Tutor Expertise

Tutors in the Math Support Center have varying areas of expertise. Here is a matrix of who can do what:

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Tutors and Courses Tutors: Mathematics Course Numbering System: Courses in Legacy numbering system: 4-digit course numbering system: Expertise by Legacy Course Number by Subject Area

Tutors and Courses

Tutors:

_____	ra246	Radhika Aggarwal
_____	ab673	Anish Borkar
_____	hlb6	Harry Bowman
_____	tc328	Tarun Chitra
_____	dmc67	Devin Conathan
_____	klc73	Katrina Cronenburg
_____	ad338	Amrish Deshmukh
_____	ref2	Dick Furnas
_____	rg255	Roberto Guzman
_____	hj94	Han Jiang
_____	kk524	Kyu Kim
_____	jjk57	Jeffrey King
_____	twp8	Tom Petek
_____	dlp49	Doug Puett
_____	jhs223	John Sheridan
_____	rns9	Niko Stahl
_____	mpw28	Max Wasserman
_____	jrw289	James Welch

Mathematics Course Numbering System:

The first digit of the course number indicates the level of the course: roughly,

1 and 2 indicate underclass courses;
3 and 4, upper class courses;
5, professional-level and mathematics education courses;
6 and 7, graduate courses.

Within the MATH subject area, the second digit often indicates the subject matter:

0, general;
1 and 2, analysis;
3 and 4, algebra and combinatorics;
5 and 6, topology and geometry;
7, probability and statistics;
8, logic;
9, other.

Courses in Legacy numbering system:

Support and Precalculus Courses: 005, 006, 011, 012, 100, 109
General and Liberal Arts Courses: 103, 134, 135, 160, 171, 304, 401, 408
Non-calculus Introductory Courses: 105, 171, 221, 231
Calculus Courses (Non-engineering): 106, 111, 112, 122, 213, 222, 223, 224
The Engineering Sequence: 191, 192, 293, 294
Mathematics Education: 408, 451
History of Mathematics: 403
Analysis and Differential Equations: 311, 321, 323, 362, 413, 414, 418, 420, 422, 424, 425, 426, 428
Algebra and Number Theory: 332, 336, 431, 432, 433, 434, 437
Combinatorics: 441, 442, 455
Geometry and Topology: 356, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454
Probability and Statistics: 171, 275, 471, 472
Mathematical Logic: 281, 384, 481, 482, 486

4-digit course numbering system:

Course numbers with 4 digits will be used from summer 2008 forward.

In the MATH subject area, conversion of courses numbers from the old 3-digit system to the new 4-digit system was accomplished in most cases by adding a 0 as the 4th digit.

Exceptions are as follows:

MATH 005 becomes 1005,
MATH 006 becomes 1006,
MATH 011 becomes 1011,
MATH 012 becomes 1012,
MATH 103 becomes 1300,
MATH 105 becomes 1105,
MATH 106 becomes 1106,
MATH 109 becomes 1009.

Expertise

by Legacy Course Number

Color	NetID	Name	105	106	108	111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222	223	224	231	289	293	294	304	311	314	332	338	362	384	413	451	513
_____	ra246	Radhika Aggarwal	105	106		111	112		191									293
_____	ab673	Anish Borkar	105	106		111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222			231		293	294
_____	hlb6	Harry Bowman	105	106	108	111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222	223	224	231	289	293	294	304	311	314	332	338	362	384	413	451	513
_____	tc328	Tarun Chitra	105	106		111	112		191	192	213	221	222	223	224	231		293	294	304	311						413
_____	dmc67	Devin Conathan	105	106	108	111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222	223	224	231	289	293	294	304	311	314	332	338	362	384	413	451	513
_____	klc73	Katrina Cronburg	105	106		111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222						294		311
_____	ad338	Amrish Deshmukh	105	106		111	112		191			221	222												362		413
_____	ref2	Dick Furnas	105	106	108	111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222	223	224	231	289	293	294	304	311	314	332	338	362	384	413	451	513
_____	rg255	Roberto Guzman	105	106		111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222	223	224			293	294		311	314					413		513
_____	hj94	Han Jiang	105	106		111	112	171	191	192		221
_____	kk524	Kyu Kim	105	106		111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222	223	224			293	294
_____	jjk57	Jeffrey King	105	106		111	112		191			221	222								311		332				413,428
_____	twp8	Tom Petek	105	106		111	112	171	191			221	222							304	311
_____	dlp49	Doug Puett	105	106	108	111	112		191	192	213	221	222	223	224	231	289		294	304	311	314	332	338	362	384
_____	jhs223	John Sheridan	105	106		111	112	171	191	192	213	221	222			231			294	304			332
_____	rns9	Niko Stahl	105	106		111	112		191	192		221											332			384	413	451
_____	mpw28	Max Wasserman	105	106		111	112		191	192
_____	jrw289	James Welch	105	106		111	112		191	192								293	294

by Subject Area

Name	Color	Support and Precalculus Courses	General and Liberal Arts Courses	Non-calculus Introductory Courses	Calculus Courses (Non-engineering)	The Engineering Sequence	Mathematics Education	History of Mathematics	Analysis and Differential Equations	Algebra and Number Theory	Combinatorics	Geometry and Topology	Probability and Statistics	Mathematical Logic
		1005 1006 1011 1012 1000 1009	1300 1340 1350 1600 1710 3040 4010 4080	1105 1710 2210 2310	1106 1110 1120 1220 2130 2220 2230 2240	1910 1920 2930 2940	4080 4510	4030	3110 3210 3230 3620 4130 4140 4180 4200 4220 4240 4250 4260 4280	3320 3360 4310 4320 4330 4340 4370	4410 4420 4550	3560 4500 4510 4520 4530 4540	1710 2750 4710 4720	2810 3840 4810 4820 4860
Radhika Aggarwal	_____	Sup	try me	1105	up to 1120	not 2940
Anish Borkar	_____	Sup	try me	Non-Calc	up to 2220	Engr
Harry Bowman	_____	Sup	General	Non-Calc	Calc	Engr	Math Ed	Hist	Diff Eq Analysis	Alg	Comb	Geo Topo	Prob Stats	Logic
Tarun Chitra	_____	Sup	try me	not 1710	Calc	Engr			try me
Devin Conathan	_____	Sup	General	Non-Calc	Calc	Engr	Math Ed	Hist	Diff Eq Analysis	Alg	Comb	Geo Topo	Prob Stats	Logic
Katrina Cronburg	_____	Sup	try me
Amrish Deshmukh	_____	Sup	try me
Dick Furnas	_____	Sup	General	Non-Calc	Calc	Engr	Math Ed	Hist	Diff Eq Analysis	Alg	Comb	Geo Topo	Prob Stats	Logic
Roberto Guzman	_____	Sup	try me
Han Jiang	_____	Sup	try me
Kyu Kim	_____	Sup	try me
Jeffrey King	_____	Sup	try me
Tom Petek	_____	Sup	try me
Doug Puett	_____	Sup	try me
John Sheridan	_____	Sup	try me
Niko Stahl	_____	Sup	try me
Max Wasserman	_____	Sup	try me
James Welch	_____	Sup	try me

-- DickFurnas - 07 Sep 2008

Topic revision: r8 - 2008-09-28 - DickFurnas