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MetTutor is the AI-powered instruction partner built for college-level STEM metrology courses — from curating curriculum and creating lesson materials to generating exams, grading lab reports, and delivering authoritative explanations of the most advanced measurement science concepts your students will encounter.

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Create a 3-question quiz on GUM Type B uncertainty evaluation for my Metrology II students.
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Q1. A rectangular distribution is used when… Q2. The standard uncertainty for a Type B component evaluated from a normal distribution certificate with U = 0.012 V at k = 2 is… Q3. When combining Type A and Type B components, the correct formula for combined standard uncertainty uc is given by GUM §5.1.2 as…
JCGM 100:2008 §4.3–§5.1.2 · NIST TN 1297
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Now generate the answer key with full explanations and export as Word.
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Answer key generated with GUM citations for each question. Ready to export as Word, PDF, Excel, CSV, or TXT.
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Your AI Classroom Companion

Every role an instructor needs.
One platform.

Teaching college-level metrology means covering an enormous range of subject matter — foundational measurement theory, SI units and dimensional analysis, GUM-based uncertainty analysis, calibration methodology, quality management standards, and the real-world systems where all of it applies. MetTutor is the always-available expert resource that handles the depth so you can focus on the learning.

MetTutor is not a course replacement. It is a precision instrument for instruction — one that helps you build richer materials faster, gives students authoritative cited answers at any hour, generates and grades assessments aligned to professional standards, and delivers explanations at exactly the level your curriculum requires. Think of MetTutor as a postdoctoral research assistant, a standards library, and an exam generator that never needs a day off.

For institutions deploying MetTutor across an entire program, the Institution plan provides every student with full access, plus two tools built exclusively for academic programs: the Lab Report Grader and the Curriculum Validator.

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Curriculum Design & Lesson Planning

MetTutor generates complete, standards-aligned syllabi, unit plans, and lesson materials — mapped to any curriculum framework you specify. Ask for a 15-week Metrology I course outline and receive it in minutes, with standard references, learning objectives, and suggested readings for each week.

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Quiz, Exam & Assessment Generation

Generate GUM-aligned quiz questions, multiple-choice exams, short-answer prompts, and laboratory report rubrics — instantly, at the depth you specify, with full answer keys and GUM/ISO/NIST citations on every item. Export to Word, Excel, PDF, CSV, or TXT.

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Lab Experiment Design

Ask MetTutor to design a complete laboratory experiment — protocol, data recording tables, uncertainty budget template, safety requirements, and post-lab analysis questions — for any measurement science topic your course covers. Save weeks of preparation time.

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Lab Report Grading (Institution)

The Institution plan’s Lab Report Grader evaluates student submissions against a structured rubric covering GUM compliance, traceability documentation, TUR analysis, calibration methodology, and documentation format — with per-criterion scores and detailed AI feedback citing the specific standard that applies.

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Curriculum Validation (Institution)

The Curriculum Validator reviews your course syllabus against the ASQ CCT Body of Knowledge domains and ISO 17025 requirements — identifying which topics your program covers, which are missing, and recommending specific MetLibrary references to fill curriculum gaps.

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What MetTutor Does for Instructors
📋 Lesson plans & syllabi All Plans
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“The goal of a metrology course is not students who can recall definitions — it is students who understand why accurate measurement is the prerequisite for trustworthy science, safe products, and reliable engineering. MetTutor delivers the depth and rigor to make that understanding real.”

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Curriculum & Assessment Tools

From first lecture to final grade

MetTutor covers the complete instructional workflow — before, during, and after class. Every tool exports to Word, Excel, PDF, CSV, or TXT.

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Syllabus & Course Design

Ask MetTutor to generate a complete course syllabus — topic sequence, weekly objectives, reading list with MetLibrary sources, laboratory schedule, and grading structure. Aligned to any curriculum framework on request: ABET, NGSS, NCSLI, ISO 17025, or your institution’s standards.

