Asking Questions
The tutors’ job is to help students in the course learn the material. Please do take advantage of the tutoring when you need help, but always be aware that it is your responsibility to have done all relevant readings, labs, and CloudCoder exercises before you ask the tutors for assistance. Be sure to read the How to ask for help document.
Evening Sessions (Monday through Thursday, 6:00 to 8:30)
Drop-in tutoring sessions will be held Monday through Thursday from 6:00 to 8:30. These sessions are a great way to get help with labs, assignments, or anything else you have questions about.
Important: Be aware that the evening sessions can be very busy close to an assignment deadline. Your best bet is to start assignments early and ask questions early to avoid the rush.
- Monday (KEC 123): Kaitlyn Graf, Marie Kiley, Back-ups: Ed Nardo
- Tuesday (KEC 124): Kate Kennelly, Ed Nardo, Back-ups: Christian DeShong, Rob Politi
- Wednesday (KEC 123): Kaitlyn Graf / Ed Nardo, Marie Kiley, Back-ups:
- Thursday (KEC 124): Kate Kennelly, Christian DeShong, Back-ups: Marie Kiley, Rob Politi
In-Class Tutoring
We will have in-class tutors this year for assistance with the labs and assignments. Those tutors will be available for the last 30 minutes of each class, and will remain for much of the 45 minute gap that follows the class - allowing for at least an hour of tutoring for each class session.
Wednesday
- 10:00 section (Hake KEC 123): Kate Kennelly, Marie Kiley, Back-up: TBD
- 12:00 section (Hake KEC 123): Josh Gross, Tom McAdams, Back-up: Marie Kiley
Friday
- 10:00 section (Hake KEC 123): Kate Kennelly, Marie Kiley, Back-up: TBD
- 12:00 section (Hake KEC 123): Marie Kiley, Tom McAdams, Back-up: TBD
Please see How to ask for help for some advice on how to ask good questions (ones that lead to learning.)
