2. Undergraduate (B.S.) Prof. L. Amara EGGC, Rm 812, MA Dr. X. Yu, Chair
Computer Science with Concentrations in:
Network Security
Big Data Management and Analytics
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Information Technology with Option in:
Information and Network Security
Dr. F. Lee, Chair
HSH, Rm 218, OW
Dr. Y. Saito, Chair
EGGC, Rm 806, MA
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering with Option in:
Aerospace Engineering
Engineering Management
Dr. X. Yu, Chair
HSH, Rm 115, OW
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
Telecommunications Network Management
Prof. L. Amara
EGGC, Rm 812, MA

3. Graduate (M.S)
Computer Science Electrical and Computer Engineering Information, Network, and Computer Security Dr. F. Lee, Chair HSH, Rm 218, OW Dr. Y. Saito, Chair EGGC, Rm 806, MA
Mechanical Engineering Dr. X. Yu, Chair HSH, Rm 115, OW
Energy Management Dr. R. Amundsen, Director HSH, Rm 224A, OW
Environmental Technology and Sustainability Dr. David Nadler, Chair HSH, Rm 120, OW

4. School of Engineering and Computing Sciences Clubs
ACM – Association for Computing Machinery (OW and MA)
ASME - The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (OW)
IEEE – Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (OW and MA)
SAE – Society of Automotive Engineers (OW)
NSBE – National Society of Black Engineers (OW and MA)
SWE – Society of Women Engineers (OW and MA)

5. ETCS-105 Career Discovery
The course experience provides the skills and tools necessary for a technical career while enabling students to develop confidence in their academic endeavors. The creative role in the multi-disciplinary design and development process is emphasized in addition to communication skills, ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities. This course replaces College Success Seminar for students in the School of Engineering and Computing Sciences.

6. Tutoring is available for the following courses:
SOAR Tutoring Program
FREE peer tutoring for School of Engineering & Computing Sciences students!
Tutoring is available for the following courses:
EENG: 212, 281, 341, 502, 508, 514
ETEC: 110, 120
MENG: 105, 211, 212, 221, 240, 310
CSCI: 125, 155, 185, 260, 330, 502, 504, 507, 509
CTEC: 204, 206
IENG: 245
For More Information, contact:
Old Westbury: Jill Rogers, HSH Room 112,
Manhattan: Eunice Lee, EGGC Room 822-C3,

7. Math By Major MAJOR MATH SEQUENCE (Indicated by Math Placement Exam)
*denotes course that may be required due to placement exam results
Computer Science
MATH 101*
MATH 141* OR
MATH 135*+136*
MATH 170
MATH 180
MATH 310
Electrical & Computer Engineering
MATH 260
MATH 320
Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology
MATH 135
MATH 136
MATH 161
Engineering Management
MATH 141* or
Information Technology
MATH 141* OR
Mechanical Engineering
Telecommunications Network Management
MATH 151

8. NYIT Dean of Engineering Honors Program
A four-year program which enhances the undergraduate experience
Students will experience:
Dedicated Faculty Advisor
Leadership Seminars
Undergraduate Research
Early Acceptance into the Graduate Program
Accelerated Path to the Master’s Degree (APMD) program exclusively for SoECS undergraduate honors students will be able to earn two degrees (B.S./M.S.) within five Years

9. Undergraduate Advising Manual 2017-2018
This School of Engineering and Computing Sciences Advising Manual has been prepared to assist students in understanding what is required to earn a degree in engineering and/or computing sciences at NYIT as well as introducing them to different policies, procedures, and services.
Attendance Policy
Academic Advising
Advising and Enrichment Center
Enrollment Services
Prerequisite and Co-requisite Courses
Online Courses
Registration and Enrollment
Register for Classes
Withdrawing from a class
Add/Drop Period
Incomplete Grades
Closed Courses/Sections
Intersession and Summer Session Classes
Off-Campus Courses
Returning Students
Academic Probation
Dismissal
Academic Integrity
Academic Support Services
Dean’s List and Presidential Honor List
Accelerated Master’s Degree Program and Honors Program
Graduation Requirements
Semester Maps
Minors
School of Engineering and Computing Sciences Clubs

10. Semester Maps B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, page 16
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (Aerospace), page 17
B.S. in Telecommunications Network Management, page 18
B.S. in Information Technology, Concentration in Computer Security, page 19
B.S. in Engineering Management, page 20
B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering, page 21
B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology, page 22
B.S. in Computer Science, page 24

11. B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, page 16
Total Credits for Degree: 133

12. B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering, page 21
Total Credits for Degree: 134

13. B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering Technology, page 22
Total Credits for Degree: 132

14. B.S. in Computer Science, page 24
Total Credits for Degree:

15. Mathematics Minor 16-Credit Math Minor
If you major in engineering, you’ll likely need just two or three more math courses in addition to what’s required for your major.
If you’re a computer science major, you’ll generally need four math courses beyond what’s required for your major.

16. Energy Science, Technology & Policy Minor
15-Credit Minor for students in all majors to develop “green skills” in their chosen field
Projects at NYIT include solar carports, plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEV), and the Long Island Carbon Footprint Project.
Demonstration projects at partner institutions such as Stony Brook University and Farmingdale State College which focus on smart grid technology, building automation, solar energy, small scale wind power, geothermal heat pumps, green data centers, and alternative fuel vehicles.

17. Combined B.S. and M.S Options:
Accelerated Path to Master's Degree (APDM): Five-Year B.S./M.S. Combined Options
NYIT offers five-year combined degree options leading to a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in the following areas:
Combined B.S. and M.S Options:
B.S. in Computer Science
M.S. in Computer Science
M.S. in Information, Network and Computer Security
B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering
M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering
M.S. in Information, Network, and Computer Security
B.S. in Information Technology
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering
M.S. in Mechanical Engineering

18. Accelerated Path to Master's Degree (APDM): Five-Year B. S. /M. S
Accelerated Path to Master's Degree (APDM): Five-Year B.S./M.S. Combined Options
Students must have a cumulative 3.2 GPA to qualify for the program.
Juniors in good academic standing (Dean’s List) will be automatically considered for the program.
Members of the Dean of Engineering Honors Program are guaranteed early acceptance into the APMD program.
APMD-enrolled students are eligible to take 2 graduate-level courses in their senior year toward the master’s program of their choice within the Engineering school, at no cost to them (as long as the 3 credits fall within the 17-credit maximum allocation).