“Design a 15-week Metrology I syllabus aligned to ISO 17025” “Create weekly objectives for a Measurement Uncertainty unit” “Map my course to the ASQ CCT Body of Knowledge”
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Lecture Notes & Presentation Materials

Generate structured lecture outlines, slide content frameworks, worked examples, and conceptual explanations for any metrology topic. Every explanation is grounded in MetLibrary sources — ISO, NIST, JCGM, NCSLI — so your lecture notes are standards-accurate from the start.

“Write lecture notes on GUM Type A evaluation with worked examples” “Create a slide outline on metrological traceability” “Explain measurement uncertainty to undergraduates step by step”
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Lab Experiment Design

MetTutor designs complete laboratory experiments — equipment lists, step-by-step measurement procedures, data recording tables, uncertainty budget templates, safety requirements, and post-lab analysis questions. Metrologist Level experiments include GUM, TUR, and ISO 17025 compliance. Export the complete package to Word or PDF.

“Design a Gage R&R experiment for Metrology II students” “Create a calibration lab for a digital multimeter with TUR analysis” “Build a GUM uncertainty budget template for the pendulum experiment”
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Quiz & Exam Generation

Generate quizzes, mid-terms, and final exams — multiple choice, short answer, calculation problems, or case-based scenarios — at any difficulty level, with full answer keys and citations. Ask for a 25-question exam on ISO 17025 clause requirements and receive it in under a minute, complete with distractor analysis and scoring guide.

“Generate a 20-question GUM quiz with answer key for Metrology I” “Write three TUR calculation problems at increasing difficulty” “Create an ISO 17025 compliance case study for final exam use”
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Lab Report Grader (Institution)

The Institution plan’s Lab Report Grader evaluates student lab reports using a structured rubric — GUM-compliant uncertainty analysis, traceability documentation, calibration procedure quality, TUR and acceptance decisions, and report format. Each submission receives a grade, per-criterion scores, and AI feedback citing the specific clause that applies.

Evaluates GUM compliance · ISO 17025 §7.6 Traceability documentation · §6.6 TUR & decision rules · JCGM 106
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Curriculum Validator (Institution)

Validate your course or program curriculum against recognized standards frameworks. The Curriculum Validator maps your syllabus to the ASQ CCT Body of Knowledge (7 domains) and ISO 17025:2017 technical requirements — identifying covered topics, flagging gaps, and recommending specific MetLibrary documents to fill each missing area.

CCT BoK domain coverage map ISO 17025 topic gap analysis MetLibrary reference recommendations
Generated Exam Question · Metrology II · GUM Type B Evaluation
Multiple Choice Difficulty: Advanced With Answer Key
A calibration certificate reports that a reference voltage standard has a value of 10.000 V with an expanded uncertainty U = 0.008 V at a coverage factor k = 2 and a confidence level of approximately 95%. When using this as a Type B uncertainty input in a GUM uncertainty budget, the standard uncertainty u(x) should be evaluated as:
A.   0.008 V (use the expanded uncertainty directly)
B.   0.004 V (divide U by k = 2 to obtain standard uncertainty)
C.   0.016 V (multiply by k = 2 to widen the interval)
D.   0.0046 V (divide by √3 as for rectangular distribution)
Explanation: Per GUM §4.3.5, a Type B standard uncertainty evaluated from a certificate reporting expanded uncertainty U at coverage factor k is obtained by dividing: u(x) = U/k = 0.008/2 = 0.004 V. Option D incorrectly applies the rectangular distribution divisor, which applies when only limits a± are given, not when a coverage factor is explicitly stated.
JCGM 100:2008 (GUM) §4.3.5 · NIST TN 1297 §6
Metrology Subject Matter

Every topic your course covers,
grounded in authoritative standards.

MetTutor’s MetLibrary provides authoritative, cited coverage of every major metrology subject area — from the philosophical foundations of measurement to the compliance frameworks that govern accredited laboratories. Here is how MetTutor addresses each core subject domain of a college metrology curriculum.

