Many resources are available to help you:

1. Your text -- it doesn’t read like a novel. You must work the examples on paper, attempt the homework, reread and think about the material as necessary.
2. Your instructor -- see me during office hours or by appointment. I am more than willing to talk things out with you.
3. Your friends -- working problems through with others is an excellent learning tool (just remember not to try it on exams!).
4. Attend class -- take notes, participate in discussions: you generally get out of a class like this what you put in.
5. Don’t fall behind -- make it a priority to get your assignments completed on time.
6. Library -- there are other texts that may provide another viewpoint.
7. Tutoring – -- ST 125 -- tutors available daily.  Engineering tutors in ST 136 on Sat and Sun during school year.
8. If you are a student with a permanent or temporary disability and would like to request accommodations, please contact the Access Services Office located in Humanities 114, or call 475-7540.