Mathematics Overview: Get Involved

Whether you need help with your math class or are looking to get ahead with your math material, the Math Emporiums on all TCC Campuses are for you. You to work at your own pace so you can better understand math.

The Math Emporium offers you the following features:

• Personalized Placement: You start with pre-assessment, which means you skip material that you have already mastered. You spend more time on what you don’t understand and less time on what you have mastered.
• Individualized Pacing: You are allowed to work at an accelerated pace and can complete more than one course. You do not have to wait to test with peers if you complete a section early.
• Interactive Computer Software: You use online tutorials, guided solutions, examples and teaching videos that give you immediate feedback. You can work on the bank of homework problems as long as you need.
• Personalized On-Demand Assistance: Teachers and assistants help you at your desk. Mini-lectures replace lectures.
• Mastery Learning: You must master material in one section before you move to the next section.
• Mandatory Student Participation: You learn math by doing math. You spend most of your time working math problems. Class time is for working problems and getting help as needed. Attendance policy is in place.

“Math Emporium.” Tarrant County College District, 2016, www.tccd.edu/academics/academic-help/math-emporium.

Infinity - NE
We provide students and others interested in mathematics with an avenue to learn more. We will meet to discuss topics of the TCC Math Competition and other topics selected by the club members. Membership is open to all students.

Pi Club - NW
Want to pursue deeper knowledge in the field of math? Everyone is welcome, no matter your expertise.

Math Club - SE
Our purpose is to promote a better learning atmosphere through the math program and to create a sense of community within our organization.

Mu Alpha Theta - Mathematics Honor Society - SE
The Honors Mu Alpha Theta Math Society of SE Campus at Tarrant County College is dedicated to inspiring keen interest in mathematics, developing strong scholarship in the subject, and promoting the enjoyment of mathematics in Tarrant County College, Southeast Campus students. The Mu Alpha Theta of Tarrant County College, Southeast Campus is established for the purpose of fostering a greater understanding of mathematics, encouraging undergraduate activity in math research and related mathematical experiences, and providing a social and intellectual forum to qualified students interested in experiencing math.
 

Join a club through myTCC

1. Log on to my.tccd.edu
2. Click on TCC Clubs and Committees in the upper left corner
3. Click Northwest Campus
4. Find the organization and hover over the Organization ID
5. Click on the arrow to the right of the ID and a box will appear
6. Click Enroll