Resources For Students

In addition to the SCAA, there are many on-campus resources available to support East Bay students on their paths to success.

The Advising Resource Centers (ARC) serves as a central hub to facilitate connections between students and their advisors. It also serves as the central hub for several signature programs, including support for undeclared students, international students, the Program for Accelerated College Education (PACE), and Pioneer Success Coaches.

The STEM LAB, housed in the College of Science, is a community learning space that connects students with undergraduate Learning Assistants (LAs) and graduate Teaching Associates (TAs). This study space is designed to support students in specific courses for BIOL, CS, MATH, PHYS, and STAT. Students are encouraged to drop in with questions for the LAs, use the space to meet with study groups, or work on homework.

The Speech Lab in the Department of Communication provides support and assistance to the campus community for presentations, public speaking, and other communication-related assignments.

The Career Empowerment Center (CEC) is here to help you make sense of your possible career options and provide you with the tools and connections to support yourself through a lifetime of career changes. No matter where you are in your academic or postgraduate journey, it’s never too soon to start planning your next career step.

The Student Equity & Success Center works collaboratively with students, faculty, administrators and staff to enhance the 绿帽换妻 experience. Our programs are designed to retain and graduate low-income, first generation, historically underrepresented and underserved student populations.

Members of the SCAA Learning Community create handouts on topics they believe best serve student needs. East Bay students, staff, and faculty are invited to browse and download.

Algebra:

Algebra of Lines by Lawrence Shang

Algebra Rules and Solving Quadratic Equations by Asees Kaur

Domain of a Function by Jie Hu

Horizontal and Vertical Asymptotes by Sabrina Voelker

Standard Vertex Form by Matthias Fisseha

Transformation of Functions by Matthias Fisseha

 

Calculus:

Basic Differentiation and Integration Rules by Matthias Fisseha and Rishita Kar

Chain Rule by Matthias Fisseha

Integration by Parts by Richa Taluja

L’Hospital’s Rule by Lawrence Shang

Limits to Infinity by Isaac Viegas

Maxima and Minima by Asees Kaur

Partial Fractions by Leo Perez

Rates Of Change and Derivatives by Rishita Kar

Testing Series for Convergence by Ariel Li

Volumes of Solids of Revolution by Rishita Kar

 

Word Problems & Applied Math:

Compound Interest by Leo Perez

Optimization Problems by Rishita Kar

Word Problems by Tomee Luu and Richa Taluja

 

Trigonometry & Geometry:

Basic Geometry by Ariel Li

Basic Trigonometry – Soh-Cah-Toa by Angel Fuentes

Conic Sections by Alex Penaflor

Shape of Features of Sin(x) by Jie Hu

Trig Transformations by Daniel Perez

Unit Circle by Alex Penaflor

 

Advanced Math:

Matrices and Matrix Operations by Marija Stanojcic

Permutation and Combination by Sunny Lin

 

Other:

Graphing Calculator Cheat Sheet by Erica Yang

Probability and Hypothesis Testing:

Basic Probability by Ariel Li

Common Probability Distributions by Xuerui Zhang and An-Chi Lo

Hypothesis Testing: When To Use Which Test? by Gitanjali Shukla

Mean, Median, Mode, Variance & Standard Deviation by Marija Stanojcic

Properties of Probability by Flora Li

T-Tests by Marija Stanojcic

Statistical Tests for Population Mean (Z-Test and T-Test) by Marija Stanojcic

 

Useful Formulas and Tables:

Chi-Square Table – this handout was not created by SCAA

Important Formulas for Stats by Rishita Kar

F-Table – this handout was not created by SCAA

T-Test Table – this handout was not created by SCAA

Using the Standard Normal Table by Jianru Shi

 

Other:

Graphing Calculator Cheat Sheet by Erica Yang

Writing Process:

Prewriting Exercises by Brandon Everett

Revising Your Draft by Brandon Everett

Short Guide to Editing and Proofreading by Abigail Villa

 

Writing for Different Genres:

Argumentative Essay by Chris Kildegaard (revised by Brandon Everett)

Expository Essay by Brandon Everett

Rhetorical Analysis Essay: General Overview by Brandon Everett

Rhetorical Analysis Essay: Ethos, Pathos, Logos by Brandon Everett

Rhetorical Analysis Essay: Thesis Statements by Brandon Everett

Rhetorical Analysis Essay: Formatting by Brandon Everett

Lab Reports by Gabrielle Brown Wing

Working with Social Sciences by Valerie Viray

Argumentative vs Exploratory Essays by Alyssa Acosta

Types of Writing Assignments by Chris Kildegaard

 

Grammar and Style:

Articles by Yana Huo

Basic Verbs Handout by Yana Huo

Run ons Comma Splices and Fragments by Chris Kildegaard

When to use Periods and Commas by Chris Kildegaard

Transition Words and Phrases by Brandon Everett

Modifiers Handout by Lovelyn George

Transitions/Phrasal Transitions by Chris Kildegaard

Subject Verb Agreement by Lovelyn George

Active Voice by Daniel Chagoya

Logical Fallacies by Emily Warner

Paraphrasing by Heran Zhang

Rhetorical Devices by Joumana Chamali

 

Organization and Structure:

Shape of an Essay by Luis DeGuzman

Interactive Argument Handout by Ty Davidson

 

Other:

Improving Your Confidence as a Writer by Chris Kildegaard

Close Reading Strategies by Dale Bass

In Class Writing by Daniel Chagoya

Functional Groups by Julio Torres

Gas Laws Overview by Julio Torres

Nomenclature for Inorganic Compounds by Binh Cao

Nomenclature of Inorganic Covalent Compounds by Julio Torres

Reactions of Alcohols by Mohammad Heidarian

 

Basic Units of Proteins by Jostna Ransing

Blood by Caitlin King

Cnidarian by Ankush Kalia

Eukaryotic Cell Structure by Caitlin King

Punnett Squares by Caitlin King