Course Support

Most students will need help at some point during the semester. The goal of this section is to help you identify where to seek support, so you can get unstuck early and feel comfortable asking for help.

Email

Please refrain from emailing questions about course content. Such questions should be posted on πŸ”—Canvas Discussions, where everyone can benefit from the discussion.

Email should be used only for personal matters that are not appropriate for the public course forum (e.g., illness, accommodations, or other sensitive issues). For these matters, you may contact Minjae Park at minjaep@auburn.edu.

If you email me, please include β€œMATH 2660” in the subject line to help ensure a timely response.

Lectures

If you have a question during lecture, feel free to ask. There are likely other students with the same question, and asking creates a valuable learning opportunity for everyone.

Office Hours

Details can be found on the πŸ”—Course Team page.

Canvas Discussions

All course-related questions should be posted on πŸ”—Canvas Discussions so that your classmates can also benefit from the discussion.

Study Groups

I highly recommend forming a study group within the class. Some students have organized groups using platforms such as GroupMe. If you would like to advertise or organize a study group for the course, feel free to email me.

Departmental & College Tutoring Options

The information below is based on previously available resources. Please verify current hours and availability on the linked websites.

Math Tutoring Center (Department of Mathematics)

Engineering Student Tutoring

COSAM Drop-In Tutoring

University Academic Support

Auburn University offers a range of academic support programs that can help you build strong study habits, deepen your understanding of course material, and stay on track throughout the semester. Availability and formats may change, so please consult the linked pages for the most up-to-date information.

Academic Coaching

All undergraduate and graduate students at AU are eligible to meet one-on-one with an Academic Coach. Coaching focuses on developing skills, strategies, and mindsets related to learning and academic goal-setting.

  • Available through April 24
  • Offered in-person and online
  • Appointments can be scheduled through Advise & Assist

Accountability Groups

Accountability Groups are weekly small-group meetings that provide structure, consistency, and peer connection. The focus is on setting goals, building academic habits, and maintaining momentum during the semester.

Study Partners Peer Tutoring

Study Partners Peer Tutoring is available for select core curriculum and major gateway courses.

  • Available through April 23

  • Offered in-person and online

  • Appointments can be made via Knack or Advise & Assist

  • Website: πŸ”—Study Partners

Supplemental Instruction (SI)

For SI-supported courses, Supplemental Instruction Leaders host regularly scheduled, active-review sessions.

  • Available through April 23
  • No appointments required
  • Sessions emphasize collaborative problem-solving and exam preparation

Additional Academic Support Resources

  • Academic Support main landing page: πŸ”—Academic Support
  • On-Demand Resources: Recorded workshops and self-paced materials
  • Student Referral & Promotional Materials: πŸ”—aub.ie/referral
  • Work With Us (student employment opportunities): Rolling applications, with priority deadlines around midterm each semester