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Old 08-08-2011 at 09:31 AM   #1
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SOLAR put me in Linear Algebra I with Krepski for my core and Lozinski for my tutorial. Will this help in anyway? or would it be better to switch my tutorial to a core with the same prof?
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SOLAR put me in Linear Algebra I with Krepski for my core and Lozinski for my tutorial. Will this help in anyway? or would it be better to switch my tutorial to a core with the same prof?
I'm fairly certain it's going to be a TA that organizes the tutorials, so it shouldn't matter.
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Old 08-15-2011 at 05:44 PM   #3
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Hey Thai-Son. It's usually a TA that does tutorials, but not always. For one of my math courses last year it was actually the prof who did the tutorials, and I was in the same position as you are: I had a different prof for tutorial than I had for lectures. I would try to change it to the same prof if I were you, only because they may cover the course materials in a slightly different order or cover certain chapters at a different pace. Hope this helps and have a good first year at Mac !

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