Undergraduate Student Resources
| Main Office | Math Course Office | Math Advising Office | MSLC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Math Tower, first floor Hours: 8am - 5pm Phone: 292-4975 FAX: (614) 292-1479 |
Old Math Bldg, room 113 Hours: 8-12am, 1-5pm Phone: 292-8470 FAX: (614) 292-1479 |
Old Math Bldg, room 250 |
148 Cockins Hall Hours: 9-5 Phone: 292-3952 |
Scheduling
| "Work Conflicts/Getting Into a Closed Course/Changing Sections" on Semester Advising Info page |
Course Office, MA 113 |
| "Get into a closed course/Change Sections (other than work conflicts)"-same as above |
Course Office, MA 113 starting 2nd week of semester |
| Withdraw from a Course after the 4th week |
Student's College Office |
| "Freshman Forgiveness" on Semester Advising Info page | Student's College Office |
| Repeat a grade of D | Student's College Office |
| Audit a math course | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
| "Drop to a lower course" on Semester Advising Info page | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
| Problems with Carmen |
See your lecturer |
| Does student need placement test? | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
| Interpretation of results | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
| Referral for Proficiency (EM) exams | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
| Schedule tests |
Office of Testing (292-2241 gives menu--press 0)
After obtaining a referral from |
| Instructor's Phone/Office Number | Main Office, Math Tower |
| Instructor's Office Hours | Main Office, Math Tower starting 2nd week of qtr |
| Time/Location of Midterms/Finals-pending | Main Office, Math Tower, or posted outside MA 113 |
| List of textbooks for all courses-pending |
See weblink at left |
| Complaints about instructor | Dr. Husen (courses <= 1150), Dr. Gerlach (courses > 1150) or call either at 292-5101 |
| Complaints about previous grade | See Instructor of course |
| Resolve grades of I, EN, missing grades |
See Instructor of course |
| Miscellaneous problems/complaints | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
The Mathematics Department statement on calculators and computers:
Students in Math 1050 and 1075 may use any non-graphing calculator.
Students in Math 1130 and higher courses may use any graphing calculator no higher than the TI-84 (Texas Instrument).
Most math courses do not require a computer. Choose one for yourself that suits you best.
Transfer Credit
Math Tutoring
- Help with Homework
- More extensive assistance
- MSLC Resource Center - This room includes current textbooks and their
supporting materials, such as student solution manuals, which you may
use in the Resource Center or the tutor rooms. There are also alternate
textbooks which you can take home, and computer aids and instructional
videos which you may watch. We also have calculators which can be
borrowed on a short-term basis.
Study Tips
- How to Study Math - Tips on studying for your math courses
- Books on "How to Write Proofs"
- A Guide to Selecting a Method of Proof
- The Thirteen Steps to a Good Grade In Math - Steps towards completing a Math course successfully
- Differences in How to Study in College vs. High School
- College Survival Tips - Tips for all students from successful students
- SELF STUDY- The Schaum's Outlines for mathematics are an excellent resource for self study. It is possible to begin a review with basic arithmetic and carry it through calculus. These outlines are reasonably priced and are available in the campus area bookstores.
| Requirements for Actuarial Science & Math Major/Minor | See Majors/Minor link |
| Math Career Opportunities Information |
See shelving unit outside of MA 250 or See Career Services, 48 Townshend Hall |
| Questions about old OSU Courses | Math Advising Office, MA 250 |
| "Math Anxiety" & Test Taking Strategies | Counseling & Consultation, 4th fl. Younkin Success Center, 1640 Neil Ave, 292-5766 |
| Books on Math Anxiety | Available in paperback at most book stores |
| Math Learning Disabilities | Office for Disability Services 150 Pomerene Hall, 1760 Neil Ave., 292-3307 |
