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You've been to lectures, read through your lecture notes, read the recommended text, tried the problems and are still stuck? Not to worry; there are many places you can turn to:
Academic problems
- Physics Resource Centre (Room W2.75). This facility has reference books, self-learning material from the Flexible Learning Approach to Physics (mostly relevant to Part A and Foundation physics), videos of experiments and six networked PCs with useful software. It is staffed by a postgraduate student on Wednesdays during term time from 10.00am to 12.00pm and 2.00pm to 4.00pm, who will help Part A and Foundation students. Please note that the facility is for Physics students only; do not give the keypad number to anyone else.
- Mathematics Learning Support Centre (Room W1.42). This facility provides mathematical assistance to the entire University, and is staffed five days a week in the teaching year.
- Of course, you can always ask the lecturer during or after a lecture, or call in to the department If the lecturer is not in, email them to make an appointment.
- Ask (in Part A) your Academic Tutor in a tutorial.
- Ask other students in your year (but not for help with your coursework).
Other problems
You can see your Personal Tutor or any other member of staff in confidence. Relevant central services:
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