The Learning Center (TLC)

402 Beatty Hall 617-989-4573

The mission of The Learning Center (TLC) is to assist all Wentworth students with academic challenges in the areas of math, science, computer programs, technical courses specific to majors, and communications and writing. The TLC is a free resource for students looking to improve or maintain their academic standing. In this student-based learning environment, students can receive individual help with their studies, meet and work in study groups, or go on-line to find resources to assist them in meeting their goals for academic success.

The Director Joan Giblin (giblinj@wit.edu) will be happy to answer any questions or concerns related to tutoring and workshops.

Interested in working at the Learning Center as an Office Assistant? Fill out the workstudy application.

Interested in being a tutor? Contact giblinj@wit.edu.


Summer 2012 Hours

MONDAY: 9:00AM-5:00PM
TUESDAY: 9:00AM-5:00PM
WEDNESDAY: 9:00AM-5:00PM
THURSDAY: 9:00AM-5:00PM
FRIDAY: 9:00AM-5:00PM

Note: To avoid scheduling problems, please go to the Make an Appointment link above to schedule an appointment, or drop in to make an appointment. Walk-ins are not strongly encouraged but may be accommodated if a tutor is available.

Subjects
Advanced Estimating and Bid Analysis
Economics
Network Theory I
Advanced Topics in Networking,
Electric Machines and Transformers
Network Theory II
Algorithm Design and Analysis
Electricity and Electronics
Object Oriented Data Structure
Analog Circuit Design
Electronic Design
Object Oriented Programming Concepts
Application/Scholarship Essays
Engineering Calculus I
Operating Systems Concepts
Applied Differential Equations
Engineering Chemistry I
Photoshop
Architectural CAD
Engineering Heat Transfer
Physics I
Architectural Design and Technology I
Engineering Math
Physics II
AutoCAD
Engineering Physics
Plane and Solid Geometry
AutoCAD: BSA
Engineering Physics II
Pre Calculus
AutoCAD: CCEV
Engineering Statics
Presentation Techniques
Building Construction
English Conversation Skills
Probability and Statistics
C
English as a Second Language Skills
Research Methods in Business
C#
Environmental Systems
Revit
C++
Estimating
SWAT Preparation and Remediation
CISCO
Feedback Control Systems
Semiconductor Devices
Calculus I
Financial Accounting
Site Planning Landscape
Calculus II
Form Z
SketchUp
Calculus III
Heavy Construction
Soil Mechanics
Chemistry Built Environment
History of Architecture I
Solidworks
Chemistry I
Hydraulic Design
Statics (BMET)
Circuit Theory I
Illustrator
Statics and Strength of Materials (BCMT)
Circuit Theory II
In Design
Statistics
Computer Architecture
Integrated Circuits w/ Applications
Strength of Materials
Computer Literacy/Microsoft
Interior Studio I
Structural Analysis
Computer Science I
Intro to Computer Graphics
Structural Design I
Computer Science II
Intro Computers and Business Applications
Structural Design III
Concrete Design and Analysis
Intro to Computing and Problem Solving
Structural Mechanics I
Construction Graphics
Intro to Engineering
Structural Mechanics II
Construction Project Management,
Introduction to Management
Structural Steel Design
Construction Scheduling
Java
Structures I
Construction Surveying
Java II
Structures II
Data Communications
Life in the Construction Lane
Survey of Architecture I
Database Management Systems
Linear Algebra
Survey of Architecture II
Design I
Logic Circuits
Surveying for Civ Eng
Design II
Management Information Systems
Surveying: BCMT
Design Principles I
Management of Contemporary Organizations
Technical Communications,
Design Principles II
Manufacturing Processes
Technical Drawing I
Differential Equations
Material Science
Technical Drawing II
Digital Applications
Materials Testing and Quality Control
Technical Studies I
Digital Representation
Materials and Methods
Technical Studies II
Digital Systems
Math A (CPCE)
Technical Studies III
Discrete Math
Math I
Thermodynamics
Drawing I
Mechanical Design I
Unix System Administration
Dreamweaver
Mechanical Graphics
Vectorworks
Dynamics (BCET)
Mechanics of Materials
Wood/Steel Analysis and Design
Dynamics (BMET)
Microeconomics
Writing

 

Workshops

In addition to the above services, specific academic workshops are offered throughout the year:
Academic Probation
English as a Second Language
Graduate School
Library Resources
Reading Improvement
Study Skills and Test Taking
SWAT (Sophomore Writing Assessment Test) Remediation
Writing a Research Paper

Make an Appointment