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EDU  \nWWW. MATH. UCLA . EDU/UGRAD  \nThe Department of Mathematics is the home for Mathematics and Programming in Computing  \nUNDERGRADUATE STUDENT SERVICES  \nLOCATION  \nMath Sciences 6356  \nPHONE  \n(310) 206-1286  \nHOURS OF OPERATION  \nMonday–Friday  \n7:30 a. m.–11:50 a. m.  \n1 p.m.–4:30 p.m.  \nWEBSITE  \n[www.math.ucla.edu/ugrad](www.math.ucla.edu/ugrad)  \nDROP-IN ADVISING HOURS  \nNo Appointment Necessary Monday–Friday  \n9 a. m.–11 a. m.  \n1 p.m.–4 p.m.  \nADVISERS  \nConnie Jung Lucia Saavedra  \nMAILING ADDRESS  \nUCLA Department of Mathematics 520 Portola Plaza  \nBox \\#951555  \nLos Angeles, CA 90095-1555  \nMESSAGE CENTER  \nAccessible through MyUCLA [www.my.ucla.edu](www.my.ucla.edu)  \nEMAIL  \n[ugrad@math.ucla.edu](ugrad@math.ucla.edu)  \nThe student services office is available for drop-in advising every weekday. Enrollment issues are prioritized during weeks 0–2. Advisers can help answer questions your regarding:  \n• Academic Difficulty  \n• Course Planning  \n• Career Planning  \n• Course Transfers  \n• Departmental Programs  \n• Enrollment Concerns  \n• Majors and Specializations  \n• Student Organizations  \nPROGRAMMING IN COMPUTING: PIC LAB  \nLOCATION  \nMath Sciences 2000  \nPHONE  \n(310) 825-7276  \nWEBSITE  \n[www.pic.ucla.edu](www.pic.ucla.edu)  \nHOURS: FALL, WINTER, SPRING  \nMonday–Friday 9 a.m.–6 p.m.  \nSunday  \n1 p.m.–5 p.m.  \nHOURS: SUMMER SESSIONS  \nMonday–Thursday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.  \nCLOSED: Friday, Saturday, Sunday  \nThe PIC Lab supports both PIC students learning programming and math students who wish to use analytical software. The lab is reserved for PIC and math students only.  \nStudent accounts have 1 GB of disk space on the network drive and may print 200 pages per class per quarter at no charge. No additional printing is allowed.  \nAccounts are automatically created for all eligible students each quarter or can be requested at the Student Services Office. Hours may vary each quarter. Visit the PIC Lab website for the current schedule. Reduced hours during finals week.  \n[math.ucla.edu](math.ucla.edu) • [linkedin.com/company/uclamathematics](linkedin.com/company/uclamathematics) • [facebook.com/UCLAmath](facebook.com/UCLAmath)  \n1. Who should I goto regarding my GE or university requirements?  \nQuestions regarding university or college requirements should be directed to the student’s designated college counseling office: College of Letters and Science, Honors, AAP or Athletics. For more information, refer to their website. [www.registrar.ucla.edu/Academics/Academic-Counseling](www.registrar.ucla.edu/Academics/Academic-Counseling)  \n[2](2). Where can I obtain information about courses offered through other departments (non Math/Programming In Computing courses)?  \nFor questions regarding non Math/PIC course syllabus, prerequisites, enrollment restrictions, transferability, etc., students should check with the department that offers the course. The mathematics department does not manage enrollment for courses outside of math and PIC.  \n3. Do I need to take the Math Diagnostic Test?  \nAll students wishing to enroll in MATH 1, MATH 3A, MATH 31AL or MATH 31A are required to take the math diagnostic test. The UCLA mathematics department requires students to use ALEKS PPL, a web-based learning system that uses adaptive technology to quickly and accurately assess readiness for certain mathematics courses. 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