The first year of college - demands of coursework and varied nature of resources - can be an overwhelming experience for many students. If you find yourself having difficulties with nagivating the resources, or having any academic difficulties, I am here to guide you through finding the right resource that will help you attune to the demands of the course.

Course material related

• Course textbook: A wealth of information. Read it!
• Suggested problems: Do them even if they do not need to be turned in.
• Past exams This is what an exam paper will look like. For practice.
  
• Past exam questions/answers and Answers in PDF format
  

Need a question answered?

• Office hours: Drop in any time during office hours, for as long as you need.
• Workshop: Your opportunity to work through problems and ask questions.
• Piazza Online forums for questions, discussion and answers (sign up req'd with access code: MATH184)
• Math Learning Center The coolest place to hang out. Get constant and instant help for your math questions.
• AMS Tutoring Service: Free tutoring, appointment tutoring (not free), tutor registry
• Your classmate: There's no better way to learn than to teach and learn from a friend. (However, be mindful of academic misconduct; i.e. copying/cheating)
• Private tutoring: If you feel the need to enlist a private tutor, the Math office may have pointers to getting a tutor. Also check out AMS Tutoring.

Online resources

• Funny Little Calculus Text: For a funny little bit of bedside reading.
• A Review of Algebra concepts Come back to this throughout the term to strengthen your algebra skills.
  
• Wolfram Alpha Useful! Go check it out
  

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