ADVISING for all Electrical and Computer Engineering Majors is Mandatory!

This is to ensure that students progress through their programs both promptly and successfully.

Students see their faculty advisors through the sign up process during two advising weeks during the Spring Semester, and before the following academic year's Fall registration period opens.

Each student in the ECE department is assigned a faculty advisor to guide him/her in accomplishing their program goals.  Each of our ECE programs also has a faculty Program Coordinator to provide an additional level of specific program advising.
 
All ECE Freshman students take the EECE 101 introduction To Electrical and Computer Engineering course, which has an important component of student orientation to the University and College in general, and to the ECE programs in particular.  The Program Coordinator functions as the first source of advice, particularly with regard to University, college, or departmental policies, procedures and requirements.  Advising questions of a technical or particular student programmatic nature are referred to the student’s advisor. 

Towards their senior year, and for advising related to the choice of technical elective courses, students develop their individual Tech Elective Plans, each in consultation with a faculty advisor selected by the student in his/her technical area of interest.  At such time the Technical Elective advisor becomes the student's advisor through graduation.
 
The ECE department also maintains descriptions of each program on the web and in the department office:

 The Computer Engineering Program:

       CMPE 4 Year Plan Flowchart 

• Double Degrees/Majors in EECE and CMPE are possible with an additional 16 units of study.

       Graduate Clearance Forms.

         1.  Computer Engineering

         2. Electrical Engineering
 

The Mandatory Advising Process:

  Check with the department office for the dates of this Spring advising for the next academic year.

This Link has more Information on the Advising Process. 

The following Advising information and forms are provided for advising and course planning:

        Advising Instructions and Forms (Current Catalog)

        Flowchart Advising Form, Computer Engineering (Current)

        Flowchart Advising Form, Electrical Engineering (Current)

        Course Schedule Plan (General)

        Flowchart Advising Form, Computer Engineering (Previous)

        Flowchart Advising Form, Electrical Engineering (previous)

Chico State University Advising resources are also accessible at http://em.csuchico.edu/aap/