Student Events

This session is for students learning how to use the TI graphing calculator. Session will include basic calculations, proper entry of fractions, exponents, and radicals, as well as learning graphing capabilities of a calculator. Recommended for students who need help with basic features of a graphing calculator.

Study Skills: How to Succeed in Math:

This workshop will focus on skills necessary for success in math courses and address why taking college math classes are harder than other classes. Tips for effectively completing homework, preparing for and taking tests, and managing anxiety will be provided. Recommended for students taking Math 0405,1332, 1314, 1324, 1325

Review of Beginning Algebra:

This workshop will be a review of order of operations, signed numbers, exponents, linear equations, and operations of polynomial expressions. Recommended for students taking Math 0405, 1332, 1314, 1324, 1325

Review of Intermediate Algebra:

This workshop will be a review of graphing linear equations, slopes, solving systems of linear equations, factoring, solving quadratic and rational equations. Recommended for students taking Math 1314, 1324, 1325, 1316, 1350, 1351

Review of College Algebra:

This workshop will be a review of the difference quotient, compositions of functions, inverse functions, piecewise-defined functions, and exponential and logarithmic expressions and equations. Recommended for students taking Math 1325, 1316, 1350, 1351, 2412, 2413, 2414

TI Graphing Calculator and Prep Topics for Statistics:

This workshop will present basics of using a TI graphing calculator for statistics courses (STAT, LIST, ABS, Square root). Attendees will see examples and review topics such as rounding, scientific notation, conversions decimal/percent/fraction, absolute value, squaring/square root. Recommended for students taking Math 1342.

TI Graphing Calculator for STEM Courses:

This workshop will present skills for using a TI graphing calculator for radical, trigonometric, rational, logarithmic, and exponential functions. Entering fractional expressions, storing values, finding min/max, working with matrices. Recommended for students taking Math 1314, 1324, 1325, 2412, 2413, 2414

Factoring Techniques:

This workshop will focus on different techniques for factoring binomial, trinomial and four term polynomials. Attendees will then use factoring to simplify rational expressions containing factors with negative and rational exponents. Recommended for students taking Math 1325, 2412, 2413, 2414

Review Trigonometry with Right Angle Approach:

This workshop will be a review of the right triangle trigonometry, reciprocal identities, quotient identities, Pythagorean identities, and inverse trigonometric functions, unit circle, and solving trig equations. Recommended for students taking Math 2412, 2413, 2414.

Final exam review sessions hosted by various professors are offered during pre-finals week. Please check back for Fall 2026 times and dates.

Dates TBD

• Statistics Final Exam Review

Time TBD

Online: Join Statistics Final Exam Review Zoom Meeting Session

Dates TBD

• College Algebra Final Exam Review

Time TBD

Join College Algebra Final Exam Review Zoom Meeting Session

Math Club

Are you majoring in a STEM field? Do you simply enjoy mathematics? Check out the Collin Math Club! Meetings for Spring are Fridays at 11am in G218 of the Plano Campus.

Contact Professor Monica Montalvo for information.

Data Science Club

Are you interested in data-driven decision making, machine learning, or artificial intelligence? Do you enjoy solving real-world problems with analytics?

Check out the Collin Data Science Club!

Members benefit from coding workshops, project-based learning, and opportunities to compete in data challenges. The club provides mentorship, collaboration with peers, and exposure to real-world data science applications.

Goals of the Club:

Learn and apply data science tools like Python, R, and Tableau.
Work on fun, real-life projects with a team.
Compete in hackathons and data challenges.
Meet experts in AI and data through guest talks.
Build portfolios and resumes through practical experience.

Join or explore our club description, officer contacts, workshops, and upcoming events.

Engineering Club

More information coming soon!

Award:

$625

Application Deadline:

October 31, 2026

Instructions:

This scholarship opportunity is open to students who meet the following criteria:

STEM major
Will have completed the following by the end of Spring 2026 semester:
- 6+ math credits
- Pre-Calculus
3.0 or higher GPA overall
3.5 or higher GPA in math courses
Will be enrolled full-time at Collin College in Spring 2027

If you meet the preceding criteria, an application form will be available October 1st.

Questions? Please email dpotter@collin.edu or call 972.378.8283.

You could win a $250 gift card or credit towards Collin College expenses!*

Who: Collin Enrolled Students (students who have registered and present ID)
What: 20 multiple-choice math questions covering concepts through Pre-Calculus, timed for one hour

When: Round One Date TBA!
Where: Plano campus Room J-228A

Prizes: 1^st Prize (high score if total both rounds >30 and no prior college or university degree): $250 gift card, or credit toward Collin expenses*

*For further information, contact Professor Bock at 972.516.5024 or ebock@collin.edu

Who: Collin Enrolled Students who are currently taking or has taken Calculus 2

When: TBA

Where: TBA

For further information, contact Professor Snyder.

Math Events, Workshops, & Help

Math Help

Math Prep Workshops

Fall 2026 Sessions

Workshop Descriptions

Final Exam Review Sessions

Math, Data Science, and Engineering Clubs

Math Club

Data Science Club

Engineering Club

Math Excellence Scholarship

Award:

Application Deadline:

Instructions:

Student Math League Competition

Integration Bee