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Rockin the XY Plane

Here it comes, our tri-annual message on CTL Workshops:

If you think a Cartesian coordinate is a what you wear to go with your favorite sweater, it might be time for you to bone up on your quantitative skills.  And, right on cue, the CTL if offering a series of quantitative workshops — 90 minutes to a better, more quantitatively adept you.   The topics are basic algebra, graphs, and word problems, and there are two chances for each.

Workshops are in Briggs 420 and run 90-ish minutes.

Graphing            

  • 5:30 PM on Wednesday, January 11th
  •  7:30 PM on Monday, January 16th

 The graphing workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Graphs of linear equations, quadratic equations, exponential functions, trigonometric functions and more…
  • Significance of slope in various applications
  • Displacement of graphs

Word Problem   

  • 5:30 PM on Thursday, January 12th
  • 7:30 PM on Tuesday, January 17th

The word problem workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Problem solving strategies useful in working with quantitative concepts
  • How to extract useful information from a problem and how to relate similar problems
  • Hands-on experience working on interesting and challenging word problems

Algebra              

  • 5:30 PM on Friday, January 13th
  •  7:30 PM on Wednesday, January 18th

The algebra workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Basic algebraic operations and the law of exponents
  • Binomial multiplication and factorization
  • Important algebraic identities
  • Techniques for solving quadratic and fractional systems of linear equations
  • Basic concepts and identities of trigonometry

Calculus Review

For those of you who need a little refresher, tell them the good people on Briggs 2nd sent you.

CTL math tutors will be holding several calculus review sessions designed for students who want to “brush up” on critical skills used in classes including: Calculus II and III as well as various chemistry and physics courses.  Workshops will cover the basics of integrals or derivatives and will be held in Briggs 420 at the following dates/times.  If you have questions, please contact Julie Haurykiewicz, CTL Director.  Thanks!

Derivative Reviews:

Wednesday, September 28 at 9 p.m.

Monday, October 3, at 8:30 p.m.  The integraDerivatives

Integral Reviews:

Thursday, September 29 at 8:00pm
Tuesday, October 4 at 7:00pm

The Center for Teaching and Learning Workshops

Here it comes, our tri-annual message on CTL Workshops:

If you think a Cartesian coordinate is a what you wear to go with your favorite sweater, it might be time for you to bone up on your quantitative skills.  And, right on cue, the CTL if offering a series of quantitative workshops — 90 minutes to a better, more quantitatively adept you.   The topics are basic algebra, graphs, and word problems, and there are two chances for each.

Workshops are in Briggs 420 and run 60 minutes.

Algebra

8:00 PM on Tuesday, September 20th and 6:00 PM on Monday, September 26th

The algebra workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Basic algebraic operations and the law of exponents
  • Binomial multiplication and factorization
  • Important algebraic identities
  • Techniques for solving quadratic and fractional systems of linear equations
  • Basic concepts and identities of trigonometry

Graphs

8:00 PM on Friday, September 23rd and 5:00 PM on Tuesday, September 27th

The graphing workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Graphs of linear equations, quadratic equations, exponential functions, trigonometric functions and more…
  • Significance of slope in various applications
  • Displacement of graphs

Word Problems

6:00 PM on Thursday, September 22nd and 8:00 PM on Wednesday, September 28th

The word problem workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Problem solving strategies useful in working with quantitative concepts
  • How to extract useful information from a problem and how to relate similar problems
  • Hands-on experience working on interesting and challenging word problems

CTL Workshops

Our tri-annual message on CTL Workshops:

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If you think a Cartesian coordinate is a what you wear to go with your favorite sweater, it might be time for you to bone up on your quantitative skills.  And, right on cue, the CTL if offering a series of quantitative workshops — 90 minutes to a better, more quantitatively adept you.   The topics are basic algebra, graphs, and word problems, and there are two chances for each.

Workshops are in Briggs 420 and run 90 minutes.

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CTL Workshops

Are you confused about matters quantitative?  Well, do we have good  news for you.   The Center for Technology and Learning (CTL) is offering its annual workshops in algebra, graphing, and word problems.  The workshops are in Briggs 420 and run 90 minutes.

Algebra Workshop

  • 7:30 PM on Wednesday, Sept 15, OR
  • 6:00 PM on Monday, Sept 20

The algebra workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Basic algebraic operations and the law of exponents
  • Binomial multiplication and factorization
  • Important algebraic identities
  • Techniques for solving quadratic and fractional systems of linear equations
  • Basic concepts and identities of trigonometry

Graphing Workshop

  • 7:30 PM on Thursday, Sept 16, OR
  • 6:00 PM on Tuesday, Sept 21

The graphing workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Graphs of linear equations, quadratic equations, exponential functions, trigonometric functions and more…
  • Significance of slope in various applications
  • Displacement of graphs

Word Problem Workshop

  • 7:30 PM on Friday, Sept 17, OR
  • 7:00 PM on Wednesday, Sept 22

The word problem workshop will cover the following topics:

  • Problem solving strategies useful in working with quantitative concepts
  • How to extract useful information from a problem and how to relate similar problems
  • Hands-on experience working on interesting and challenging word problems

You’ve Got to Admit It Could Be Getting Better

“This Term Will Be Better”

What: An opportunity to learn how to decrease stress, increase motivation, and manage your time

Who: All students looking for strategies to make this term more productive and successful

When & Where: Tuesday, Jan. 5th from noon-1pm in one of the meeting rooms in Andrew Commons AND Thursday, Jan. 7th from 9-10pm in the Kraemer Room of the WCC (the same presentation will be given on two occasions)

What to do next: If you have questions, contact Rose Wasielewski or Julie Haurykiewicz. If you can’t make it but still want to talk with someone about academic success and time management strategies, contact Julie Haurykiewicz in the CTL.