What you need to know to get your schedule ready for the Spring 2010 Semester
Phase I of Telebears will begin on Monday, October 19th. In order to register for Spring 2010, each ME Undegraduate Student will need to be advised on their schedule and obtain an advisor code (without which one cannot enroll in courses).
To ensure each of our students gets an opportunity to be advised, the department provides both Group and Individual Advising. Please find information on each below.
Please note that seniors do not need to see their Faculty Advisor. They should, instead, see their advisor in 308 McLaughlin for a final degree check.
Group Advising
What: An event where students are able to be advised by faculty, staff, and senior students. You can obtain your advisor code here, and, if you do, you will not need to go to your faculty member for individual advising unless you so choose. This is a great option for students who already have a clear idea of their future schedules, but all are welcome.
Please note that Undeclared students should see Professor Zohdi for his individual sessions and Double-Majors should see their own Faculty Advisors for ease of advising.
When: Thursday, October 8, 2009, from 8:30am to 5pm
Where: 3110 Etcheverry Hall
Individual Advising
What: Each student in the ME department is assigned a faculty advisor (please see Bookmarks on right). To set up an appointment with your advisor, please use the sign-up sheet on his/her door at least 24 hours in advance of your appointment to ensure that s/he will be in.
When: Monday, October 12th to Friday, October 16th
(please be sure to attend at during these dates if you do not participate in Group Advising - faculty will be expecting you and will not be able to give Advisor Codes via email)
Where: Faculty Offices (please see Bookmarks)
What Documents You'll Need To Bring
To ensure that advising time is productive and that we can advise you properly, we cheerfully insist that you bring the following documents with you (you will not be advised without them):
- An unofficial transcript
- A copy of the ME Curriculum
(Seniors should refer to the Old Curriculum) - A completed ME Degree Check Form
(Seniors should refer to the COE Website for Current Students for their own worksheets)
General Announcements
- ME 102A will be a 4 unit course in the future and will require a discussion.
- E190M will no longer be a required course. It's material will be absorbed by ME102A.
- Transfers students may substitute the following courses for E10: ME101, ME110, ME128, ME135, MEC180, and IEOR170. These alternative course units will not be able to be used towards any other additional requirement.
- Students can take E45 as a lower division technical elective.
- The placement test is not required for ME102A.