Additional Information
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Office Hours
8:00 a.m. - Noon
1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Closed Noon until 1:00 p.m. for lunch
Advisement Hours
9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
Advisement is by appointment only except the
week before and the first week of classes.
Phone
480-965-3199
E-mail
sci.advising@asu.edu
Address
Arizona State University
Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering
School of Computing & Informatics
Brickyard Suite 208
699 South Mill Avenue
Tempe, AZ 85281
The School of Computing and Informatics (SCI) Advising Center supports a broad range of advising and career development services for students. The center hosts a resume writing workshop and a CSE Job Fair, initiates employer information sessions and teaches a course called “CSE 194: Success in Computer Science and Engineering” for incoming freshmen.
The SCI Advising Center serves both undergraduate and graduate students in both the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and the Department of Biomedical Informatics. Students are encouraged to make appointments well in advance. Students who are more than 10 minutes late to an appointment will need to reschedule.
Fall semester begins August 20, 2007.
Professional Program Application Deadline
The application period for Spring 2008 is September 1-15. Anyone who has completed their skill-set courses or is in the process of completing their skill-set courses, should apply during this time. Visit the Professional Program information page for more information about applying.
December 1, 2007: Deadline for Fall 2008 Graduate Applications
Students applying for M.S. in Computer Science, Master of Computer Science, Ph.D. in Computer Science and Integrated Bachelor/M.S. degree in Computer Science should apply by this date.
Software Engineering Concentration Course Schedule
Students in the B.S. in computer science degree who are pursuing the software engineering concentration, please note the following course offerings for software engineering courses: CSE 445 (Fall, Spring), CSE 460 (Fall, Spring), CSE 461 (Fall), CSE 462 (Spring).
CSE 320/CSE 325
For computer systems engineering students continuing on 2005-2006 or earlier curriculums who are taking CSE 325 and/or CSE 320 – please note that these courses are three credit hours instead of four credit hours. CSE 325 replaces CSE 421 and CSE 320 replaces CSE 422. Students who have completed CSE 421 can take CSE 320 in place of CSE 422. The one hour deficiency will move to the technical elective section. Students have the option of completing CSE 301: Ethics for Computing, a one-credit hour course to fulfill this deficiency and have it counted as a technical elective.
Students remaining on 2005-2006 or earlier catalog years who must complete CSE 325 in place of CSE 421 and CSE 320 in place of CSE 422 will have two hours move to the technical elective section. It is suggested that students consider updating to the 2006-2007 curriculum. Students who have questions regarding the curriculum changes are advised to contact the SCI Advising Center to make an appointment with an advisor by calling 480-965-3199.
ECE courses
Please note the changes to ECE courses for students remaining on 2005-2006 or earlier catalog years:
Students with questions should make an appointment with an advisor by calling 480-965-3199.
The Math department has approved for CSE majors who plan to pursue a concurrent math degree or a math minor to take either the MAT 270/271/272 or MAT 265/266/267 series to fulfill requirements. However, since MAT 265/266/267 are three credit hours versus four credit hours for the MAT 270/271/272 series, hours will need to be made up with another MAT course. Please see the math advisor for more information on how to fulfill requirements.
Grade replacement for Calculus courses
Students who have earned a “D” or “E” in MAT 270/271/272 courses will be able to replace their grade in the affected course by taking the three-credit hour math courses (MAT 294 Calculus for Engineers I, II or III in Fall 2006 or MAT 265, 266, 267). Please note that for students who have earned a “D” or “E” in either MAT 270, 271 or 272 who retake a three-credit hour math course, the one hour deficiency must be made up as a technical elective for students in the 2005-2006 and earlier catalogs. Contact the SCI Advising Center for more information.
Concurrent Degree Policy
Due to the similar requirements of the Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering degrees in earlier catalog years, students who are pursuing one of the degrees in the 2005-2006 and earlier catalog years are no longer able to add concurrent degrees in Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering.
Students on the 2006-2007 catalog year and later can petition the Fulton School of Engineering to add a concurrent degree in Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering once approved to take upper division coursework. Students will only be required to take one set of Capstone courses and CSE 423 and CSE 424 are the recommended Capstone courses. Students who are approved for concurrent Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering degrees can use CSE 320 and CSE 325 as CSE 400-level electives in the Computer Science degree. Students must take 12 hours of CSE Technical Electives for the Computer Systems Engineering major that are not used toward the Computer Science degree requirements of CSE 400-level electives or Technical Electives.