Math & Computer Science Help Centres

Help centres will be remain open during the Winter 2024 break, but only as follows:

Tuesday: Computer Science 5:00-7:00
                Data Science          7:00-9:00
Wednesday: Computer Science 5:00-7:00
Thursday: Math 5:00-7:00
Math Help Centre

Location: Basement Floor, R.P. Bell Library

                (Note that the Basement is 2 floors down from the Main Entrance)

Hours:

 
Monday 5:00-7:00 pm:
Functions (Math 1011)
Applied Calculus (Math 1151)
Multivariable Calculus (Math 2111)
Discrete Structures (Math/Comp 2211)
Linear Algebra (Math 2221)
 
Monday 7:00 - 9:00 pm:
Discrete Structures (Math/Comp 2211)
 
Wednesday 5:00-7:00 pm:
Functions (Math 1011)
Applied Calculus (Math 1151)
Multivariable Calculus (Math 2111)
Discrete Structures (Math/Comp 2211)
Linear Algebra (Math 2221)
 
Thursday 7:00-9:00 pm:
Discrete Structures (Comp/Math 2211)
Computer Science Help Centre

Location: Basement Floor, R.P. Bell Library

                (Note that the Basement is 2 floors down from the Main Entrance)

Hours:  

Monday 5:00-7:00 pm:
Discrete Structures (Math/Comp 2211)
 
Monday 7:00-9:00 pm:
Intro Computer Science (Comp 1631)
Discrete Structures (Comp/Math 2211)
Data Structures & Algorithms (Comp 2611)
 
Wednesday 5:00-7:00 pm:
Discrete Structures (Math/Comp 2211)
 
Thursday 7:00-9:00 pm:
Intro Computer Science (Comp 1631)
Discrete Structures (Comp/Math 2211)
Data Structures & Algorithms (Comp 2611)
 
 

Finding a tutor

If you are in need of a mathematics or computer science tutor please e-mail:

The Department will help students looking for math or computer science tutors connect with other students interested in tutoring, but we can’t guarantee there will be a tutor available.

The number of students looking for a tutor often exceeds the number of students available to act as tutors.

Students seeking tutoring opportunities are encouraged to contact the department to express their interest/indicate their availability.


Calculator policy

Each course and each professor may have different requirements. A basic scientific calculator may be useful on some homework assignments, but a lot of work, in many math courses, won't require a calculator at all.

Calculators are prohibited during midterms and final exams in some courses.

At present we don't have any courses that require the use of graphing or programmable calculators.


Careers

Careers in mathematics

Careers in computer science

Math and computer science alumni careers

Past alumni have gone on to the following workplaces and careers:

  • Hex dB
  • VIVO Media Arts
  • Senior director of strategy at Maple Leaf Foods
  • Founder Deltanostix
  • High school teacher
  • Instrument specialist at Toyo Engineering
  • Fund accountant at MUFG Investor Services
  • Regional manager at Imbrium Systems
  • PhD in medical physics
  • Marketing and strategy for Malkin Music
  • Senior economist and policy expert
  • Medical doctor
  • Senior business analyst at Public Services and Procurement Canada
  • Analyst at Statistics Canada
  • Actuary
  • Software engineer at Google
  • Audio producer, radio personality
  • Senior graphics engineer at NVIDIA
  • Judge in Nova Scotia courts
  • Partner at a consulting firm
  • Software engineer at HB
  • Quantitative strategist at Morgan Stanley