Mechanical Engineering- University of Michigan



Tutoring Opportunities Engineering Learning Center (ELC) The Engineering Learning Center (ELC) is a resource for academic support for engineering students. The ELC offers a 24-hour study area with CAEN-supported computers and offers a variety of academic support services including free peer tutoring, Supplemental Instruction sessions for selected first and second-year courses, academic skill development workshops on topics such as time management and study skills, and practice exam sessions. Staff of the ELC is also available for individual consultation on matters related to academic skill development.Phone: (734) 615-8438Website: Location: 273 Chrysler CenterDates & Hours: Check on website for most updated listPi Tau Sigma (PTS) TutoringPi Tau Sigma (PTS) is the National Mechanical Engineering Honor Society. PTS offers free weekly tutoring sessions for intro level ME classes (211, 235, 240, 250).Website and Calendar: E-mail: pts-bigwigs@umich.edu Location: Area B of the Findley Learning Center (2281 GGB)Hours: Check calendar for most up to date hoursTau Beta Pi (TBP) TutoringThe Engineering Honor Society, Tau Beta Pi, at U-M sponsors one-on-one free tutoring for 100-level Math, Physics, Chemistry, and Engineering courses. Tutoring for Engineering courses above 100-level might be offered according to availability of tutors. Students interested in TBP tutoring should send a request via e-mail.Website: : tbp.campusoutreach@umich.edu Hours: No designated hours. Please e-mail tutoring request.Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) Learning CenterThe EECS-LC is a supportive center, sponsored by the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department (EECS), which offers drop-in tutoring sessions for ENGR 101 and EECS 183,203,215, 270, 280, 281, and 314. Locations and times are posted on the website.Website: E-mail: ugadmin@eecs.umich.edu Math Lab TutoringThe University of Michigan Mathematics Laboratory (Math Lab) is a walk-in tutoring service available free to all UM students. Tutoring is available for mathematics courses numbered through 217. Though help is not regularly available for other courses, we will attempt to answer the questions of any UM student who comes to us for mathematics help.Phone: (734) 936-0160Website: Location: B860 East HallHours: Monday-Thursday: 11am-4pm; 7pm-10pmFriday: 11am-4pmSaturday: closedSunday: 7pm-10pmMathematics Tutoring ListThe Mathematics Department provides a list of students who offer fee-based math tutoring to U-M students who need one-on-one support in addition to the assistance they receive from their instructors, GSIs, and the Math LabWebsite: The Sweetland Center for WritingSweetland’s Peer Tutoring services are available on a walk-in basis to undergraduate students, regardless of background or discipline. Peer Tutors come from a variety of disciplines and are trained to help fellow undergraduates of all skill levels with all parts of the writing process. In addition, Sweetland’s Writing Workshop is a free service that provides one-to-one writing help to all undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Michigan, regardless of background or discipline. Sweetland faculty consultants meet with student writers to help with any stage of the writing process.Phone: (734) 764-0429Website: Location & hours: Check website for complete list of tutoring hours and locationsPhysics Help RoomThe Physics Help Room is a resource where graduate students, undergraduate students, and faculty are available to help students who are taking Introductory Physics classes (135/136; 235/236; 140/141; 240/241)Website: Location: 1416 Randall Dates & Hours: Open Monday, Sept. 9th and closed Friday, Dec. 13Monday-Wednesday: 10am-9pmThursday: 10am-5pmFriday: 10am-4pmSociety of Physics Students (SPS)The Society of Physics Students is a student-run organization for anyone interested in physics. SPS offers a variety of tutoring opportunities. If you are looking for a private physics tutor, please check the website listed below.Website: Location: Physics Help Room 1416 RandallDates & Hours: Wednesday 7-9pmScience Learning Center (SLC)The Science Learning Center provides free study groups, drop-in office hours, group tutoring, computer labs, and other resources for introductory chemistry, biology, and physics courses. Please check the website for a list of hours and locations.Website: E-mail: slc@umich.edu Location: 1720 Chemistry BuildingStatistics Tutors Although the Statistics Department at the U-M does not endorse any particular tutor, they do provide students with a list of persons offering fee-based tutoring support. This list provides information regarding the statistics courses tutors are capable of assisting with and gives contact information for the tutors. Website: ................
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