Advising Information

students

The advising system in the College of Engineering is designed to assist the undergraduate in a number of ways--advance enrollment procedures, course selection, and career options. In addition to the information covered below, your advisor should be viewed as a career information resource.

You are required to meet with your departmental faculty advisor and least once per semester. Some advisors will ask that you make an appointment to discuss your career options, but, in general, they are happy to discuss this subject with any student who expresses an interest.

If your advisor is needed and not available, the chief advisor for the department should be consulted. Each department has a chief advisor, shown on the Advisor Information page, who can serve as an advisor in emergency situations.

Rules, Regulations and Academic Information

ABS Grade
Advanced Composition Requirement
Auditing
Bronze Tablet
Correspondence Courses
Credit/No Credit (CR/NC) Option
Dean's List
Departmental GPA Requirements
Drop Rules
Dropping and Adding Courses
Incomplete Grade
Free Electives
Foreign Languages
Probation
Proficiency Examinations
Residency Requirements
Social Sciences and Humanities

Campus general education information

Mathematics advising information

Office of Academic Programs
Umberto Ravaioli, Senior Assistant Dean for Academic Programs
206 Engineering Hall, MC-272, 333-2280, fax: 244-4974

Michael Hirschi, Assistant Dean of Engineering
206 Engineering Hall, MC-272, 333-2280, fax: 244-4974

J. Bruce Elliott-Litchfield, Assistant Dean and Director, Academy for Excellence in Engineering Education
210 Engineering Hall, MC-272, 333-8980, fax: 244-4974

Susan M. Larson, Assistant Dean and Director, Women in Engineering Program
206 Engineering Hall, MC-272, 244-3517, fax: 244-4974

Ivan Favila, Assistant Dean and Director, Morrill Engineering Program
206 Engineering Hall, MC-272, 244-3814, fax: 244-4974