Help Room

 

Quick access to knowledgeable individuals 

We are available for simple questions related to development environments, programming language syntax, and logic errors. Our Help Room staff will help you understand the specific requirements of programming assignments. They will not help you design solutions to assignments. If you have questions about program design ask the course TA or instructor.

We can answer questions about:

• Programming assignments for courses using languages such as Java, Python, C, and C++
• Discrete mathematics 

If you are taking  CS 1160, 1180, 1181, 1200, 2200, CEG 2170, and MTH 2570, we will attempt to help you.

Programming and Discrete Math Help Room

Location: 314 Russ Engineering Center

Schedule

For hours, see schedule on door or refer to pinned messages on the CSE Department Discord Server in the CS Help Room channel

Dr. Taylor's Informal Help Room

Dr. Ronald F. Taylor is available to help students who are taking CS 2200 Discrete Structures and Their Algorithms and CS 1160 Introduction to Computer Programming (Python).

Areas of help are:

• understanding the importance of discrete mathematics in Computer Science & Engineering
• how to improve comprehension
• basic math problem solving and study skills
• how to develop a computer code starting with a basic problem statement

If you are exploring short and long-range options for your major, Dr. Taylor will also be available to meet with you for informal advising.

Russ Center 431 Office Hours (second half Fall 2023 semester)

Mon  3:30 p.m. -  5:00 p.m.
Wed  3:30 p.m. -  5:00 p.m.
Thu 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Please confirm an appointment day and time by first sending an email to ronald.taylor@wright.edu.

Additional information is available at https://people.wright.edu/ronald.taylor.