Academic Assistance and Tutoring Centers
The AATC has tutoring and advising resources to help students with introductory coursework.
Office of Educational Opportunity and Enrichment Services
The EOES offers a variety of services for students including pre-graduate advising as well as success coaching and learning strategies.
Office Hours
Students are expected to attend office hours. Students in statistics courses are strongly encouraged to attend office hours on a regular basis. You have the option to attend both TA and instructor office hours. We encourage attending both. You can find your TA and instructor office hours on your course syllabus or course website. Most office hours are held in the Mathematical Sciences Building. You can find it on the campus map.
Private Tutoring Resources
Our department provides a list of tutors to students who would like to hire a private tutor. Below is the list of tutors for hire.
PLEASE NOTE:
- All tutors are graduate students in the Department of Statistics or the Graduate Group in Biostatistics.
- All tutoring arrangements and agreements are strictly between the student and the tutor.
- The Department of Statistics takes no responsibility for the quality of any tutoring experience or arrangements.
- It is unallowable for a graduate student to tutor any student in a course which they are also employed (as a TA, Reader, etc.) in the immediate quarter. Should this occur, the graduate student tutor and the undergraduate student they are tutoring will be promptly referred to Student Judicial Affairs.
- It is unallowable for graduate student tutors to provide past exams and homework solutions to the students they are tutoring. Should this occur, the graduate student tutor and the undergraduate student they are tutoring will be promptly referred to Student Judicial Affairs.
| Name | Contact | Courses | About |
| Sixue Cheng | sxcheng@ucdavis.edu | MAT 17A, MAT 021A, MAT 021B, MAT 021C, MAT 022 | I am currently a Statistics MS student. I have been a private tutor for a summer, it let me get some experience on tutoring people. |
| Yu-Chia (Shirley) Lin | leylin@ucdavis.edu | STA 13, STA 32, STA 100, STA 103, STA 104, STA 106, STA 108, STA 141A | I’m a recent master's graduate from the Biostatistics department at UC Davis, where I also completed my undergrad studies. I have served as a Learning Assistant and tutor in both biology and statistics, so I’m familiar with many of the stats courses offered and can confidently help with problems, programming, and class material. I’m available for tutoring both in person and online with a flexible schedule. |
| Ziqin Wang | zqwa@ucdavis.edu | STA 100, 103, 135, 141 | I’m currently a Biostatistics master student. I used to an tutor at UCSD when I was an undergraduate student, though it is my first time apply for the tutor jobs here but I believe my previous experience and my current knowledge acquired from graduate level class will let me be a good tutor |
| Ziyue Yang | zyzyang@ucdavis.edu | STA 13, STA 100 | I am a first-year MS student in Biostatistics, with an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry and Data Sciences from Smith College, with highest honors in biochemistry. I have previous experiences as TA and grader in physics department. I also have experience in statistical programming (in R and python) and algorithm development. |