Mathematics Support

Franklin University has free tutoring available in the Student Learning Center (SLC). View the Tutoring Schedule for a list of times and specific courses, and find opportunities to increase your study skills. For more options, contact the SLC at 614.947.6800.

Student Learning Center Resources

You can view videos and software for developmental math classes in the SLC, or you can check them out for two days at the Franklin University Nationwide Library

For advanced course materials, ask an SLC staff member for assistance.


General Math Help

Have general questions about your math course? Visit About.com to receive general mathematics support or visit Math TV for a wide variety of math support.

Various topics: Arithmetic, Algebra, Statistics, Discrete, and Calculus

  • Webmath offers you help with everyday math (such as tips and sale prices), arithmetic, word problems, algebra, calculus, statistics, and more.

Other Resources

Using the right study habits can help you improve your performance in a math course. Try Professor Freedman's Math Help. This site is an online class to help you with your math. Many students tend to freeze up when it comes to taking math exams. This site provides excellent suggestions for how to study - so you don't panic during your exam.

Can't find what you need? Search the Internet. There is a lot of information to help you with your studies. One good place to start would be Yahoo's Math Education directory. A good search engine that combines results from several other search engines is Metacrawler.

Need some useful tips about how to be successful in your math class? Take the time to check out this interesting information on How to Succeed in your Math class.

Math Anxiety - Great tips on making your math homework count and preparing for a math test.

Getting the Most Out of Class Time - Arrive on time, listen, take careful notes, and more...

Learn how to increase your study skills with our note taking and time management guides.

Workshops
Calculator Q&A with student
Binomial probabilities
Uniform probability, Normal probability, Empirical rule
Confidence intervals

Excel for Statistical Concepts


Minitab (for MATH 380: Probability and Statistics)


Math 215

Test Review Workshop Recordings

MATH 215 Test 1 Review


MATH 215 Test 2 Review
Part A
Part B

MATH 215 Test 3 Review
Part A
Part B


SLA Recordings

WI 10

    Section A                         Section B

Week 1 (1/14/2010)            Week 1 (1/13/2010)
Week 2 (1/21/2010)            Week 2 (1/23/2010)
Week 3 (1/28/2010)            Week 3 (1/27/2010)
Week 4 (2/4/2010)              Week 4 (2/6/2010)
Week 5 (2/11/2010)            Week 5 (2/10/2010)
Week 6 (2/18/2010)            Week 6 (2/17/2010)
Week 7 (2/25/2010)            Week 7 (2/24/2010)
Week 8 (3/3/2010)              Week 8 (3/2/2010)
Week 9 (3/11/2010)            Week 9 (3/10/2010)

 

Previous Term Recordings - Fall 09

    Section A                         Section B

Week 1 (9/9/2009)            Week 1 (9/9/2009) 
Week 2 (9/16/2009)          Week 2 (9/16/2009)
Week 3 (9/23/2009)          Week 3 (9/23/2009)
Week 4 (9/30/2009)          Week 4 (9/30/2009)
Week 5 (10/7/2009)NR     Week 5 (10/7/2009)
Week 6 (10/14/2009)        Week 6 (10/14/2009)
Week 7 (10/21/2009)        Week 7 (10/21/2009)
Week 8 (10/28/2009)        Week 8 (10/28/2009)
Week 9 (11/05/2009)        Week 9 (11/05/2009)
Week 10 (11/11/2009)      Week 10 (11/11/2009)
Week 11 (11/18/2009)      Week 11 (11/18/2009)
Week 12 (11/25/2009)      Week 12 (11/25/2009)
Week 13 (12/02/2009)      Week 13 (12/02/2009)
Week 14 (12/09/2009)       Week 14 (12/09/2009)


Additional Math 215 Resources

Binomial Distribution Demonstration
Confidence Interval Demonstration
Confidence Test Using T Distribution - Example
Hypothesis Testing
Hypothesis Testing Using T Distribution - Example
Joint Probabilities
Let's Make A Deal Paradox Demonstration
Matching Terminology Game
Normal Distribution
Students T Probability Distribution
MATH 215 Tables
Binomial Probabilities
Poisson Table
Z Hypothesis Testing
Standard Normal Probability Table
Student Table with Right Tail Probabilities

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