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Course Collaboration Leaders Support

Course Collaboration Leaders (CCLs) are NC State students who facilitate spaces where Data Science and AI Academy students can work together on assignments and projects.

Get Help & Support from DSA CCLs.

Join the DSA Zoom room, or the study space outside of Suite 2144 in D.H. Hill Library where you can work with your peers in a friendly, collaborative environment. Our undergraduate Course Collaboration Leaders (CCLs) will be there to help answer questions and support the formation of study groups. All DSA students are welcome.

Spring 2025 Schedule

CCL Office Hours begin Monday, January 13, 2025 and go through Tuesday, April 22, 2025. 

Online/Zoom CCL Office Hours:

MTWTRF
9am-10am(Jade V.)(Jade V.)(Jade V.)
11am-12pm(Anna P.(Anna P.)(Anna P.)
1pm-
4pm
(Rebecca S.)
5pm-
6pm
(Vrishank G.)
5pm-
7-PM
(Vrishank G.)

In-person CCL Office Hours:

MTWTRF
12pm-
3pm
(Nicole P.)
3pm-
4pm
(Kenzo H.)
3pm-
5pm
(Kenzo H.)

Current CCLs:

  • Vrishank G. R, Python, Data Wrangling, SQL, Data Visualization, general programming questions
  • Kenzo H.  R, Python, SAS, Data Visualization, Web Scraping, general programming questions
  • Anna P. R, Python, Data Visualization, and general programming questions 
  • Nicole P.  R, Python, SAS, and general programming questions
  • Rebecca S. R, Python, SAS, SQL, Excel, general programming questions, all special topics questions
  • Jade V. R, SAS, Data Viz, Python, Excel, and general programming questions

More ways to collaborate:

  1. Find a Study Buddy/Group. The DSA is committed to collaborative learning. It is part of academic integrity to give credit for this help. On your assignments, share who (or what websites) helped you. To get the best learning experience, take a bit of time to think independently before seeking help. Sometimes you may come up with novel ideas that nobody else would have considered!
  2. Ask a Question on Your Class Discussion Board and/or Communicate with Your Teacher. You may have a discussion forum space in moodle set up for your class, where you may be able to ask questions that your instructor or peers may be able to respond to to help you out!
  3. Attend Your Instructor’s Office Hours. Check your syllabus or Moodle site for details.