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What are the date and hours for advising? Do I need an appointment?
How do I choose senior elective courses?
When do I register?
Where is my ADA on the web?
How do I apply for a second major?
What do I need to matriculate into ECE Department?
If I want to take a class at another university, how can
I find out if it transfers?
Does NCSU offer a certificate, minor or a two year degree
in Electrical or Computer Engineering?
How do I apply for a scholarship?
Where can I find Humanities and Social Science requirements
on the web?
Is there a penalty for withdrawing from the university for
a semester?
How do I receive credit for my transfer classes?
What are the date and hours for advising? Do I need an appointment?
Advising will take
place during a three-week period. For the spring semester advising begins
in late October, for the fall semester in late March. Advising hours
are
from 8:30-2:00pm Monday through Friday in 3006 Engineering Building II Hall. We do our
best to keep these hours, but sometimes we may need to be flexible.
No
appointment is necessary. TRACS
Registration Calendars
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How do I choose senior elective courses?
Students can find a list of senior elective recommendations for each area of research on the ECE Undergraduate Advising page.
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When do I register?
Your registration date is on your PIN number. The date is based on how
many hours passed and does not reflect any priority registration.
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Where is my ADA on the web?
Your ADA is found
at Registration
and Records. Click on “Tracs Link”, log on, click on “DEGREE
AUDIT”, click on “DEGREE AUDIT” again
and print.
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How do I apply for a second major?
Applying for a second
major in EE or CPE is easy. Just go to 118 Page Hall and ask for the second
major to be added. If you want to apply for a second major in another
department, go to that department and ask what their procedure is to apply
for a second major.
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What do I need to matriculate into ECE Department?
Matriculation information
can be found here.
These classes are required both for matriculation and transfer into the
department.
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If
I want to take a class at another university, how can I find out if it
transfers?
Go to the Transfer
Course Equivalencies page will allow you to step through a process
of matching courses at another institution with NC State course numbers.
You will need to choose the institution where you plan to take the
course, the department at that institution that teaches the course,
and the course number. Print out the page
showing that the class you want to take will transfer. If you don't
see your course
listed,
check
with
Michelle Fisher in 120 Page Hall. After verifying the course will transfer,
fill out a course transfer form. You can pick one up from 3006 Engineering
Building II or 120 Page Hall. The N
C State Transfer Course Equivalencies page has other tools that
may be of assistance to you.
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Does
NCSU offer a certificate, minor or a two year degree in Electrical or
Computer Engineering?
No, NCSU only offers
a four year BS in Electrical or Computer Engineering.
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How do I apply for a scholarship?
For College-level scholarship programs you must complete the COE Scholarship
Eligibility Form available in 120 Page Hall. More information can be
found on the Scholarships
for Freshman page, the Scholarships
for Prospective Students page, and the NC
State Scholarship Resources page.
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Where can I find Humanities and Social Science requirements on the web?
http://www.engr.ncsu.edu/students/hss/
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Is there a penalty for withdrawing
from the university for a semester?
No, there is no penalty for withdrawing from the university
for one or more semesters. Students must simply pay a small re-admittance
fee.
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How do I receive credit for my transfer classes?
Upon admissions to the university have an official
transcript form from any other schools attended by the student sent
to undergraduate admissions so you can receive credit for courses.
Specific course information can be found on the NCSU
Course Equivalencies page.
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