There are several types of tutorial services for students taking Mathematics and Computer Science courses:
There is an upper division student available in the Tutor Lab to answer questions and provide explanations. The tutors' "areas of expertise" are listed here and are also posted outside the Math Lab door.
Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
West Science 3810
Phone: 227-1612
Computer Science Tutor Lab: There is an upper division student available to answer questions and provide explanations. Computer Science Laboratory (2311 Jamrich
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Monday
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Michael Musolf | 2:00p - 4:30p |
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Tuesday
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Evan Kyle | 12:00p - 3:00p |
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Wednesday
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Michael Musolf | 2:00p - 4:30p |
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Thursday
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Evan Kyle | 12:00p -1:00p & 2:00p - 3:00p |
Please contact the Department at 227-2020 for more information on the Mathematics and Computer Science Tutor Labs.
Paid Student Tutors: Students who need more help than can be provided in the Math Lab can pay an upper division student for tutorial help. To obtain such a tutor, contact the Math and Computer Science Department at 227-2020 or math_cs@nmu.edu.
University Tutors: The University provides tutoring help for NMU students in any course. A description of All-Campus Tutoring is posted on bulletin boards throughout campus. More information can be obtained from All Campus Tutoring at 227-2971.
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