South Hall 332

1. Go to class: take GOOD notes.

2. Come prepared: look at your assignment BEFORE you come for tutoring.

3. Have specific questions ready.

4. Focus on the method, not merely the answers.

5. Be an ACTIVE learner.

6. Be patient: many people need help but few tutors are available.

7. Be understanding: tutors are students too.

8. Sign in and out every time.

9. Review each problem after you finish.

10. Have fun !

Useful Links

• Khan Academy
  The Khan Academy contains over 2,000 video lessons. Subjects taught range from basic arthemitic and algebra up through multivariable calculus and linear algebra. There are also computer generated practice problems where you can master everything from adding numbers to using the chain rule.
• Paul's Online Notes
  If you prefer to read through examples and explanations then this is the site for you. There are extensive notes and examples for Algebra, Calc I through Calc III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations.
• RootMath
  Founded and created by Geneseo's own, Mike Vaiana, RootMath features over 100 critically aclaimed Calculus videos and a homework help forum.
• MathTV
  MathTV features videos on high school math subjects including Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus. This site should be especially useful for secondary education majors with a math concentration.
• PatrickJMT
  PatrickJMT is a website full of instructional math videos. There are videos on Algebra, Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra and more. The site isn't organized very well, but there are plenty of great videos if you're patient enough to search through them.
• Matrix Multiplication Practice Problem Generator by A. Murphy, Class of 2017
  This is a Python script which, when run, will generate a runnable LaTeX file with a number of matrix multiplication practice problems. All useful variables are near the top of the script, such as matrix dimensions, product existence ratio, and number of problems generated.