E-mail this pageSpring 2008 Courses Available for Tutoring
(Note: updated regularly and subject to change due to tutor availability)
The following is a list of courses for which we have trained, content tutors. Content tutors have taken and successfully completed the course. They have been recommended to tutor the course by a faculty member in the department and have completed training with the Learning Center staff. Such training focuses on good tutoring practices and strategies for tutoring in their content area.
If you would like help with a paper for any course, please attend a Writing Walk-In or make an appointment with a writing tutor. Writing tutors may not have taken the course, but they have been recommended by a faculty member to tutor writing and have completed training with Learning Center Staff. Such training focuses on the dynamics of a writing tutoring session and specific strategies to help others become better writers.
Accounting
ACC201 - Principles of Accounting I ACC202 - Principles of Accounting II Anthropology
ANT101 - Introduction to Human Evolution ANT102 - Comparative Cultures Biology
BIO100 - Concepts in Biology BIO101 - General Biology I BIO102 - General Biology II BIO103 - Concepts in Biology (Without Lab) BIO208 - Evolution BIO304 - Ecology BIO401 - Cell Biology Canadian Studies
CAS111 - Introduction to Canada Communication Disorders & Sciences
CDS211 - Elementary American Sign Language I CDS212 - Elementary American Sign Language II CDS240 - Intro: Speech and Hearing Problems CDS241 - Speech/Language Development Chemistry
CHE101 - General Chemistry CHE111 - Fundamental Principles of Chemistry I CHE112 - Fundamental Principles of Chemistry II CHE241 - Organic Chemistry I CHE242 - Organic Chemistry II CHE371 - General Biochemistry Communications
CMM101 - Introduction to Public Speaking Computer Science
CSC217 - Discrete Mathematics with Computer Science Applications CSC221 - Introduction to Computer Science Economics
ECO111 - Introduction to Macroeconomics ECO260 - Social Data Modeling ECO362 - Business Stats II
Environmental Sciences
ENV304 - Ecology ENV356 - Environmental Technology Finance
FIN355 - Principles of Finance Food & Nutrition
FNI191 - Nutrition and Well-Being French
FRE111 - Elementary French I FRE112 - Elementary French II FRE150 - Intensive French Review FRE213 - Intermediate French I FRE214 - Intermediate French II FRE316 - Conversation avancee FRE319 - Composition Grammaire Geology
GEL101 - Physical Geology GEL102 - Evolution of the Earth German
GER111 - Elementary German I GER112 - Elementary German II GER115 - Advanced Conversation in German History
HIS101 - United States Civilization to 1877 HIS102 - United States Civilization Since 1877 HIS122 - European Civilization Since 1815 HIS132 - Modern Global History 1500-Present HIS162 - Middle & Modern Latin America HIS285 - Introduction to History
Linguistics
LIN221 - Introduction to General Linguistics Mathematics
MAT101 - Elementary College Mathematics MAT102 - Precalculus MAT104 - Trigonometry MAT131 - Quantative Reasoning in Basic Math MAT133 - Math in Context MAT161 - Introductory Statistics MAT202 - Linear Algebra I MAT221 - Calculus for the Life, Management & Social Sciences I MAT222 - Calculus for the Life, Management & Social Sciences II MAT224 - Calculus I MAT225 - Calculus II MAT326 - Calculus III Management/Marketing
MGM280 - Principles of Management MGM311 - Organizational Behavior Music
MUS120 - Elementary Musicianship MUS220 - Music Theory II MUS283 - Piano Class I MUS302 - Western Music: 1750- Present Physics
PHY101 - Introduction: Physics PHY102 - Intro to Physics PHY112 - General Physics II Political Sciences
PSC311 - Political Analysis Psychology
PSY101 - General Psychology PSY205 - Experimental Design PSY206 - Psychological Stastics PSY304 - Junior Psychology Seminar PSY311 - Survey of Human Development PSY321 - Cognitive Psychology PSY331 - Intro to Biopsychology PSY340 - Personality PSY361 - Social Psychology PSY443 - Abnormal and Development Behavior PSY462 - Industry/Organzation Psychology Sociology
SOC101 - Introduction to Sociology SOC150 - Introduction to Criminal Justics SOC250 - Criminology SOC309 - Sociology: Aging/Death Spanish
SPA111 - Elementary Spanish I SPA112 - Elementary Spanish II SPA213 - Intermediate Spanish I SPA214 - Intermediate Spanish II Writing
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Feinberg Library, Room 103 (First Floor)
101 Broad Street
Plattsburgh, New York 12901
Phone: (518) 564-6138
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E-Mail: learningctr@plattsburgh.edu