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> Proper Math Placement: Talk to an advisor in your degree program to ensure that you are taking the right math course. Resources are available to help you prepare for a placement test if needed.
> Seek Your Instructor: Office hours are for your use and benefit. Contact your instructor when you need help or advising.
> Get Help! Check out the University and Math Department resources available to you below.
The department offers tutoring for Mathematics and Statistics in our Math Lab: Science building, room 1046 (SI 1046). This semester we will also offer a few hours per week of remote tutoring via DISCORD to support students who aren’t able to come to campus. Drop in to work on your homework during the scheduled hours below and our tutors on duty will help you as needed.
Our department tutors are students majoring in Mathematics and/or Statistics. To qualify as a tutor for the department, students must have a cumulative GPA in the major of at least 3.00 and must have completed Calculus II or Probability and Statistics. If you’re interested, apply here to be a tutor!
Tutors usually begin working the second week of classes.
In-Person, Science 1046:
Schedule coming soon!
Schedule coming soon!
> Private Tutoring: To request a list of private tutors, contact the Math Department in SI 1022 or at [email protected]. The Department of Mathematics and Statistics keeps this list only as a courtesy to students, but we as a department do not provide individual recommendations. All fees and appointments are to be negotiated between student and tutor.
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.
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a free academic assistance program offered to students in some difficult math courses. SI is not a remedial addition to the course, nor a punitive measure, but rather a chance for students to get some extra practice on typical problems, ask questions, compare notes, and start preparing for exams. Your SI Leader will be available to answer questions, clarify course material, and assist with some of the more challenging aspects of this difficult course.
The primary goal of the SI program is to improve student grades in historically difficult courses. It has been seen over the past years that SI pays off with higher pass rates for those students who attend and use the time to their advantage. SI is free and does not require registration. Simply show up on a regular basis with your course materials and questions.
SI Sessions are open to all students enrolled in MTH 1410 Calculus I, MTH 2410 Calculus II, and MTH 2420 Calculus III.
SI Sessions do not typically run in summer terms.
Check back soon for fall offerings. Click the “SI Program” button above for the full schedule and links to join remote sessions.
Supplemental Academic Instruction (SAI) is a free academic assistance program offered to all students in MTH 1320, Calculus for Management and Social Sciences (Business Calculus).
SAI is a chance for students to get some extra practice on typical problems, ask questions, compare notes, and start preparing for exams. Your SAI Instructor will be available to answer questions, clarify course material, and assist with some of the more challenging aspects of this difficult course.
SAI for MTH 1320 is for any students enrolled in MTH 1320, and, especially, for students who passed MTH 1310 with a C. Students with a previous C in MTH 1310 have historically been more vulnerable in MTH 1320. Over the past several years, 60% of students in this group had to retake MTH 1320 at least once.
Attending SAI regularly can significantly increase your chances of passing MTH 1320 on the first attempt!
For more information, contact Supplemental Instruction Coordinator, Kellie Zolnikov, at [email protected]
Schedule coming soon!
For General Studies Math advising,
Mathematics and Statistics majors should contact:
Leah Butler
[email protected]
Visit Math & Stats Advising Resources Page
All other majors:
Schedule an appointment with Leah in SSC Navigate
or
visit msudenver.edu/advising for advisor contact information
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