Peer Tutoring-Academic Development - Carnegie Mellon University

What is Peer Tutoring?

Peer tutoring is a program designed to assist students with their coursework and it is available in two formats, Walk-in and Standing Appointments.

WALK-IN TUTORING

During the fall and spring semesters, we offer subject-specific walk-in tutoring geared primarily towards large introductory courses. No appointment is necessary.

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SPRING 2012 SCHEDULES

Afternoon Schedule

Course
Day
Time
Location
Calculus 21-106 thru 21-123 MW 4:30-6:30p CYH B6-A
Physics 33-106/107 & 33-111/112

Additional help at the Physics Course Center

M

W

2:00-4:00p
3:00-5:00p
CYH B6-A
Intro to ECE M 4:30-6:30p CYH B6-A
Concepts of Math W 4:30-6:30p CYH B6-A

Evening Schedule       8:30-11:00pm

*NOTE: West Wing Tech Lounge is Room 123
E Tower is the 5th Floor Lounge in Morewood
Course Title
Mudge
Donner
West Wing*
E Tower*
E&S Lib
8:00-10:30
Writing SMTWR STR


Calculus SMTW SMTW


Chemistry SMTW SMTW


Physics for Engineering Students SMTWR SMTWR


Physics for Science Students SMTWR



Economics 73100 S S


Biochemistry S



Organic Chemistry 09218 S



P Chem 09214



R
Cell Biology S



Multivariate A&A T T


Calculus in 3D MW MW


Concepts of Math W W


Intro to ECE M M


Digital Systems 18240



W
Intro to Chem E 06100 TR



Fluid Mechanics 06261

TR

Fluid Mechanics 24231 W
Math Methods 06262 S



CS 15110/112 ST



CS 15122 M



CS 15150 T



Chinese MW



Japanese

R

KEY: Sunday; Monday; Tuesday; Wednesday; ThuRsday

STANDING TUTORING APPOINTMENTS

If you have tried walk-in tutoring and SI, and still require more assistance, or if you need help in a course not supported by our other services, you can request a standing tutoring appointment. Read our Attendance Policy to find out how standing appointments work. Then come in to the Academic Development office in Cyert Hall, Suite B5 to fill out a Tutoring Request Form. We'll do our best to find you a tutor as quickly as possible.

Please note that standing tutoring appointments may involve small group tutoring — individual tutoring appointments are not guaranteed.


ADDITIONAL HELP FOR PHYSICS

Physics students have access to a variety of sources for getting help when needed.

Most first year introductory physics courses have Course Centers. Several days a week, a student can walk in to get help in the course they are taking. The Course Center is staffed by graduate students and upper class undergraduates who can give one on one help in course topics. The Course Center also provides a setting where students can interact with one another and work in groups.

Physics Course Center Hours

33-112 is Sunday to Thursday, 6:30 to 8:30 PM in DH A200
33-107 is Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, 6-8 PM in Wean 7316
33-111 is 6-9 PM in DH A301D
33-106 is Sunday to Thursday, 8-9 PM, in Wean 7316