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Undergraduate
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Procedure |
Advising
Schedule |
- Our Department
has six (6) academic advisors:
Dr. Papadopoulos, Dr. Mourtos,
Dr. Yee, Dr. Okamoto, Dr. Du,
and Ms. Javadi
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AE advisors are on a drop-in first come first serve basis. For ME Students, please sign up for an appointment through the Advising Google Group.
Dr. Papadopoulos is E310B (AE majors)
Dr. Mourtos is E183 (AE majors)
Dr. Yee is 310E (ME majors)
Dr. Okamoto is 310A (ME Majors)
Dr. Du is 310F (ME Majors)
Ms. Javadi is E310C (ME majors)
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Read the information posted above the
sign-up sheets.
It will tell you which advising forms
you will need to fill out.
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Show up for your advising appointment
(with your advising forms filled out
and your most current transcripts).
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SUMMER ADVISING HOURS
| Faculty's Name |
Room # |
Phone # |
Days |
Hours
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Okamoto, Nicole
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310A |
924-4054 |
Tuesday
Thursday |
9:30am-12:30pm
1:00pm-4:00pm |
* ATTENTION!!! *
THERE WILL BE NO ADVISING HOURS ON TUES, JULY 15TH
Sign up for the ME Department online advising Google group for convenient scheduling and latest updates. You can email Ms. Javadi at rchang.sv@gmail.com
AE students are required to see Dr. Papadopoulos or Dr. Mourtos
For Probation Holds and General COE Advising, please see Ms. Therese James in Room 242,
(408) 924-3851. Her Drop-In Advising Hours are:
MT 1-6 pm and WR 9-2 pm.
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| Frequently
Asked Questions |
General
Advising Information
How often
do I need to see my advisor each semester?
Each student
is required to meet with an academic
advisor at least once for the next semester’s
course planning and sign-up approval.
Otherwise, there will be a hold on your
class registration for next semester.
What are
the advising hours for this semester?
Each semester
an advising schedule is posted on the
bulletin board in the Department as
well as on the Department website. Sign up for an advising time via the online Google Group,
and make it a point to come when you
signed up. AE students are on a first come first serve, drop-in basis. If need be, you may also drop in for ME advising, but students with appointments have priority.
What do I need to prepare before seeing
my advisor?
You need to complete
the upper half of the Academic Advising
Guide (blue color) form before you see
your advisor. Bring a printout of your
grades from the previous semester.
When should
I sign up for advising for next semester?
When your class
schedule is settled for the current
semester, then you are ready for advising
for the next semester. Due to the large
undergraduate student population within
the MAE Department, please do come early
for advising.
What should I do if all the available
time slots for advising are full?
In this case,
you may want to check with other advisors’
sign up sheet. If none of them fit your
schedule, you may do a standby for advising
but will be on 1st come 1st serve basis.
Major Form for Graduation
When should
I file Major Form for graduation?
Major Form should
be filed about 15 months before the
intended graduation date.
Where can
I get the information for Major Form
package preparation?
Major form filing
instructions and template can be found
in the MAE Department form folder near
the Department entrance (on top of the
table at the right hand side) and on
the MAE Department website at: http://www.engr.sjsu.edu/mae/undergrad_forms.htm.
In general, the Major Form package should
include Major Form filing checklist
(green form), Major Form, GE checklist,
Application Form for Graduation, SJSU
transcript, and other attended colleges
transcripts.
Where do
I go to get a GE checklist?
Make an appointment
with a GE advisor in the College Advising
Center, room E242 for a GE checklist.
Can I just drop off my Major Form package
to any of the advisors within the Department?
No, you should make an appointment with
one of the advisors by signing up a
time slot during the advising hours.
In this way, an advisor can go over
your package with you together to check
for proper format, accuracy, and documents.
After I turn
in my Major Form to an advisor, what
is the next step?
The Department
will check your Major Form package for
accuracy. One of the two things will
take place: If there is an issue/problem
with your Major Form package, you will
be contacted by phone or email by the
Dept. staff. If there is no issue, then
your Major Form will be forwarded
to the Admission and Records - Evaluations office.
A copy of your Major Form package will
be available for you to pick up in the
student folder when the Department approves
your Major Form.
Engr 100W
When can
I take Engr100W course?
When you are
in upper division standing, and you
have completed the core GE
courses and have passed the Writing
Skills Test (WST) with satisfactory
score, then you are ready to take the
Engineering 100W course. If I fail my
WST, what writing course should I enroll
in? You should plan to enroll in Engr 90W
or LLD 99 to improve your writing skill.
Since E100W
classes are always full, can I take
courses required E100W as pre-requisite
first and then take E100W later?
No, a pre-requisite
requirement must be met for all courses
including E100W.
GE Courses.
Can I take
upper division (S-Area, V-Area, or E100W)
GE courses without completing my lower
division (core) GE requirement?
To be eligible
for registering upper division GE courses,
you must complete all lower division
GE course requirement first.
Where can
I find out the information on available
courses for different GE category
requirement?
The GE courses
for each category are listed in the
class schedule posted on the
University website each semester.
Can I take
S and V-Area courses without completing
the E100W?
Yes, S-Area and
V-Area courses require completion of
all lower division GE core
courses and pass WST.
Other General
Questions
I already
took CompE 46 before becoming an ME/AE
major. Do I still need to take
ME30?
No. CompE 46
can substitute for ME 30.
What's the
difference between Math 30 and Math
30P?
Both classes
satisfy the same requirement. Math 30P
includes Calculus I and Analytic Geometry
while Math 30 is Calculus I only, Math
30P is better if your math background
is not strong. Math 30P is 5 units whereas
Math 30 is 3 units. However, you must
pass a placement exam first for either
course.
What's the
difference between the Physics 70 and
50 series?
Both satisfy
the same requirement. The Physics 70
series consists of three classes for
a total of 12 units. The 50 series includes
four classes for a total of 14 units.
The 70 series goes a little faster,
and you must pass a placement exam to
take Physics 70. If you did well in
your high school physics class, you
have a good chance of passing the placement
test, thus saving yourself some time
in your schedule. However, the 70 series
doesn't start every semester, so check
the class schedule.
I started
by taking the Physics 50 series. Can
I switch to the 70 series? (Or vice
versa)
No. The classes
cover material in different order, so
once you start taking one series, you
must finish with it.
Can I start
senior design in the spring?
No. Senior design
must be started in the fall semester
for both ME's and AE's. It is important
to watch the pre-requisites for senior
design closely -- otherwise you could
unintentionally add an entire year to
your graduation date!
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