Foundation
🔭 Metrology Fundamentals & the Science of Measurement
What measurement is, why it matters, and how it is organized internationally

MetTutor provides authoritative coverage of measurement philosophy, the history of metrology, the international measurement infrastructure (BIPM, NMIs, accredited labs), and the vocabulary that defines the field — drawn directly from the VIM and ISO 17025.

  • VIM definitions — measurand, calibration, verification, traceability, uncertainty, repeatability, reproducibility, and 500+ more (JCGM 200:2012)
  • Metrological traceability — definition, the unbroken chain of calibrations to SI, national measurement institutes (ISO 17025 §6.6)
  • Metrology infrastructure — BIPM, CIPM, NMIs, accreditation bodies, the role of ILAC and APLAC
  • Calibration vs. verification — conceptual and practical distinction with ISO 17025 and VIM references
  • Measurement process model — inputs, outputs, influence quantities, and sources of variability
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 VIM · JCGM 200 BIPM SI Brochure
Units & Dimensional Analysis
📏 SI Units, Measurement Standards & Dimensional Analysis
The International System of Units and its physical foundations

MetTutor covers the SI system comprehensively — from the 2019 redefinition of the base units to unit conversion methodology and dimensional analysis — grounded in NIST SP 811 and the BIPM SI Brochure.

  • Seven SI base units — definitions, physical constants, and the 2019 SI redefinition (BIPM 9th edition SI Brochure)
  • Derived units and coherence — the full SI derived unit system with worked examples
  • Unit conversion methodology — dimensional analysis using NIST SP 811 conversion factors
  • SI prefixes — the full prefix system from yocto to yotta with engineering notation
  • Non-SI units — accepted, deprecated, and domain-specific units with conversion relationships
  • Significant figures and numerical expression — expression of results in accordance with NIST and GUM conventions
NIST SP 811 BIPM SI Brochure 9th Ed. NIST TN 1297
Core Methodology
📊 Measurement Uncertainty — The GUM Framework
Type A, Type B, combined uncertainty, and expanded uncertainty

MetTutor’s GUM coverage is the most complete available outside of the standard itself — full worked examples, step-by-step calculation walkthroughs, uncertainty budget templates, and spreadsheet upload for AI-assisted budget analysis.

  • Type A evaluation — statistical analysis of repeated observations, standard uncertainty uA = s/√n (GUM §4.2)
  • Type B evaluation — non-statistical methods: certificates, specifications, handbooks, calibration data (GUM §4.3)
  • Probability distributions — rectangular, triangular, normal, U-shaped — and correct divisors for each
  • Combined standard uncertainty — law of propagation, sensitivity coefficients, root-sum-squares (GUM §5)
  • Welch-Satterthwaite — effective degrees of freedom and coverage factor selection (GUM §G.4)
  • Expanded uncertainty — coverage factor k, confidence level, and the complete uncertainty statement
  • Spreadsheet upload — upload Excel/CSV budgets for AI-assisted GUM analysis and export (Metrologist+)
JCGM 100:2008 GUM NIST TN 1297 EURACHEM / CITAC
Professional Practice
🔧 Calibration Methods & Laboratory Practice
How calibration works and what ISO 17025 requires of laboratories

MetTutor covers calibration methodology with clause-level ISO 17025 precision, TUR analysis, ANSI/NCSL Z540.3 requirements, ILAC compliance policies, and the document validators that check lab procedures against recognized standards.

