Contact Us / Getting Help
All of us on the EECS 183 team are happy to help you!
In most circumstances, we ask that you not email your instructor (lecture or lab), whether by regular email or through Canvas. Instead, please use one of the other methods below. You’ll get help more quickly that way.
Please know that this is to facilitate consistency and fairness for all students in this very large course, and to handle our very large volume of requests efficiently. We care about you and we want to help you!
For questions on course material that arise outside of class:
For questions on how to solve a PrairieLearn or project problem:
- Piazza - if you can ask without sharing your answer and without sharing code
- Office hours
For questions about grades:
For questions about course policies:
- Piazza - if it’s suitable to be discussed publicly (not private)
- Admin Form - for private matters, including sickness, absence, SSD accommodations, schedule problems, joining the course late, and any other non-content-related personal questions or concerns.
The Admin Form is private, with submissions read by only a small subset of the course staff. But if you have a rare, very sensitive subject that you don’t want to put on the admin form, then you may email your lecture instructor.
Copyright and Intellectual Property Notice
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- Student Use: These materials are provided solely for the educational use of students currently enrolled in this course at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. Students may not copy, reproduce, republish, or distribute these materials (in part or in full) to any public or private platform.
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