AATC Tutors provide support for students enrolled in MAT12, 16, 17, and 21
OASIS Appointments: If it is your first time making a tutoring appointment, please start by reading these brief instructions.
All AATC services are offered remotely for winter 2021 and spring 2021.
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OASIS Appointments: If it is your first time making a tutoring appointment, please start by reading these brief instructions.
Course | AATC Support | Days and Times | Specialist/Tutor |
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MAT21D | Register for Workshops on Zoom | M,W 4 - 6 p.m. | Jared |
MAT22A | Register for Workshops on Zoom | M,W 1:10 - 2 p.m. | Casey |
MAT22B | Register for Workshops on Zoom | M,W 3:10 - 4 p.m. | Casey |
The following courses are not searchable by name in Schedule Builder; search for the CNR. CO-17 courses will appear as "CO-16" in Schedule Builder.
AATC Specialists will be teaching all pre and co classes remotely for winter 2021. Times listed are for live/synchronous sessions. Students are encouraged to email the Specialist to add with a PTA if there are any scheduling conflicts with the live sessions.
All courses are graded with P/NP grading. MAT000D, WLD910, and WLD920 all carry 3 workload units, while all co-classes carry 1 workload unit. For questions about these classes or enrollment, please contact Sara Hawkes
The following courses are not searchable by name in Schedule Builder; search for the CNR. CO-17 courses will appear as "CO-16" in Schedule Builder.
AATC Specialists will be teaching all pre and co classes remotely for spring 2021. Times listed are for live/synchronous sessions. Students are encouraged to email the Specialist to add with a PTA if there are any scheduling conflicts with the live sessions.
All co-classes count for 1 workload unit. WLD910 (Pre 16/17) counts as 3 workload units.
The team of Math Specialists offer workload precalculus as well as a full list of co-calculus courses. Enroll on Schedule Builder, or email the instructor to be added to canvas without enrolling.
Visit our VIDEO catalog by course and textbook section for a quick review or example problem any time.
Current Math Specialists are working from home:Casey,
Claire,
Duff,
Grant,
James, and
Sara
Visit our VIDEO catalog by course and textbook section for a quick review or example problem any time.
MAT 16 Series, including pre-calc - Grant's Website | Sara's Website
MAT 17 Series, including pre-calc - Grant's Website | Sara's Website | 17B Content Review | 17C Content Review
R-Studio for MAT17: Instructions for plotting
MAT 21 Series, including pre-calc - Grant's Website |Duff's website | 21B Content Review
MAT 22 Series - Casey's Website
Math Specialists and graduate students teach sections of MATB, MATD, and workload Precalculus. These courses each carry 3 workload units which to not count toward graduation, but do count toward full-time status and minimum progress.
Topics covered include:properties of numbers, exponents and radicals, graphing coordinates, linear equations and inequalities, graphing lines, properties of polynomials, factoring polynomials. A skills assessment in given on the first day of class to determine areas for focus.
Topics covered include:polynomials, systems of linear and nonlinear equations, exponent rules, rational exponents, radical equations, factoring, rational expressions, linear and non-linear inequalities, absolute values, the coordinate plane, graphing lines and parabolas, and a brief introduction to exponential and logarithmic functions (exponentials and logarithmic functions are covered more in-depth in precalculus).
Topics covered include:graphing lines, parabolas, and circles; optimization; exponents, radicals, logarithms, and log laws; simple and compound interest; exponential growth and decay; graphing absolute value, logarithmic, and exponential functions; piecewise functions; graphing polynomials and rational functions; composition of functions and inverses; difference quotients; domain and range; and trigonometry, including right triangle applications, the unit circle, radian and degree measures, trig graphs, trig identities, and simple trig equations.
There are no set cutoffs for placement into MATB, MATD, and WLD910. Instead, we have developed a flowchart (below) to help get students in the right part of their path toward success in Calculus.
MATB and MATD are searchable in Schedule Builder. For other Schedules and CRNs please see Pre and Co classes tab below. For questions, contact Sara Hawkes.
Math Placement Exam Review Videos - Math Jumpstart Video Library
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