Tutor Module 5: Information Technology (Metro)

SUMMARY

Tutor Module 5: Information Technology

The Information Technology (IT) Tutor works directly with students, either one-on-one or in small group sessions, aiming to foster independent learning and help students achieve their academic goals.

To be effective in this role, tutors should have knowledge from courses such as:

• Programming Logic
• Computer Applications
• Quality Assurance
• Web Programming
• Software Testing

Other Tutoring Topics covered include: C family programming languages (Java, C++, Perl), basic programming algorithm structures, data types, syntax, program development, and execution of Microsoft and major platforms.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Supports the department's goal of providing students with supplemental academic support by:

• Provides one-on-one and small group tutoring support

• Provides subject-specific content strategies, attuned to different learning styles and preferences, to help students understand key concepts learned in class

• Provides direct assistance in the use of equipment and learning materials needed for student's success

• Conducts "class visits" and assists with publicizing the College's tutoring services

• Assists with the maintenance of accurate records in accordance with stated deadlines

• Completes all necessary paperwork accurately and according to stated deadlines

• Assists with the development and maintenance of departmental instructional materials

• Performs other duties as assigned