Civil & Environmental Engineering '10 Freshman.pdf · Environmental engineering students...

CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTALENGINEERING

Spring ’10 First Year

Advising Meeting

MEETING OUTLINE

Academic Advising/PlansCurriculum ChangesRegistrationGeneral Education/Free ElectivesSenior Design OptionsTransferring Courses to Michigan TechStudy Aboard/National Student ExchangeMinors/Certificates Job Searching

MEETING OUTLINE

ACADEMIC FILE

All students should keep an academic file with at least the following ---

Copies of pertinent correspondenceUpdated flowchart

Unsure of what you’ve completed…view unofficial transcript on Banweb (www.banweb.mtu.edu)

Academic PlanMake an appointment with Julie if needed

ACADEMIC ADVISING APPOINTMENTS

2-way street --- student and advisor

Do your part by planning for your advising appointment

Bring a flowchart with completed/transferred courses crossed offBring a proposed schedule or plan of study to review

MEETING OUTLINE

CURRICULUM CHANGESCivil Engineering

A few changes were made to the structural engineering courses in the Civil Engineering curriculum which will take effect starting next fall (2010).

Undergraduate courses which will no longer be offered: CE2201 - Structural Engineering I CE3201 - Structural Engineering II CE4211 – Reinforced Concrete Design CE4221 - Structural Steel Design CE4231 – Timber and Masonry Design

New updated undergraduate courses: CE3202 – Structural Analysis (Replacing CE2201) CE4213 – Reinforced Concrete Design (Students can choose between CE4213 and CE4223 to replace CE3201)CE4223 – Structural Steel Design (Students can choose between CE4213 and CE4223 to replace CE3201) CE4233 – Structural Timber Design Students who have not taken either CE2201 or CE3201 will replace CE2201 with CE3202 and then will go on to CE4213 or CE4223 (replacing CE3201) to complete the required structures sequence. CE3202 is a 3-credit course and CE4213 & CE4223 are both 4 credits.

NEW NOTE: Students who will be taking the new 4000 structures course (CE4213 or CE4223) in place of CE3201, which is on the current flowchart, can replace a regular professional elective in place of the “CE Prof. Elective w/ Design” in the senior year. The 4000 level structures course eliminates the need for a professional elective course with design.

CURRICULUM CHANGESEnvironmental Engineering

Course prefix changes The environmental engineering courses are currently “CE” but starting next fall the “CE” will become “ENVE”.

When searching for courses on the “Schedule of Classes” website in Banweb, students will need to select ”Environmental Engineering” to show the list of environmental engineering courses.

Environmental engineering students need to be aware that there are still a few courses that will still be “CE” since there are courses both civil & environmental engineering students take such as CE3331 (Professional Practice), CE3620 (Water Resources Engineering), CE3810 (Soil Mechanics) and Senior Design.

MEETING OUTLINE

REGISTRATION DATES

Summer 2010Currently open

Fall 2010March 18th – April 4th

Priority Schedule: http://www.admin.mtu.edu/em/students/plan/

Last day to drop a Spring 2010 Class with a “W”- Friday, March 5

FALL ‘10/SPRING ‘11 CLASSES

Use the flowchart as a planning guide --- but be aware of your individual abilities

UN2001 and UN2002 can be taken in either order (offered both fall and spring)

See Julie for individual help with your schedule

REGISTRATION TIPS

Civil Engineering

Use the flowchart as a guide, not a rule. Most 2000-3000 level courses are offered fall and spring so courses can be re-arranged on the flowchart.

Look ahead…how many semesters left?Consider co-ops/study abroad/certificates/minors when planning your last couple years here at MTU.

REGISTRATION TIPS

Environmental EngineeringKeep in mind that many of your required courses are offered only once per year.

Pay attention to prerequisites and plan ahead if you stray from the flowchart.

Look ahead…how many semesters left?Consider co-ops/study abroad/certificates/minors when planning your last couple years here at MTU.

