he following table is a list of upcoming review sessions organized by the Q Center. Everyone is welcome to attend, no prior registration required. Just drop in! Some of our sessions are streamed online – if so, you can find a link below to watch it live.
| Q Course or Topic | Date | Time | Location | Description | Facilitator | Streaming Link |
| MATH 1132 |
Thurs, 2/7 |
7-8 pm |
OAK 101 |
This review encompasses integration techniques such as trigonometric substitution, integration by parts, and partial fractions, as well as improper integrals. |
Kelly |
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| MATH 1131 |
Sun, 2/10 |
6:30-7:30 pm |
MCHU 101 |
This review will cover limits, continuity, tangents, and basic derivatives. |
David |
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| CHEM 1128 |
Thurs, 2/14 |
2-3 pm |
HBL 1102 |
This review covers solutions & colloids and introduction to chemical kinetics. |
Reuben |
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| PHYS 1502 |
Tues, 2/19 |
5-6 pm |
SCHN 151 |
Topics covered include: course introduction; electric charge; Coulomb’s Law, electric fields; electric flux & field lines; Gauss’s Law; electric potential energy; electric potential; conductors & capacitance; capacitors; electric current & resistance; Kirchhoff’s Circuit Laws |
Jack |
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| MATH 1071 |
Tues, 2/19 |
3-4 pm |
ARJ 143 |
Exponential and mathematical models, computing limits algebraically, continuity, and the limit definition of derivative. |
Kyle |
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| CHEM 1125 |
Wed, 2/20 |
5-6 pm |
CHM A203 |
This review will cover enthalpy, calorimetry, Hess’s Law, Gas Laws, and the Ideal Gas Equation. |
Molly |
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| STAT 1000/1100 |
Wed, 2/20 |
7-8 pm |
TBD |
Topics covered include random sampling, quartiles, central tendencies, box plots, stem and leaf plots, dot plots, and z scores. |
Jacob |
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| PHYS 1501 |
Mon, 2/25 |
6-7 pm |
SCHN 151 |
Topics covered include kinematics, relative and circular motion, Newtons laws and equilibrium, friction and non conservative forces, work and energy, and center of mass. |
Joe |
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| MATH 1070 |
Tues, 2/26 |
5:30-6:30 pm |
SCHN 151 |
This review will cover all the topics covered before the exam. In particular, it will focus on Mathematical modeling, Linear programming, Sets, Basic Probability and Permutations and Combinations. |
Sweta |
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| MATH 1132 |
Tues, 3/12 |
4:30-5:30 pm |
SCHN 151 |
A review of sequences and series. Includes: geometric and telescoping series; testing series for convergence using tests such as the divergence test, comparison tests, alternating series tests, ratio test and integral test. |
Melissa |
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| PHYS1501 |
Mon, 4/8 |
6-7 pm |
SCHN 151 |
Joe |
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| CHEM 1125 |
Wed, 4/10 |
5-6 pm |
CHM A203 |
Molly |
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| MATH 1071 |
Wed, 4/10 |
3-4 pm |
ARJ 143 |
Kyle |
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| MATH 1132 |
Tues, 4/16 |
4:30-5:30 pm |
SCHN 151 |
A review of Taylor and Power series. Includes approximating integrals using power series, representing functions as power series, and determining the radius and interval of convergence for a given power series. |
Melissa |
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| STAT 1100 |
Thurs, 11/29 |
5:30-6:30 pm |
SCHN 151 |
Review of Probability Distributions, Sample Mean/Proportion, and Confidence Intervals | Jacob |
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| CHEM 1127 |
Fri, 12/7 |
12:00 – 1:00 pm |
CAST 212 |
Review of topics under gases, chemical bonding, thermochemistry, stoichiometry of chemical reactions and common topics in chapters 1-9 | Reuben | |
| STAT 1000/1100 |
Sun, 12/9 |
1:30-2:30 pm |
CHM A120 |
Hypothesis Testing: One & Two Sample T-tests / One & Two Sample Proportion Z tests | Jacob |
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| MATH 1131 |
Sun, 12/9 |
7:00 – 8:00 pm |
CHM A120 |
This review session will consist of example problems intended to prepare students for the Calculus I final exam. Topics that may be covered include limits, derivatives, applications of derivatives, integrals, areas, and volumes.
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David |
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| CHEM 1124 |
Mon, 12/10 |
6:00 – 7:00 pm |
CAST 212 |
This review will briefly cover topics from each of the chapters covered throughout the entire semester. | Molly |