Yes, my lab course is year long. But Math 1AA3 has Mandatory Tutorial on January 5th for anyone that took Math 1LS3. So there are tutorials depending on the class, in the first week.

Originally Posted by Tleilaxu

But Math 1AA3 has Mandatory Tutorial on January 5th for anyone that took Math 1LS3.

May I ask where you got this info from? I'm a TA for Math 1AA3 next term and I haven't been told anything about having a tutorial at all during the first week (let alone 3 sections).

(You may be right, it may be something the profs are doing independent of the TAs...I'd just like to know where you've gotten this info)

Posted on the ELM Site. No room has been specified but they state that on January 5th a review tutorial of the sections that were not covered (Like 7.2,7.3 and 7.4 - Trigonometric Integrals etc) will be reviewed.

"Tutorials begin Jan 5 with a review of the techniques of integration from chapter 7.
This is for everyone's benefit, however, attendance is a requirement for students coming from Math1LS3. "

Ah that makes sense, I wouldn't have been added to ELM (yet?)...if it's going to be such an in-depth tutorial, a professor will likely be organizing it.

I'm pretty sure the room would be the regularly scheduled one (ITB/AB102).

Ahh this is completely off topic but i just wanted to say I love you guys (and no im not drunk haha).

P.S. anyone know why we are going back on the 4th instead of the 11th, I kept hearing people say that everyone (universities and colleges) go back on the 11th.

P.S.2 Ya its been a while since I posted, but don't worry I've always been lurking a little bit.

P.S.3 is awesome.

Originally Posted by EasternHeat

Ahh this is completely off topic but i just wanted to say I love you guys (and no im not drunk haha).

P.S. anyone know why we are going back on the 4th instead of the 11th, I kept hearing people say that everyone (universities and colleges) go back on the 11th.

P.S.2 Ya its been a while since I posted, but don't worry I've always been lurking a little bit.

P.S.3 is awesome.

There are a bunch of universities that start on the 4th. I know UofT and Schulich/York for sure.

Lol @ the "P.S." integration.

Originally Posted by jhan523

There are a bunch of universities that start on the 4th. I know UofT and Schulich/York for sure.

Lol @ the "P.S." integration.

The majority start on the 11 though right?

Originally Posted by EasternHeat

The majority start on the 11 though right?

No, I think the majority actually start on the 4th; same as public schools.

Its going to be early and freezing.