Need extra support with your EECS coursework? Weinberg can help with that! We’re glad to be able to provide a free EECS tutor for CogSci Computation Track students (or students who are planning to declare the CogSci Computation Track). The Computation Track tutor is not an IA and won’t have access to the auto-grader, but can provide support with conceptual questions, study strategies, and more for classes such as EECS 183, 203, 280, and 281.
Meet Claire Wan!
Computation Track Tutor for Fall 2022
Claire Wan is a senior studying cognitive science on the computation and cognition track. She is also pursuing a dual degree with the School of Information as well as minoring in computer science.
iked how it allows her to further study the relationship between people and technology, and it combines her interests in computer science and the study of the mind. She also likes the interdisciplinary nature of the field and its wide area of applications.Claire chose cognitive science because she liked how it allows her to further study the relationship between people and technology, and it combines her interests in computer science and the study of the mind. She also likes the interdisciplinary nature of the field and its wide area of applications.
Outside of academics, she enjoys playing piano and flute, and she plays in the Michigan Pops Orchestra. Claire likes to stay active and enjoys training for triathlons as well as lifting.
Claire also does research at the U of M Transportation Research Institute. She enjoys playing piano and flute, and she plays in the Michigan Pops Orchestra. Claire likes to stay active especially by swimming, running, or playing soccer.
Meet Dawn Lau!
Computation Track Tutor for Fall 2022
Dawn is a senior majoring in cognitive science on the computation track. She also a double major in linguistics and is pursuing a minor in writing and computer science.
Dawn chose cognitive science because of its interdisciplinary nature and because she is interested in developing artificial intelligence tools. She is familiar with C++ and Python and also has experience in grading for EECS 203 (Discrete Math), so feel free to ask her about any of those!
At school, Dawn also does research on natural language processing with WordLab, and is hoping to go to grad school for linguistics in a similar field afterward. Outside of that, she is a very involved in theater (Dawn is a part of ETC and Not Even Really Drama Students), and she likes creative writing!
