Professor Fisler's hours are in her office (Fuller 130). Everyone is welcome to just come in and join whatever questions/discussion is happening during these office hours (don't wait in the hall -- just come in). If you want to talk to Professor Fisler in private, please make an appointment for outside office hours. If you want to see Professor Fisler and can't make her office hours, email her for an appointment (please consult her schedule and suggest times when you are both free to reduce back-and-forth email).
TA/SA hours are usually in either FLA21 (the Zoo lab) or FLA22 (both Fuller sub-basement), depending on how crowded the Zoo lab is on a given day. On Monday evenings, we shift to SL011 starting at 5:30. The colors on the above grid mark times when staff are NOT in FLA21 or 22. Also note the scroll bar -- some hours go until 9pm.
Daytime MASH hours are in the Academic Resources Center. Evening MASH hours are in the Exam Proctoring Center between Morgan Dining and Network Operations.
Kathi Fisler
Hao Loi
Yizhou Yan
Jake Hackett
Will Temple
Aura Velarde Ramirez
Joshua Desmond
Tanuj Sane
Kartik Vasu
Jesse Earisman
Binam Kayastha
Andrew Rottier
Brian Keeley-Debonis
Matthew McDonald
Bradford Bonanno
Tiffany Leung
Jesse Marciano
Harry Sadoyan
Chris Bianco
Alex Pauwels
Yihong Zhou
Ming Xu
Ebenezer Ampiah
| Issue | Who to Contact |
|---|---|
| Lab-related issue (submission, participation, etc) | Professor Loi |
| Grading error on homework | The grader listed on your grade spreadsheet |
| Need clarification on homework problems | Public post to forum |
| Question on your approach to homework | Private/staff-only post to forum |
| Broken links on website | Public post to forum |
| Request extension for extenuating circumstances | Professor Fisler |
As a general rule, use the InstructAssist forum to ask questions rather than send email to individual staff. The forum lets you mark each message as public (visible to other students in the class) or private (visible only to the course staff), so it is no less private than staff-wide email. Unlike email, however, the forum lets us track messages and our progress towards handling them.
If you send a message to an individual staff member that should have gone to the forum, we will ask you to use the forum instead. We aren't being rude. We are simply trying to handle the large volume of email that we get in a large course. The less time we spend managing email, the more time we can spend actually helping you!
The forum has different categories for your messages. When you create a message, tag it with the most appropriate category (which will direct it to the right person on our end).
If you have a question that really should go only to one person (such as an extension request or a personal concern for Professor Fisler), email that person directly. There should be very few messages going to individual staff other than Professor Fisler.