REGISTRATION TIPS

Filled Sections

CE/ENVE Classes --- Contact Julie Ross right away to allow the department to make adjustments if necessary.

Non-CE/ENVE Classes --- Contact the department offering the course.

BOOKMARK THIS WEBPAGE!!

http://www.mtu.edu/registrar/students/registration/prepare/

REGISTRATION TIPS

To avoid potential time conflicts --- plan your fall and spring semesters at the same time

Check prerequisites, class restrictions, etc. before registering

Registration forms available in CEE Advising Office (103 Dillman) or online --- (website in previous slide)

Fall 2010 Schedule of Classes can be viewed now and Spring 2011 schedule will be available soon (early March)

MEETING OUTLINE

GENERAL EDUCATION28 credits total

4 “UN” courses (13 cr)UN1001, PerspectivesUN1002, World Cultures*

UN1002 can be replaced with UN1003 + 2 consecutive foreign language courses. The second foreign language course can be counted toward distribution requirements.

UN2001, RevisionsUN2002, Institutions

Distribution CoursesHASS List:

EC3400 required distribution courseMaximum of nine (9) credits may be 2000-level Maximum of three (3) credits from the HASS Creative Endeavors

ListMaximum of three (3) credits from the HASS Supplemental List

3 units of co-curricular classes

**See back of flowchart**

FREE ELECTIVES

Both the BSCE and BSEEn curricula have 3 credits of free electives

Free electives can be any 1000-level or higher course

MEETING OUTLINE

SENIOR DESIGN OPTIONSFour (4) Options

1-semester design project (3 credits)CE4905: Take either fall, spring

2-semester design project (6 credits)XX4900/4910

EnterpriseENT3950, 3960, 4950, 4960 plus either the enterprise concentration or minor

International Senior Design (CE4915 + CE4916)CE4915 (Summer – in country)CE4916 (Fall)

MEETING OUTLINE

TRANSFERRING CLASSES TO MTU

Many students take classes over the summer at home to get caught up or to lighten future semester loads.

Look up transfer equivalencies at www.admin.mtu.edu/adm/TRANSFER_Equiv.html

UN1001 (Perspectives) and UN1002 (World Cultures) cannot be transferred into MTU once you start here.

UN2001 (Revisions) and UN2002 (Institutions) can be transferred into MTU.

MEETING OUTLINE

STUDY ABROAD &NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE

Study Abroad --- many optionssummer, 1 semester, full year, …http://www.mtu.edu/international/study-abroad/program/Greta Gustafson, Study Abroad Coordinator (gkgustaf@mtu.edu)

National Student Exchange (NSE)Study in another U.S. University, Pay MTU tuition1-semester, full-yearhttp://www.multicultural.mtu.edu/programs-nse.phpEmail Susan Liebau--- slliebau@mtu.edu

MEETING OUTLINE

MINORS, CERTIFICATES, 2ND DEGREES

CertificatesLanguage, Int’l Business, Int’l Sustainable Development Engineering, Geographic Information Systems http://www.admin.mtu.edu/catalog/academic/certificates.html

MinorsOver 50 availablehttp://www.admin.mtu.edu/catalog/academic/minors.html

2nd Degrees (think about an advanced degree also)Business, Biology, Surveying --- depending on career interests

MEETING OUTLINE

Job Fairs – Fall & Spring

www.bigbook.com to search for companies near home (or a location you’d like to work)

Talk to employers

Check out the Career Center – www.career.mtu.edu

Julie’s advising announcements

OK to send a letter/resume to a company even if there aren’t any positions posted.

JOB SEARCHING

Through your Banweb account: www.banweb.mtu.edu

DARS is replacing the need for paper audits at graduation time.

Track your progress.

Look at it once in awhile to make sure courses are going into the proper places.

If you see something that doesn’t look right, please talk to Julie Ross (jzross@mtu.edu)

DARS – DEGREE AUDIT REPORTING SYSTEM

CONTACT INFORMATION:

JULIE ROSSJZROSS@MTU.EDU

DILLMAN 103487-3410

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