There are several levels of advising available to the students in the Computer Science department.

• Pre-registration advising: Each student in the day and evening programs is assigned an advisor. Prior to registering for courses each semester, the student will meet with the advisor to plan what courses need to be taken in the coming semester. Advising for the next semester takes place typically during the third month of the current semester. A course checklist is utilized for each degree program to assist with the advising. In addition, four-year plan of study is available for undergraduate programs.  Policies on Internships and Thesis can also be downloaded from here.
  • CS checklist
  • CS study plan (Till 2008)           New Study Plan
  • CIS checklist
  • CIS study plan (Till 2008)          New Study Plan
  • MS checklist
  • Prerequisite Course Waiver Form
  • Internship Procedures
  • Thesis Procedures

• List of advisors: Day students in the CS and CIS programs can find their advisor by consulting the list posted next to Chair's office. For evening students, advising is the responsibility of program managers for CS, CIS and certificate programs and graduate Chair for the MS program. Names of these individuals are also posted next to Chair's office. These lists are also being provided here.
  • Who is my Advisor?
  • Evening CS, CIS and MS in CS Advisors and Certificate Programs Advisor List

• Latest version of SEATS AVAILABLE list for Day Courses
• Latest version of SEATS AVAILABLE list for Evening Courses

• Office hours: Each instructor is required to provide office hours to assist students with course related questions and issues. Most instructors also allow for appointments at other times. This information is provided with the syllabus during the first week of classes.

• Policy advising: The Chair of the department can assist you with various departmental policies, procedures and waivers including LECAP.

• Peer Tutoring Help: This service is staffed by students who have already taken the particular course in question and are paid for their help. The service is free for the students seeking it. For more information, contact the college's Peer Tutoring Center. Help is available for many courses in several departments.  For other academic services visit Academic Advising Center.