1. OCTOBER: ADVISING for SPRING 2019
In ST-424

2. Academic Calendars
October 12
Friday
Deadline for filing application for degree for January and February 2019;
November 01
Thursday
INC grades for Spring 2018 and Summer 2018 for Undergraduate students convert to FIN:
November 06
Tuesday
Course withdrawal period ends.  Last day to withdraw from a class with the grade of “W”;
Registration appointments for Winter and Spring 2019 begin for continuing students.  Check your CUNYFirst account for your appointment date and time;

3. Think about: Your plans for the next semester
Your plans for the graduation
Your plans for after graduation

4. Please schedule appointment at https://doodle
Bring with you:
Advising form (see Appendix 1)
ESE curriculum sheet (see Appendix 2)
FACTS current eligibility sheet (see Appendix 3)

5. Up to 20 students/session, please
When
Where
Up to 20 students/session, please
everybody
freshman

6. Sign for appointment Come to the advising meeting Fill the forms:
if you are freshman, please fill blank form
Otherwise, update the form from last semester
forms to
I will send you revised advising form and remove the hold.
You can start registering for classes at enrollment appointment.
Please store the form for updates for next semester.

7. Scholarships, fellowships, internships, study abroad, research…..
Use multiple resources
opportunities-scholarships-fellowships
opportunities
And others
Will increase your chances to get great job in the future
And will give you extra green for now

8. Need help?
Tutoring  

9. If you want to graduate asap Required /must take courses for Spring:
If you are sophomore, planning to graduate in Spring 2021:
CSc 102, Math 203, Phys 208
If you are junior, planning to graduate in Spring 2020:
EAS 217, and three of Engr 301, Engr 59910, CE 365, CE 372
DEPENDING ON YOUR TRANSCRIPT !

10. Elective courses Water resources Energy Remote sensing
Follow the link:
Subject to changes!

11. Elective courses offered Spring’19
 EAS Phase II Environmental Site Assessments 
 EAS Hydrology 
 EAS Environmental Geochemistry 
 CE Engineering Hydrology 
 CE Water Quality Analysis 
 EAS Remote Sensing of Ocean Processes 
 EAS Climate and Climate Change 
 EAS Geophysics 
EAS Global Environmental Hazards 

12. Elective courses offered Spring’19
ENGR Bldg Mod & Simulatn 
ENGR Nuclear Reactor Design, Operation And Safety 
ENGR Independent Study 
 ENGR Energy and the Environment 
ME Computer Methods in Engineering 
 ME Heat Transfer 
 ME Advanced Fluid Mechanics 

13. Elective courses offered Spring’19
 EE Linear Systems Analysis I 
 EE Probability and Random Processes 
EE Electromagnetics
EE Electric Power Engineering 
EE Photonics Engineering Laboratory 
EE Elements of Power Systems 
And graduate level classes if your GPA>2.75

14. Faculty advisors If you need more information, please see
Water resources
Prof. Krakauer
Prof. Devineni
Prof. Wittig
Remote sensing
Prof. Gilerson
Prof. Gross
Prof. Moshary
Energy
Prof. Gonzalez
Prof. Castaldi
Prof. Ramamurthy

15. Are you close to graduation ?
YES
Provide with the graduation check NO
Plan for it
Not sure
It is never too late to start thinking about it

16. After graduation FE exam: please take it asap
Grad schools: MS in ESEE and other
Jobs at: Agencies, industry, etc
Think about

17. Appendix 1, please fill these cells with your informationtr
Sp’15 A

18. and Engr 27600 is required for EVERY ESE student!
Please remember about Liberal arts requirements
See the links to follow Pathways requirement and GSOE Liberal Arts is required for ESE students.
If you have BA, BS, AS degrees, please meet with your advisor
2-level
and Engr is required for EVERY ESE student!

19. Appendix 1, please fill these cells with your information

20. Appendix 2, Curriculum Sheet, mark semester and gradetr
Fall’17, A

21. Appendix 3, FACTS eligibility report
You must provide your eligibility report to get the advising hold removed