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Contact UsTutor Lab Hours & Information
Location: SI 1046
Tutoring Schedule, in-person, no appointment necessary:
Mondays & Wednesdays: 10:00 am – 6:00pm
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
> Tutoring is generally for lower-division (1000-2000) level Mathematics and Statistics courses. For upper-division level Mathematics courses, please see tutors’ specific topics.
> Hours listed are on a drop-in basis to work on homework and ask questions about material you are struggling with.
> Our department tutors are students majoring in Mathematics and/or Statistics. To qualify as a department tutor, students must have a cumulative GPA in the major of at least 3.00 and must have completed Calculus II or Probability and Statistics.
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Learn more about our tutors below:
Preferred name: Alan
Pronouns: He/him and they/them
Double Major:Mathematics & Statistical Science
Hours: T/R 9am – 12pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– College Algebra
– Trigonometry
– Proofs
– Differential Equations
– Statistics
– Calculus I
Fun Fact: I have dug up fossils to prepare them for identification at the Denver Museum Of Nature & Science!
Preferred name: Alex
Pronouns: he/him
Major: double-major, Computer Science and Mathematics
Hours: M/W 10:30am-1pm & T/R 9:00-11:00am
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– Algebra
– Calculus I
– Calculus II
– Ordinary Differential Equations
Fun Fact: I have perfect pitch.
Preferred name: Cass
Pronouns: she/her
Major: Mathematics, minor in Computer Science
Hours: M/W 10:00am – 1:00pm & T/R 10:00 am- 2:00pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– College Algebra
– Trigonometry
– Calculus I
– Calculus II
– Calculus III
– Proofs
– Linear algebra
– Differential Equations
Fun Fact: I’m an eagle scout and like the outdoors.
Preferred name: CaoimhínPronouns: they/them
Major: Physics
Hours: M/T 2-4pm & R 1-4pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– College Algebra
– College Trigonometry
– Calculus I
– Calculus II
– Calculus III
– Differential Equations
Fun Fact: I used to be a science teacher! Now I’m back in school and aiming for an astrophysics Ph.D.
Preferred name: Elijah
Pronouns: he/him/his
Major: Mathematics
Hours: M/W 1-2pm and 3:30-6pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– Any 1000s level course
– Calculus II
– Calculus III
– Proofs
– Linear Algebra
– Abstract Algebra I
Fun Fact: I’m from Vegas
Preferred name: Gisselle
Pronouns: She/her and they/them
Major: Math Education
Hours: M/T/W 4-6pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– Proofs
– Algebra
– Trig
– Calculus I
Fun Fact: I like to crochet and knit!
Preferred name: Jeff
Pronouns: he/him/his
Major: Physics (but moving into Applied Math for grad school)
Hours: M/W 1-2pm and 3:30-6pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– Calc I-III
– Differential
– Partial Differential Equations
– College Algebra
– Trig
Fun Fact: I taught handstands and flexibility in the past, and can write with both hands.
Preferred name: Kit
Pronouns: she/her
Major: Statistical Science
Hours: M/W 2-4pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– College Algebra
– Calculus I
– Calculus II
– Statistics
Fun Fact: My absolute favorite thing to do in the whole wide world is standing in a river and go fly fishing.
Name: MiaPronouns: She/Her
Major: Mathematics
Hours:
T 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
R 12:00pm – 2:00pm and 4:00pm-6:00pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
-College Algebra
– Calculus I
– Calculus II
– Calculus III
– Proofs
Fun fact: I make music!!
Preferred name: Milo
Pronouns: he/him
Major: Math with Secondary Education Licensure
Hours: T/R 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Courses/topics I specialize in:
– Calculus I
– Calculus II
– Calculus III
– Calculus based statistics
– Discrete Math
– Differential Equations
– Intro to Proofs
– Linear Algebra
– Integrated Mathematics I
**I am also very comfortable with introductory math courses and work well with students who don’t feel confident in mathematics.
Fun Fact: In my free time I love painting, hiking, and going to concerts and museums.
Study Resources
Khan Academy Video Links for Math Courses
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Decimals, Fractions, & Percentages
Adding & Subtracting Polynomials
Multiplying & Dividing Rational Expressions
Adding & Subtracting Rational Expressions
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Range, Variance, and Standard Deviation
Probability using Combinations
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Distance and Midpoint formulas
Interval Notation, Domain, and Range
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Interval Notation, Domain, and Range
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Supplementary, Complementary, and Vertical Angles
Similar and Congruent Triangles
Angle of Elevation and Depression
Using Trigonometric Identities
Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Solving Trigonometric Equations
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Probability using Sample Spaces
Addition Rules for Probability
Multiplication Rules for Probability
Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean
Confidence Interval for Proportion
Hypothesis Testing with P-Values
Hypothesis Tests for Difference of Means
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.
Khan Academy organizes videos in a string that you will see on the left of the Khan Academy page. Click through the videos and practice problems in the string for more examples on the topic you have selected.
Interval Notation, Domain, and Range
Augmented Matrix of a Linear System
Probability using Sample Spaces
Addition Rules for Probability
Multiplication Rules for Probability
Please Note: These videos are intended for supplemental learning only. They are not produced by our department, so the methods described in each video may not align exactly with methods described by your instructor. Nevertheless, they are an excellent resource for review and practice.