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The spring term advising process offers all EECS students the opportunity to meet with a faculty advisor in a one-on-one setting to discuss career planning, course electives, or other topics. Students are required to submit a major-specific academic plan to the EECS Student Services Office (KEC 1148) prior to their advising appointment. These academic plans are then reviewed by the student services staff. Plans will be handed back at the major specific presentations being held the week of May 12th. The reviewed plans will have the student's fall term registration PIN. All EECS students not on a Spring 2008 MECOP internship should submit a printed copy of their completed 2008-2010 academic plan to the EECS Student Services Office (KEC 1148) by 5pm, Friday, April 25. This plan should cover course selections through Spring 2010. Those students who submit their plan by the April deadline will receive an email (ONID) by 5pm, Friday, May 2nd, with instructions on how to schedule their advising appointment. Those students who do not submit an academic plan by 5pm, Friday, April 25th, will need to submit a printed copy of their academic plan to the EECS Student Services Office by 5pm, Friday, May 16. These students will receive an email by 5pm, Friday, May 23th, with instructions on how to schedule their advising appointment. Those students who did not submit an academic plan by 5pm, Friday, May 16th, will need to schedule an individual advising appointment with an academic advisor in order to get their fall term registration PIN. Students will need to bring an updated academic plan with them to their advising appointment. There are two different file formats to choose from when selecting an academic plan:
Click on the appropriate icon to the right of the major to open that major's academic plan. Click here to view a Powerpoint presentation illustrating the step-by-step requirements for completing an academic plan. ACADEMIC PLANS (Summer 2008 - Spring 2010)
The final term for graduating with a bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering or Computer Engineering is Spring 2012. 4 YEAR - SAMPLE PLANS Computer Science - Computer Systems Option Computer Science - Information Systems Option Computer Science - Applied Computer Science Option Track Specific Plans (ECE Majors)
Can’t find the form you are looking for or have a question? Please email us at eecsundergrad.info@oregonstate.edu for assistance. Remember to include your first and last name in your email. |
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School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1148 Kelley Engineering Center |