  • Test Uncertainty Ratio (TUR) — definition, calculation, 4:1 rule, risk-based acceptance (ANSI/NCSL Z540.3)
  • Calibration procedure requirements — ISO 17025 §7.8, required elements, document structure, record-keeping
  • ISO 17025 clause guidance — §6.4 equipment, §6.6 traceability, §7.6 uncertainty, §7.8 reporting (all clauses)
  • Calibration certificates — required content, uncertainty statements, ILAC P10 compliance
  • Calibration interval analysis — NCSLI RP-1 methods: reliability target, statistical, calendar
  • ILAC P10/P14/P15 — uncertainty in calibration, statements of conformity, guard bands
  • Calibration Procedure Validator — AI checker, 12 rules, ISO 17025 and Z540.3 (Metrologist+)
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 ANSI/NCSL Z540.3 NCSLI RP-1 ILAC P10/P14
Quality Systems
🏛️ Quality Standards, Compliance & Accreditation
ISO 17025, NCSLI, A2LA, MSA, and conformity assessment frameworks

MetTutor’s advanced standards coverage — NCSLI Recommended Practices, A2LA guidance, MSA/GR&R, and JCGM 106 decision rules — gives students access to the complete professional quality framework that accredited laboratories operate under.

  • NCSLI Recommended Practices RP-1–12 — measurement assurance programs, cal interval analysis, uncertainty, lab design, and all 12 RPs
  • A2LA R101 & R205 — general accreditation requirements and specific requirements for calibration labs
  • MSA / Gauge R&R — AIAG MSA 4th ed.: crossed/nested studies, ANOVA method, %Study Variation, ndc criteria
  • JCGM 106 decision rules — conformity assessment, guard bands, acceptance intervals, false accept/reject risk
  • Accreditation frameworks — ILAC MRA, A2LA, NVLAP, ISO/IEC 17011, and the accreditation assessment process
  • ISO 17025 Full Checker — 10-rule compliance verification of lab documents (Metrologist+)
NCSLI RP-1–12 A2LA R101/R205 AIAG MSA 4th Ed. JCGM 106
Real-World Context
🌐 Metrology’s Impact on Industries & Society
Why accurate measurement is civilization’s invisible infrastructure

MetTutor connects measurement science to the industrial, medical, environmental, and engineering systems that depend on it — giving students a vivid, compelling answer to the question “why does this matter?” that motivates deep learning.

  • Aerospace & defense — dimensional tolerances, flight instruments, guidance systems, and MIL-SPEC calibration requirements
  • Pharmaceutical & medical devices — dose accuracy, FDA 21 CFR Part 211, equipment calibration as patient safety infrastructure
  • Automotive & EV manufacturing — dimensional metrology, battery testing, torque calibration, IATF 16949
  • Environmental & climate science — traceability chains behind temperature records, emissions monitoring, and water quality standards
  • Semiconductor & electronics — dimensional metrology at nanometer scale, electrical measurement traceability
  • Energy & utilities — flow measurement, power quality, revenue metering, and regulatory compliance
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 FDA 21 CFR IATF 16949 NIST Technology Transfer
Why Measurement Science Matters

Metrology is the infrastructure
civilization depends on.

Every student in your metrology course will graduate into an industry where measurement accuracy has direct consequences for safety, compliance, and product quality. MetTutor makes those connections explicit — giving instructors compelling real-world context for every concept they teach.

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Pharmaceutical
Dose accuracy ±5% enforced by calibrated scales traceable to national standards — every tablet, every patient
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Aerospace
Every flight instrument calibrated on schedule against certified references — FAA mandated traceability
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Construction
Dimensional tolerances verified by CMMs and gauges — buildings and bridges stand because dimensions were measured
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Automotive & EV
Battery capacity, torque specs, dimensional fit — modern vehicles are assemblies of calibrated measurements
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Environmental
Climate records are only scientifically valid because instruments are calibrated with documented traceability and uncertainty
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Medical Devices
FDA 21 CFR requires calibrated equipment throughout medical device manufacturing — patient safety depends on it
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Energy & Power
Revenue metering, grid voltage stability, power quality — all depend on calibrated electrical measurement instruments
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Semiconductor
Nanometer-scale dimensional metrology and electrical parameter traceability underpin every chip manufactured today
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“In 1999, a $327 million spacecraft was lost because one engineering team used metric units and another used imperial. Every student who learns to document units, verify traceability, and question their instruments is learning the lesson that could have prevented that disaster — and thousands of less visible ones.”
METTUTOR.AI · METLIBRARY · NASA MARS CLIMATE ORBITER FAILURE, 1999
MetLibrary Standards Covered:
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 JCGM 100:2008 GUM NIST TN 1297 NIST SP 811 ANSI/NCSL Z540.3 VIM · JCGM 200:2012 NCSLI RP-1–12 A2LA R101 · R205 AIAG MSA 4th Ed. JCGM 106 ILAC P10 · P14 · P15 ASQ CCT BoK
Four Learning Modes

