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Tutoring and Academic Support
On this page:
- Engineering Mathematics Help Room
- Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Help Rooms
- Electrical Engineering (EE) Help Room
- Mechanical and Materials Engineering (MME) Help Room
- University Resources
Engineering Mathematics Help Room
The college offers a help room specific for EGR 1010 (Engineering Mathematics). This help room currently also offers academic support for ME 1020 and ME 1040.
Location: 299 Joshi Research Center
- Hours are posted outside the help room door.
Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Help Rooms
The CSE help room staff is available to answer questions related to discrete mathematics and programming languages such as C, Java, and C++.
Location: Varies, see schedules
Electrical Engineering (EE) Help Room
The EE help room staff is available to answer questions related to coursework for EE 2000 (Digital Design with HDL), EE 2010 (Analog Circuit Theory), EE 3210 (Linear Systems I), EE 4000 (Linear Systems II), and EE 3310 Device & Circuits. The schedule is available outside of 250 RC.
Location: 309 Russ Engineering Center
- Hours are posted outside the help room door.
Mechanical and Materials Engineering (MME) Help Room
The MME help room staff is available to answer questions related to coursework for courses listed in the schedule below. For walk-ins only.
Location: ME 1020 and ME 1040 Help Room hours will meet in 299 Joshi Research Center.
- Hours are posted outside the help room door.
University Resources
There are also great resources outside of the College:
- University Writing Center - Located in 122 Student Success Center, this is a full-service writing center where peer tutors can help you with your writing assignments.
- Math Learning Center - Located in 122 Student Success Center, the Math Learning Center can provide you with the help you need for your math classes.
- Supplemental Instruction (SI) - You can review course concepts, improve your study habits, and become better prepared for exams and course assignments. A trained SI student leader, working in consultation with the professor, conducts routine SI group study sessions outside of the class throughout the quarter. If you are enrolled in the class, you may attend as many of the free SI sessions as you desire to review course material and have concepts reinforced.
