You must meet Procedures: your advisor each quarter to Spring term Make appointment to see advisor, prepare one year program in receive your – MyDegrees, see advisor, go over program, get PIN from your advisor, and registration register on your scheduled day (see for assigned PIN. Registration Handbook registration date or go online to ). Fall and Winter terms Make appointment to see advisor, update your – program in MyDegrees, go to advising appointment with the updated curriculum planning form, go over curriculum form with advisor and get their signature on the form, receive PIN, and register on your scheduled day. Times when students may meet with their advisor for the purpose of program planning will be during the week prior to the start of registration. Consult the for the start of registration. The general Registration Handbook dates for program planning and study list preparation with an advisor are shown on the front cover of this document. Students must sign up for an advising appointment on the posted appointment sheets at their advisor's office. The student-advisor relationship can be as rewarding as the student desires. Advisors have resources and experience that can be helpful in planning many aspects of a college education. Students are encouraged to make full use of their advisors for program planning and counseling. Important Dates and Deadlines: The dates for University pre-registration, Registration Handbook registration, fee payment, beginning of classes and drop dates, as well as other important dates. It is the student's responsibility to be familiar with this listing. This information is also available at: . DETAILED PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Program Core The Program The core curriculum in Ecological Engineering is similar to that required by Core provides other programs in the . It is planned and coordinated so that transfer between flexibility engineering programs during the first 2 years (Pre-Engineering) can be made across other with a minimum loss of time or credits. The core provides a background in Engineering communication skills, sciences, mathematics, engineering sciences, and programs liberal arts (humanities and social sciences). A detailed listing of all courses required by the Department is shown in Table 1. All courses required by the for admission to the professional
You must meet your advisor each quarter to receive your registration PIN. The Program Core provides flexibility across other Engineering programs Procedures: Spring term – Make appointment to see advisor, prepare one year program in MyDegrees, see advisor, go over program, get PIN from your advisor, and register on your scheduled day (see Registration Handbook for assigned registration date or go online to ). Fall and Winter terms – Make appointment to see advisor, update your program in MyDegrees, go to advising appointment with the updated curriculum planning form, go over curriculum form with advisor and get their signature on the form, receive PIN, and register on your scheduled day. Times when students may meet with their advisor for the purpose of program planning will be during the week prior to the start of registration. Consult the Registration Handbook for the start of registration. The general dates for program planning and study list preparation with an advisor are shown on the front cover of this document. Students must sign up for an advising appointment on the posted appointment sheets at their advisor's office. The student-advisor relationship can be as rewarding as the student desires. Advisors have resources and experience that can be helpful in planning many aspects of a college education. Students are encouraged to make full use of their advisors for program planning and counseling. Important Dates and Deadlines: The Registration Handbook dates for University pre-registration, registration, fee payment, beginning of classes and drop dates, as well as other important dates. It is the student's responsibility to be familiar with this listing. This information is also available at: . DETAILED PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Program Core The core curriculum in Ecological Engineering is similar to that required by other programs in the . It is planned and coordinated so that transfer between engineering programs during the first 2 years (Pre-Engineering) can be made with a minimum loss of time or credits. The core provides a background in communication skills, sciences, mathematics, engineering sciences, and liberal arts (humanities and social sciences). A detailed listing of all courses required by the Department is shown in Table 1. All courses required by the for admission to the professional