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In Person Math Lab Help

Hours & Location

The Math Lab is located in room 155 of the TMCB. To receive help from tutors sign up at lab.byu.edu. The secretary office and test proctoring area are available by appointment only. Call (801) 422-4695 for more info.

We are closed on all major holidays, the Saturdays of General Conference, and during the breaks between BYU Semesters.

Hours of Operation Fall Semester
Monday	9 am – 4 pm
Tuesday	9am-11am & 12 pm – 8 pm
Wednesday	9 am – 8 pm
Thursday	9 am – 8 pm
Friday	9 am – 5 pm
Saturday	10am – 1pm

Independent Study

The Math Lab is the perfect place for help on Independent Study courses in Math 97, 110, 112, 113, 119, 213, and 334, as follows:

By phone to 801-422-4695: A secretary in the Math Lab will quickly get you in contact with a tutor on duty, and the tutor will assist you on the phone and via web cam on the internet, as necessary.

By email to mathlabhelp@mathematics.byu.edu

Sign up on lab.byu.edu for in person tutoring. Feel free to come in whenever you have a question during our open hours. If you have questions about accessing either queue call the secretaries at 801-422-4695.

Still not getting the help you need? We have an excellent group of tutors on our Private Tutoring List. (See below)

Private Tutor List

The Math Lab provides a current list of individuals who are willing to tutor students in math. Rates and availability vary among tutors.

Private Tutoring List

Reviews

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Math 110 Sections 5-10

Friday, November 12th

4:00PM – 6:00PM

JKB 3108

Taught by Matt Dunn

Math 334 Sections 1,4,5

Tuesday , November 16th
5 pm – 7 pm
TMCB 155A (accessed from the MathLab)
Taught by: David F.

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Math 334 Sections 1,4,5

Tuesday , November 23rd
TBA pm – TBA pm
TMCB 155A (accessed from the MathLab)
Taught by: Michael McLean

Math 303 Sections 1 & 2

Saturday , November 13th
3pm – 4:30pm
TMCB 155A (accessed from the MathLab)
Taught by: David F.

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Math 303 Sections 1 & 2

Monday , November 15th
5 pm – 6:30pm
TMCB 155A (accessed from the MathLab)
Taught by: Enchi L

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Math 118 Section 1

Thursday, November 18th

6:00PM – 8:00PM

JKB 3108

Taught by Matt Dunn

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Math 314 Sample Problem Sets:

Example Test 1:

https://math.byu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/314-Example-Test-1.pdf

Example Test 1 Key:

https://math.byu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Key_Math_314_Test_1_Problem_Set_1.pdf

Example Test 2:

https://math.byu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/314-Example-Test-2.pdf

Example Test 2 Key:

https://math.byu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Key-314-Example-Test-2.pdf

Example Test 3:

https://math.byu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/314-Example-Test-3.pdf

Example Test 3 Key:

https://math.byu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Key-314-Example-Test-3.pdf

Math 118

Simplex Method rules

For exam review materials, visit:

BYU Math Previous Exams

Questions, mathlab118@mathematics.byu.edu

The Math Lab provides the following handout for your convenience:

Trigonometry Review
Derivatives and Integrals
Factoring Trinomials
Fundamental Graphs
Maple – A quick Reference
Summary of Convergence Tests for Series
Crash Course in Proofs

Also, here are some interesting math links if you are interested.

The Integrator — will integrate almost any ugly integral.
— has a lot of good information about a lot of different kinds of mathematics.

The Math Lab provides the following material for the Algebra Review Sessions:

Decimals and Fractions
Exponents and Logarithms
Intercepts and Asymptotes
Summation Symbols and Factoring
Factoring Trinomials

Employment

When we are hiring, we will post our openings on BYU Job Services

Math Lab Tutor

Requirements:

Lower division tutors: Proficiency in algebra, trigonometry, and differential and integral calculus. This includes course material in Math 110, 111, 112, 113, 116, and 118. Skills are assessed by an exam proctored by the Math Lab secretaries. The test covers Algebra, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Analysis.
Upper division tutors: Proficiency in basic proofs, multivariate calculus, linear algebra, and ordinary differential equations. This includes material from Math 302, 303, 313 (now 213), 314, or 334. Skills are assessed by both the lower division exam (described above) and an upper division exam proctored by the Math Lab secretaries.
Ability to thoroughly explain both familiar and new or difficult concepts to students in understandable ways. (No "it is intuitively obvious" or "by inspection".)
Flexible schedule.
Bring a copy of your resume to the Math Lab or email it to grannyjax@math.byu.edu and mathlabassistant@math.byu.edu

Review sheets for the application exams can be found here:

118 Division

Lower Division

Upper Division

The tests may be taken anytime during normal Math Lab hours. Allow about two hours for each exam.

Responsibilities:

Assist students in the Math Lab in understanding mathematics by answering questions and explaining concepts.
Attend weekly training meetings to maintain teaching and concept-based skills.
Represent the Math Lab in a manner consistent with the Goals of a BYU Education and the BYU Honor Code.
Teach Math Lab-hosted review sessions for selected 100- or 300-level classes.

Secretary

When we are hiring, we will post our openings on BYU Job Services.

For questions regarding employment, please contact:

Jackie Robertson

162 TMCB

422-4696

grannyjax@math.byu.edu

Math Lab Office

159A TMCB
422-4695