The Engineering and Computer Science Mentoring Centre is there to support you in your studies. Mentors are available in person and online. 

Our mentors: 

• Are accomplished engineering and computer science students in third or fourth year who can offer information and guidance 

• Have a good knowledge of campus resources and can help you tap into them 

• Facilitate study groups and exam review sessions  

• Are available for individual consultations to help you learn theory and concepts 

Mentors aren’t tutors — they don’t solve problems or answer questions directly about the course material. Instead, they use similar examples to help you understand the material. 

You’ll develop new learning strategies, build confidence and enhance your problem-solving abilities. This helps you prepare for mid-term and final exams. 

Are you a graduate student? Discover the Graduate Student Mentoring Centre.

If you want to improve your grades and learning strategies, stay motivated and connect with your peers, study groups are highly effective.  

Study groups are offered in person weekly during the term, and you can participate as often as you want. Groups meet in the Mentoring Centre, SITE 1030, unless indicated otherwise.  

In the weeks prior to exams, study groups focus on exam review and preparation.