John Abbott 201-SNU-AB tutoring
Introduction to University Mathematics: send your chapter so we can check whether we can help before you book.
Course overview
John Abbott 201-SNU-AB develops logical reasoning and proof-writing for university mathematics. The instructor also selects two of three areas: introductory group theory, real analysis and complex numbers.
Optional course listed in the catalogue. It may not run every term. Ask us whether we can tutor you in it.
201-SNU-AB topics to review
Common difficulties
- Separating assumptions from the conclusion to prove
- Using definitions to justify each step
- Recognizing why examples alone do not establish a general claim
How tutoring can help
Lessons follow your course materials and focus on what you want help with. Your tutor adapts to your needs and pace, explaining difficult ideas patiently, step by step. There’s time to ask questions, revisit unclear steps and practise together to build understanding and confidence.
Exam preparation for 201-SNU-AB
Practise short proofs and definition-based questions. Explain each implication, test claims with examples and counterexamples, and review only the optional areas selected in your section.
Use your section’s outline to choose the chapters to review. We work through permitted practice and comparable problems, without completing graded assignments or exams on your behalf.
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