CSE New Student Information for Fall 2011
!!!!NEW INFORMATION FOR FALL 12 COMING SOON!!!!
Welcome to Computer Science and Engineering at Michigan! Now that you are here, please take time to attend the following events specifically coordinated for new students only. Get to know your fellow students, meet some faculty, and gain valuable information to make your time here at Michigan as rewarding as possible. It is imperative that you attend the CSE New Student Welcome and a CSE Peer Counseling Session.
Fall 2011 New Student Meetings:
- Tues, Sept 6, 4:30 pm: CSE New Student Welcome
- CSE Peer Counseling Sessions
(plan to attend a portion of one of these):
--------Friday, September 2, 3-5pm, 3725 CSE
--------Tuesday, September 6, noon-2pm 3725 CSE
- Sept 1, CoE New Graduate Student Welcome
- Sept 2, Rackham Welcome
Please refer to the quick links on the right for more information. The CSE New Student Checklist includes important dates and items you need to do before and after your arrival. The CSE Graduate Program Brochures provide in-depth information about the Ph.D. and the Masters degree requirements and policies, as well as a list of relevant courses.
The College of Engineering (CoE) Info You Need to Know and the U-M Campus Information Center websites provide helpful information, including student perspectives about the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor. You can also see videos of the U-M campus, its research and activities. Finally, our page for current graduate students contains a wealth of information about our program and the university.
Before classes begin, you will need to meet with your Academic Advisor to discuss your class schedule (see the checklist). In your first
term you will need to have your Masters Plan of Study approved by your Academic Advisor (and then submitted to the CSEGraduate
Office for inclusion in your file. You must complete the Masters Plan of Study if you are
pursuing a MS or MSE degree). This document is a tentative schedule
of classes you wish to take, along with the semester in which you plan to take them. Its purpose is to help you meet
all the requirements for graduation in a timely fashion. You will probably change the Plan of Study at least once.
The point is to insure, at all times, that you are pursuing a program of study that will lead to completion of all
requirements by the desired date.
As always, if you have questions or need information or help, please stop in my office.
We are looking forward to
seeing you and trust that your stay here will be a rewarding one.
Dawn Freysinger
Graduate Program Coordinator
734 647-1807
dawnf@eecs.umich.edu
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