Most professors have office hours for their students and usually these are listed on the course outline or are discussed in class. Office hours may be posted on the professor's office door. Teaching assistants are usually assigned to the larger classes, especially those that have a lab or tutorial component. As with professors, the T.A.'s usually post their office hours and may be available over a wide or a narrow range of times. If you are seeking help with a course, think about your problem or your needs before going to see the professor or T.A. Have questions ready, if at all possible, as your questions will help to focus the meeting and will show that you are taking the initiative with your own problem solving.
Some courses provide help through a departmental help centre.
It is important that you know where these centres are located and that you get in the habit of using them regularly throughout the school year as questions or problems arise. Try not to leave all of your questions to the day before the major exam as you will likely find yourself in a long line of students all requiring help before the exam. Copies of previous exams are available for some courses for a small fee. Also, copy services, art supplies, and graphics support available. Computer Services On campus computer facilities are available for students.