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Math and Stats Help Centre
Math and Stats Help tutors can help you with a variety of mathematical or statistical topics, but our focus is on first-year or introductory courses. We can help with courses that have mathematical or statistical content or concepts, including those that do not have "math" or "stats" in their title, such as COMM 104, GE 111, PLSC 214, etc. Students can get help from a tutor by appointment or by email. Our appointments are held using the University of Saskatchewan's webconferencing software, Webex.
Prior to May 2020, our service was primarily a drop-in service: students were welcome to drop in to work on homework and ask questions when needed. The drop-in service was available at the physical location of the Math and Stats Help Centre, room 144 in the Murray Library on the Saskatoon campus of the University of Saskatchewan.
Currently our Math and Stats Help is online.
Our services are available to University of Saskatchewan students for help with University of Saskatchewan courses.
For more information, please email Holly Fraser, the Math &Stats Help Coordinator, at mathhelpcentre@usask.ca or holly.fraser@usask.ca .
http://library.usask.ca/math-help
http://library.usask.ca/studentlearning
Contact
Online Math Resources
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MathCentralA collection of math resources and a forum for math problems provided by the University of Regina.
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Math Topics at Khan AcademyLessons, videos, and interactive tests in a variety of elementary and high school topics of mathematics offered by the Khan Academy.
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PurplemathPurplemath hosts a variety of lessons and a collection of resources on various topics in mathematics.
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WolframAlphaA dynamic computation engine for evaluating various mathematical and scientific inquiries.
Paper Math Resources
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The University Bookstore stocks some books on refresher mathematics (e.g. "College Algebra," "Forgotten Trigonometry") in the U Sask bookstore. There are also review sheets in the mathematics textbook section of the bookstore. Interested students may want to look for books on refresher mathematics in the University Library. Some students have found borrowing high school textbooks from the Education Library helpful in reviewing math concepts.
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College Algebra and Trigonometry byCall Number: QA154.2 .R38ISBN: 0023985305Publication Date: 1978-01-01
Finding Help
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Make an appointment with a Math & Stats Help TutorMake a free appointment with a tutor from Math & Stats Help by visiting the appointment information page. Scroll down to 'Math & Stats'.
Appointments are held using Zoom.
For more information about Math & Stats Help appointments, contact Holly Fraser, the Math & Stats Help Coordinator.
Phone: 1-306-966-2742
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Hire A TutorHire a Tutor provides a list of tutors who tutor for a fee. Tutors' qualifications have been checked by staff from the University Library. Each tutor must have an NSID, have taken the class within the past 5 years (some exceptions may apply), be endorsed by an instructor, and give Hire a Tutor administrative staff access to their transcripts. Each tutor sets their own pay rate.
For Students Who Like Mathematics or Statistics
Do you enjoy your mathematics or statistics courses? If you are interested in pursuing a mathematics or statistics program of study, contact the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Additionally, you might enjoy touching base with other students who have similar interests. e-mail Holly Fraser and she'll put you in touch with other people who share your interest in and enthusiasm for mathematics and statistics.
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MacTutor History of MathematicsAn index of topics in math history, including biographies, various medals, and quotations.
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Museum of MathematicsThe Museum of Mathematics in New York city offers mathematics-focussed exhibits, displays and events. It is currently operating online.