Designed for every dimension
of college instruction.

MetTutor’s four learning modes address the full range of what college-level metrology instruction requires — from delivering conceptual depth to walking through numerical problems, preparing students for certification, and producing professional-quality documents.

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Concept Mode
“The depth of a textbook. The responsiveness of an expert.”

Concept Mode delivers authoritative, cited explanations of any metrology concept — at the exact depth and vocabulary level your course demands. Every answer cites the MetLibrary source standard, clause, and section. Instructors use it to prepare lecture content; students use it to go deeper after class.

  • ✓Explain the GUM law of propagation for a student who is stuck
  • ✓Describe how ISO 17025 §6.6 traceability requirements apply to a specific scenario
  • ✓Generate a plain-language explanation of Welch-Satterthwaite degrees of freedom
  • ✓Compare JCGM 106 guard band approaches for an advanced lecture
  • ✓Create a conceptual overview of the accreditation infrastructure for class discussion
ISO 17025 clauses GUM concepts VIM definitions Traceability chains
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Problems Mode
“Worked examples that show the method, not just the answer.”

Problems Mode walks through any metrology calculation step by step — uncertainty budgets, TUR, unit conversions, Gauge R&R analysis, coverage factor selection, Welch-Satterthwaite computation — with every step explained and every formula cited to its source standard. Use it to build problem sets or as a student resource during homework.

  • ✓Generate three TUR problems of increasing difficulty with full solutions
  • ✓Walk through a complete GUM budget calculation for a class demonstration
  • ✓Calculate ndc for a Gauge R&R study and interpret the result per AIAG MSA
  • ✓Compute expanded uncertainty at k=2 from a given budget — step by step
  • ✓Analyze an uploaded uncertainty spreadsheet and correct GUM errors
GUM budgets TUR calculations Gage R&R analysis Unit conversions
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Exam Prep Mode
“From formative quizzes to the full CCT mock exam.”

Exam Prep Mode is MetTutor’s assessment engine — generating quiz questions, practice exams, and CCT preparation content aligned to the ASQ CCT Body of Knowledge. Instructors generate assessments; students practice with immediate cited explanations. The 110-question timed CCT mock exam is available to Cal Tech, Metrologist, and Institution plan users.

  • ✓Generate a 15-question quiz on ISO 17025 §7 requirements with answer key
  • ✓Create a mid-term exam covering GUM, TUR, and traceability
  • ✓Produce CCT BoK-aligned practice questions for any domain
  • ✓Give students access to 110-question timed CCT mock exams
  • ✓Track per-student domain readiness and pass probability (Institution)
Quiz generation CCT mock exam Answer keys Domain gap analysis
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Documents Mode
“Professional-grade documents for classroom and laboratory.”

Documents Mode generates, validates, and grades professional metrology documents — calibration procedures, uncertainty budget templates, lab report frameworks, calibration certificates, and measurement procedures — structured to the standard that applies. The Institution plan adds automated Lab Report Grading.

