ECE Tutoring
The Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering offers tutoring for a selection of EE undergraduate classes. Tutoring is offered on a drop-in basis from the second week of the quarter through the last week of instruction. Tutoring is not offered during final exam week. All tutoring is held in person in the ECE building, primarily in rooms 303 and 431, and occasionally in the 2nd floor atrium (refer to calendar for exact location).
Classes Supported Through Tutoring
Between our 5 ECE Tutors, they can support the following classes during the spring 2024 quarter (refer to individual tutor listings below for which courses they support):
EE/ECE Core Classes:
- EE 201: Computer Hardware Skills
- EE 215: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
- EE 233: Circuit Theory
- EE 241: Programming for Signal and Information Processing Applications
- EE 242: Signals, Systems, and Data I
- EE 271: Digital Circuits and Systems
- EE 280: Exploring Devices
EE 300- and 400-Level Classes:
- EE 331: Devices and Circuits I
- EE 332: Devices and Circuits II
- EE 342: Signals, Systems, and Data II
- EE 371: Design of Digital Circuits and Systems
- EE 419: Introduction to Computer-Communication Networks
- EE 469: Computer Architecture I
- EE 474: Introduction to Embedded Systems
Tutoring Schedule
Click on the event description to review which classes the tutor is able to support.
How Does ECE Tutoring Work?
What can I expect when attending ECE Tutoring?
You will be asked to sign in on an attendance sheet with your 1) name, 2) student ID number, 3) classes you are attending tutoring for and 4) time you signed in.
The ECE Tutor(s) will come around and help students, prioritizing students based upon when they arrived to tutoring.
If there are a lot of students attending tutoring, the ECE Tutor(s) may have less time to spend with each student. However, you are encouraged to work with other students who are attending tutoring. You may end up finding a study buddy!
What are the qualifications of the ECE Tutors?
ECE Tutors are current undergraduate students within the department. The classes they can support are all classes they have personally taken and earned at least a 3.5 grade in. While our ECE Tutors have taken and excelled in these classes, this does not mean they are an expert on every class concept.
What can an ECE Tutor help me with?
ECE Tutors can help you prepare for exams, provide support on homework and answer questions about class concepts. ECE Tutors cannot solve your homework problems for you or engage in anything that would be considered academic misconduct.
Meet Our ECE Tutors
Gilbert Lin Pronouns: he/his/him Major: EE Favorite Class: EE 474 Fun Fact: I love to eat chocolate. Classes Supported: EE 215, EE 233, EE 241, EE 242, EE 331, EE 469, EE 474 |
Andrew Pan Pronouns: he/him Major: ECE Favorite Class: EE 371 or ARCH 495 Fun Fact: I’ve built my own wood-fired brick oven. Classes Supported: EE 201, EE 215, EE 233, EE 241, EE 242, EE 271, EE 371 |
David Phan Pronouns: he/him Major: ECE Favorite Class: EE 469 and JAPAN 101 Fun Fact: I won a 5th Avenue award once for music direction on a school play in High School! Classes Supported: EE 201, EE 215, EE 233, EE 241, EE 242, EE 271, EE 280, EE 331, EE 342, EE 419, EE 469, EE 474 |
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Whitney Waldinger Pronouns: she/her Major: ECE Favorite Class: EE 418 Fun Fact: I’m from Austin, Texas! Classes Supported: EE 201, EE 215, EE 233, EE 241, EE 242, EE 271, EE 280, EE 371, EE 469, EE 474 |
Ryan Wang Pronouns: he/him Major: EE Favorite Class: EE 452 Fun Fact: I have been skiing since I was in elementary school. Classes Supported: EE 215, EE 233, EE 241, EE 242, EE 271, EE 331, EE 332, EE 342, EE 469 |
