having difficulty with.
You will get the most out of this workshop if you actively engage with the materials. A workshop handout is available for you to take notes. We strongly suggest working through the workshop with a group of friends from your class if possible.
Online lessons are the replacements for lectures in the department's online and hybrid courses. (Students in such courses should access their lessons through Carmen to ensure they receive a grade.)
These online, interactive lessons give you the option of reviewing the content from an entire section or jumping right to the problem type or material you are having trouble with. Built in quick-quizzes let you know if you are understanding the material. Numerous video examples will strengthen your understanding. Summary slides will help you remember the important points.