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Welcome! First Year Students

Important Information Advisor’s Name: Ana Milanova, www.cs.rpi.edu/~milanova These slides are posted on my web page Office address: Lally 314 Phone number: 518 276 6887 Office hours: Tue and Fri 4-5pm Best way to reach me: milanova@cs.rpi.edu

In small groups please share the following information Who are you?? In small groups please share the following information Your Name, Your residence hall What did you expect RPI to be like? What didn’t you expect? What would you like to change?

Develop an educational plan consistent with your goals What is my role as your advisor Develop an educational plan consistent with your goals Provide and explain general educational requirements Monitor and discuss issues of concern regarding your academic progress Recommend opportunities for personal growth and academic development Refer you to specific campus or community resources

Your role as a student To complete and review an educational plan To monitor your progress towards your degree To come prepared with questions regarding curriculum, course selections, career options, etc. to discuss with your advisor To know your advisor’s office hours for individual consultations To understand that the advisor’s role is to give you information, and options for you to choose the path best for you. To let your advisor know when you are experiencing academic difficulty

What do you need to succeed? Online Course Catalogue- all the information you need about your major, requirements, course descriptions, etc. http://www.rpi.edu/academics/catalog/ Curriculum Advising Planning Program (CAPP) Report- tracks your degree progress Listed in (SIS) in student menu Transcript- includes AP & transfer credits ( listed on SIS in student menu) Course Syllabus- read it and write down all of the important dates (tests, quizzes, hw) Network with your department. Get to know your professors, who they are, what they are interested in.

Important dates Add deadline is Wednesday, Sept. 13th Drop deadline is on Friday, Oct. 20 Consultation week starts on Oct. 23rd Our next advising meetings: Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 4:00 PM. Tuesday, Nov. 14 at 4:00PM.

How are courses going? If you feel overwhelmed with the courses you have, come see me. If you are taking Data Structures and you feel the pace is too fast, come see me. We might want to switch courses. Every Course should provide a syllabus- outlining the course, topics, and grading criteria. Any questions? Any problems with online homework submissions?

Calculus 1(math 1010)) Online resource for Calculus 1. http://calculus.math.rpi.edu/CalculusHelp.html Great information for students Calculus videos http://guinevere.icme.rpi.edu/math.html Shows students how to solve similar Calculus problems used in classes. Remember: Your Mentor Session! all quizzes count towards your final grade.

Common Test Times Chemistry: @ 8AM IEA @8 AM Wed. Oct.4th Wed. Sept. 27th Wed. Nov. 8th Wed. Nov.1st Wed. Dec.6th Wed. Nov. 29th Physics 1 @6PM Computer Science Tues. Oct. 3rd Mon. Oct. 2nd Tues. Nov. 7th Mon. Oct. 30th Tues. Dec. 5th Mon. Nov. 20th

Important dates Monday Tuesday Wed Thurs Friday 8/28 8/29 8/30 9/31 School Starts 9/01 Sept. 4 - Labor Day Sept. 7 8 9 10 11 12 Meet your Adv 13 Add deadline 14 15 18 19 Calc 1 exams 20 21 22 25 Data Structures Exam 26 27 IEA Test 28 29 Oct.2 CS1 Exam Oct. 3 Physics 1 Oct.4 Chemistry Oct. 5 Oct.6

Strategies to manage 2 exams

ALAC Resources Advising and Learning Assistance Center Academy Hall Suite 4200 x6269 Learning Assistants (LAs) in residence hall – go over time management, study & test-taking skills, form study groups) Learning Specialist for test taking skills, test anxiety, time management and organizational skills 3. Drop in Tutoring

Monday - Thursday 8 pm – 10 pm Drop in Tutoring Drop in Tutoring Monday - Thursday 8 pm – 10 pm Partial Schedule Staffed -- Begins Wednesday Sept.6th Check Our Website for Course Listing http://alac.rpi.edu staffed By Mon. Sept. 18th Check Our Website Next Week For Course Listings

