Math 10560 Help

Help is available from many sources. In general you should seek help when you do not understand a concept or have difficulty completing your homework or when you work on old exam questions. There are a number of places on the list below where you can drop in to discuss such problem, in particular your instructor's office hours, the math 10560 help room, your tutor's office hours, the tutors at the Mathematics library, 7-11p.m. S-Th, or the drop in session for Math 10560 at the Learning resource center.

In the event that your grades are not at your desired level, it is strongly recommended that you get help on a weekly basis. You may choose to attend the office hours of your instructor or tutor, the calculus help room for math 10560, find a tutor at the math library or you may sign up for a tutoring session, a collaborative learning session or a help session at CoMo through First Year of Studies.

 

Those whose grades fall below a C (usually 70%) will be advised to join a weekly coaching session on Sunday evening at the Mathematics library. You will be notified by e-mail and asked to join a group. These sessions will be run by tutors who will help you find your individual weaknesses and help you develop a study plan to improve your grade.

Office Hours: Instructors

(Please visit the office hours of your class instructor only)

 

Instructor	Day	Time	Location	Section
Annette Pilkington	Wed. Fri.	5-6 p.m. 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.	218 Hayes-Healy	01, 04
Darlayne Addabbo	Wed.	5-7 p.m.	279 Hurley	02, 05
Sam Evens	Mon. Fri.	12-1 p.m. 1-2 p.m.	222 Hayes-Healy	03
Kathryn Burton	Mon. Wed.	3-4 p.m. 2-3 p.m.	217 Hayes-Healy	06
Greg Cousins	Mon. Wed.	5-6 p.m. 5-6 p.m.	221 Hayes-Healy	07

 

Office Hours: Tutors

 

Math 10560 Help room

All tutors at the Math 10560 Help room are teaching assistants for our course with lots of experience in tutoring and teaching calculus. Monday's help session will focus on preparation for Tuesday's tutorial when applicable.

 

Tutoring at The Mathematics Library

The mathematics library has tutors available from

Sunday through Thursday, 7-11 p.m.

(Details will follow later in the semester)

 

Help is also available through the

Learning Resource center of The First Year of Studies:

The First Year of Studies' Learning Resource Center (LRC), located in Room 228 Coleman-Morse Center, offers several types of help for First Year Students. The LRC provides Tutoring, Collaborative Learning, and walk-in weekly Help Sessions.

Math 10560	Day	Time	Location	Section
Collaborative Learning	TBA	TBA	TBA	all
Help Session	TBA	TBA	TBA	all
Help for Students with no High School Calculus	TBA	TBA	TBA	all

Sign‐up   Instructions:   To   sign   up,   please   visit   the   LRC   window   in   228   Coleman-Morse,   or   send   an   email   to   flrc@nd.edu.  

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Learning Resource Center