Graduate Courses

These guidelines are set forth to inform all new graduate students of the policies of the Department, including the use of departmental supplies and facilities and to elaborate on the rules for the M.S. degree as set forth in the Graduate Catalog. They are not intended to replace the rules as stated in the Graduate Catalog. Any suggestions for corrections or for additional information which should be included in future revisions would be appreciated.

 

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0 UNIVERSITY RULES

2.1 Academic Regulations
2.2 Special Students
2.3 800- and 900-level Courses
2.4 700-level Courses
2.5 Grades
2.6 AF Grades
2.7 C, C+ Grades
2.8 Credit/Fail Grades
2.9 Audit Grades
2.10 Incomplete Grades
2.11 W Grades
2.12 Academic Standards
2.13 Early Admission and Dual Credit
2.14 Transfer Credit
2.15 Special Student Credits
2.16 Off-Campus Courses
2.17 Twelve-Credit Rule
2.18 Exceptions to the 12-Credit Rule

3.0 MASTERS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

3.1 Academic and Thesis Advisor
3.2 Credits
3.3 Technical Presentation and Technical Paper Requirement for Non-Thesis Option
3.4 Residency
3.5 Masters Continuing Enrollment
3.6 Time Limit
3.7 Thesis Option
3.7.1 Thesis Credit
3.7.2 Thesis Committee
3.7.3 Submission of Thesis

4.0 DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Credits
4.2 Grade Point Average
4.3 Residency
4.4 Doctoral Research
4.5 Guidance Committee
4.6 Preliminary and Comprehensive Examinations
4.6.1 Preliminary Exam
4.6.2 Comprehensive Exam
4.7 Language/Research Tool Requirement
4.8 Degree Candidacy
4.9 Doctoral Committee
4.10 Time Limit
4.11 Dissertation
4.12 Final Defense
4.13 Submission of Dissertation
4.14 Graduation

5.0 TEACHING AND RESEARCH ASSISTANT RULES

5.1 Teaching Assistant (TA)
5.1.1 General Guidelines
5.1.2 Laboratory Teaching
5.1.3 Recitation Teaching
5.1.4 Grading
5.2 Research (Project) Assistants (RA)

6.0 GENERAL DEPARTMENT RULES

6.1 Telephone
6.2 Secretarial Time
6.3 Building and Office Keys
6.4 Research Equipment and Instruments
6.5 Computer Usage
6.6 Departmental Library

7.0 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-BSEE STUDENTS

 
 
 

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