Upper- Class students in the First Year residence halls Learning Assistants Upper- Class students in the First Year residence halls Name Hall Email Makenzi Herbst, LAC Davison 315 Herbsm@rpi.edu Steve Sperazza, LAC North 202 Speras@rpi.edu Philip Hoddinott Hall Hall 215 Hoddip@rpi.edu Robert Russo Barton 3308 russor3@rpi.edu Anna Wong Louis Barrette Sharp 201C Sharp 204B Wonga5@rpi.edu Barrel3@rpi.edu Jena Nawfel Barton 2122 Nawfej@rpi.edu Julia Vinagoulu-Baur Cary 215 Vinagj@rpi.edu Mallory Gordon Warren 109 Gordom5@rpi.edu Tim Chinenov Nason 215 Chinet@rpi.edu Christine Simon Michael Franta Justine Kundmueller Andrea O’Brisky Theodor Ross BarH D30 BarH B206 BarH C205 Bray 215 Nugent 315 Simonc2@rpi.edu Frantm@rpi.edu Kundmj@rpi.edu Obrisa@rpi.edu Rosst2@rpi.edu

Office of the First Year Experience Other outreach services Office of the First Year Experience Academy Hall 4100 x6864 fye@rpi.edu Tuesday Tool Box Series 4-6 PM in Nason classroom (workshops on stress management, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, academic success ) Helps resolve problems or concerns for first-year students

Health Center x6287 - 0pened 7 days a week Medical care Allergy care Health and Counseling Center Health Center x6287 - 0pened 7 days a week Medical care Allergy care Health education Counseling Center x6479- opened 5 days on-call 24/7 Relaxation training for anxiety Improving communication skills Improving study habits Relating to parents Helping with depression

Cooperative Education - work experience Career and Professional Development Center 210 Darrin Communications Center x6234 Career Counselors available for individual consultations on career paths and opportunities Cooperative Education - work experience Internships (summer, fall and spring) Arch Preparation

On Sept. 22nd & 23rd from 9:30 AM- 3:30 PM in the RPI Armory Opportunities Outside the Classroom On Sept. 22nd & 23rd from 9:30 AM- 3:30 PM in the RPI Armory Archer Center for Student Leadership Academy Hall- Look for announcements

. Summer Opportunities for 2019 Academics application experience The Arch is a unique approach that will integrate academic and experiential programs to provide students with the necessary skills for the 21st century. * First year students with 28 or more AP credits are eligible for the upcoming summer 2018. 5/27/2018 .

The Center for Career and Professional Development Preparing for the Arch The Center for Career and Professional Development A bridge between Students and Experience Freshmen Year Professional Development Workshops Fall Sophomore Year Arch participate in a course to develop semester away plans Spring Sophomore Year Spring Career Fair & Sophomore Symposium Individual Meetings with CCPD counselors Advising in the Advising HUBS and by Faculty Leadership Opportunities Research Opportunities Study Abroad Opportunities Work related Opportunities JobLink is the CCPD’s online recruiting and job posting system providing approved employers with a streamlined process to post open job opportunities year round for summer interns, co-op’s, graduating students and alumni. 21

Interested? Need more info? For more information about the Arch, visit this website http://provost.rpi.edu/summer-arch 5/27/2018

Information Sessions . Study Abroad Info Sessions @–Student Union 3202 Wednesday, Sept. 13 from 12- 1PM Tuesday, Sept. 19th from 12-1PM Thursday, Sept. 14 @? Global Engineering Education Exchange Program Individual educational opportunities at multiple universities worldwide Campus wide programs through the Vice Provost’s Office 5/27/2018 .

. Remember To: Review your notes, read the textbook Go to your professor’s office hours for assistance when needed Manage your time - 5-6 hours of studying per day is the average Any general questions or concerns, come to see me Get to know a faculty member Get involved in campus activities: clubs, intramural sports, student government, etc. 5/27/2018 .