  • ✓Generate a calibration procedure template for a class laboratory
  • ✓Produce a calibration certificate structured to ILAC P10 requirements
  • ✓Validate a student procedure against ISO 17025 §7.8 (12 rules)
  • ✓Grade student lab reports with AI rubric scoring (Institution)
  • ✓Export any document as Word, Excel, PDF, CSV, or TXT
Cal procedures Lab reports Cert templates Budget templates
Plans for College Educators

From individual students
to institution-wide deployment

MetTutor offers six subscription tiers — all designed to scale from a single student to an entire technical program. Every plan includes full MetLibrary access and all four learning modes.

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Explorer
Free forever · Any student · No card required
All 4 tutor modes, MetLibrary citations, Metrology Skills Matrix, daily quiz, Concept of the Day, voice input, all export formats. The free plan every student starts with.
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Student
University students with verified .edu email
Adds full GUM calculations, ISO 17025 guidance, TUR calculator, CCT Exam Prep mode, uncertainty budget calculator, and unlimited quiz questions.
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Cal Tech
Calibration technology students & professionals · 14-day trial
Adds 110Q timed CCT mock exam, CCT readiness score & pass probability, SM-2 spaced repetition, CCT study calendar, ILAC P10/P14/P15 guidance, auto-read.
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Metrologist
Senior metrology students & CCT exam candidates · 14-day trial
Adds NCSLI RP-1–12, A2LA R101/R205, MSA/GR&R, JCGM 106, uncertainty spreadsheet upload + AI, Calibration Procedure Validator (12 rules), ISO 17025 Full Checker (10 rules).
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Lab Manager
Instructor-managed class deployments · 14-day trial
15 team seats (Cal Tech-level per seat), manager dashboard, team usage reporting, invite & manage students by email, seat expansion packs (+5/+10/+25). All Metrologist features for the account holder.
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Institution
Colleges, technical schools & training organizations · Annual license
Unlimited student seats. Adds Lab Report Grader (rubric-based AI grading), Curriculum Validator (CCT BoK + ISO 17025 gap analysis), CCT mock exam for every student, program-level dashboard. Contact sales.
Purpose-Built for Academic Institutions
Institution Plan — The Complete Academic Package
∞ Unlimited student seats 📝 Lab Report Grader 🗂️ Curriculum Validator 🎯 CCT mock exam every student 📊 Manager dashboard 🧠 SM-2 spaced repetition 📤 All export formats 📚 MetLibrary 950+ docs
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Getting Started

MetTutor in your course
by next week.

Deploy MetTutor in your metrology program in four steps. The Explorer Plan is free and requires no approval or procurement process — any instructor can begin immediately.

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Open MetTutor and explore

Visit mettutor.ai and begin immediately — no account required to explore. Ask MetTutor to explain the GUM law of propagation, generate a quiz on ISO 17025, or design a lab experiment. See the depth and citation quality firsthand before committing a single student to it.

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Choose the right plan for your program

Individual students can start free with Explorer and upgrade as their course needs grow. For structured classroom deployment, Lab Manager gives you 15 managed seats with usage visibility. For institution-wide access with grading and curriculum tools, contact us for the Institution plan.

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Build your first week’s materials

Use MetTutor to generate your first lecture outline, problem set, or lab protocol — with full citations, standards references, and export to Word or PDF. Most instructors have a complete week of material ready within an hour of their first session.

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Put MetTutor in front of students

Share access with your students — invite them through Lab Manager, direct them to the free Explorer plan, or enroll them through your Institution license. Students use MetTutor independently for homework, exam prep, and lab work — you monitor engagement and progress from the dashboard.

Start Teaching with MetTutor

The most authoritative
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Every standard your students need. Every tool you need as an instructor. Grounded in 950+ authoritative MetLibrary documents with citations on every answer. The Explorer Plan is free and available immediately — no procurement, no approval process, no barriers.

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950+
Authoritative standards documents in MetLibrary — cited on every answer
12
NCSLI Recommended Practices in the MetLibrary — RP-1 through RP-12
110Q
Timed ASQ CCT mock exam — available to every Institution student
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Export formats — Word, Excel, PDF, CSV, TXT — on every generated document

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