Academic Advising Notes

• Advising appointments will be scheduled through my Calendly page

  • Your meeting must be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance--the site won't let you sign up any later than that

  • All meetings will be scheduled for 30 minutes

  • Please pick up an advising sheet from Ball 301 and bring it to our meeting, which will be in my office (Ball 301A)

    • Students planning to graduate in the next semester must also complete a "D Form"

  • Please come to the appointment with a very good idea of what you plan to take next semester

    • Check the Class Schedule page for the upcoming semester's course list, or use the Schedule Builder tool in SiS

    • During advising in the spring, that plan should include both summer and fall courses

  • It's completely up to you to find sections of each class that fit into your schedule and to identify time conflicts ahead of time

   

• Useful links and notes

  • Office of the Registrar (with links to course schedules, academic calendars, etc.)

  • Course of study lists (hard copies available in ECE Dept. office)

    • Electrical Engineering

    • Computer Engineering

    • EE/CS Double Major

    • EE/Physics Double Major

  • Common minors

    • Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology (BMEBT)

    • Business Administration

    • Energy Engineering

    • Mathematics

    • Sound Recording Technology

  • Core Curriculum and General Education

    • Students admitted Fall 2015 and later: Core Curriculum areas & courses

    • Students admitted before Fall 2015: Approved Gen Ed courses

    • Notes

      • Many Core Curriculum/Gen Ed requirements are fulfilled by required courses in your program.

      • You must take three additional Social Sciences (SS) courses and two Arts and Humanities (AH) courses

        • Students entering in Fall 2011 or later only need two SS courses--Economics (ECON 2010 or ECON 2020) fulfills one of those requirements.

      • You may only take a total of two Gen Ed courses from the same department.

        • Since PHIL 3340 (Engineering Ethics) is required, you may only take one additional PHIL XXXX course.

        • Students required to take Economics may only take one additional ECON XXXX course.

  • Transfer courses

  • Off-Campus Course Authorization (Required for UML students taking courses at another school)

  • Transfer dictionary (Listing of UML courses and their transfer mappings)