The University provides many support services to help you, both in mathematics and in your other studies. This is a partial list; your instructor will inform you of more as he or she learns of them. If you find out about others, please share that knowledge with your instructor.

Tutoring Services and Support Programs

• Think Tank: This university wide tutoring program is coordinated by the new Student Academic Learning Center housed in the Nugent Building. 520-626-0530. http://www.studentaffairs.arizona.edu/thinktank


• Math Department Tutoring Room: The Mathematics Department offers tutoring for Math 129 through 215 in the Math East Building room 145. Hours are found at http://math.arizona.edu/academics/tutoring/math300.html


• Residence Life Residence Life offers planning tools, resources for academic success, and the Tutoring in Residence program. Information is available at http://www.life.arizona.edu/academicsuccess/index.asp


• WISE: Women In Science and Engineering. Located in COMM 108. 621-7338. This program provides mentoring for undergraduate female students majoring in the sciences, engineering, and mathematics. Information is available at http://www.life.arizona.edu/undergraduate/cl/liv_learn_comm/wise.asp .


• SALT: Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques Center. Restrictions apply. Information is available at http://www.salt.arizona.edu/ls.php.


• MARC: Minority Access to Research Careers. Restrictions apply. Information is available at http://www.biochem.arizona.edu/marc/tutoring.htm.



Your Instructor: Your instructor is extremely valuable. Don't miss class. Ask questions. Go to office hours as often as necessary. Make an appointment if your class schedule conflicts. A list of instructors is available at http://math.arizona.edu/academics/courseinfo

Handouts: Reference sheets and study guides can be found at http://math.arizona.edu/~calc. Handouts and worksheets for Math 124 can be found at http://math.arizona.edu/~calc/m124Worksheets.html. Handouts and worksheets for Math 124 can be found at http://math.arizona.edu/~calc/m129Worksheets.html.

Precalculus Review: This is a review of the essential skills from precalculus that are needed for success in Calculus I and II. An on-line version is available at http://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/pmc/ The packet can also be purchased through the UA bookstore as "Class Notes for Math 124"

WileyPlus: The publisher of the text required for Calculus I and II offers an on-line version along with practice quizzes and a student solution manual. Information can be found at http://edugen.wiley.com/edugen/secure/index.uni

WebAssign: Your instructor might require that homework be submitted through a computer grading program called WebAssign. Information can be found at http://math.arizona.edu/~calc/WebAssignUA.html.

Calculator Programs:Programs for most of the common models of graphing calculators can be found at http://math.arizona.edu/~krawczyk/calcul.html. Programs relevant for Calculus I are: Evaluate a Function (Intro to Programming), Difference Quotient, Left-Right Sums or Allsums, and Rectangles. Programs relevant for Calculus II are: Allsums, Slopefields, Euler (Numerical), Euler (Graphical), and Series. Your instructor will tell you which programs are needed for your section.

Updated 8/17/11