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Advising Workshop for New Faculty

Join our comprehensive advising workshop designed for new faculty in the CSE department at Ohio State University. This session will cover the essential details regarding our three undergraduate programs: BS-CSE, BS-CIS, and BA-CIS. You will learn the differences in curriculum focuses, core courses, technical electives, and the advising process from both a student and faculty perspective. Understand your responsibilities, program requirements, and the resources available to support your advisees effectively. Let’s collaborate for student success!

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Advising Workshop for New Faculty

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  1. Advising Workshop for New Faculty CSE Department Ohio State University

  2. Three Undergrad Programs • BS-CSE in the College of Engineering • BS-CIS in the College of Arts & Sciences • BA-CIS in the College of Arts & Sciences Each faculty member advises about 20-25 students from one of these programs.

  3. What Are The Differences? • BS CSE = CS core + technical electives + more engineering • BS CIS = CS core + technical electives + more science & other electives (foreign language) • BA CIS = smaller CS core + fewer technical electives + related area

  4. What Is In The CSE/CIS Core? • CSE 221, 222, 321; • CSE 360, 459.xx, 560; • CSE 625, 655, 660, 670, 675, 680; • CSE 601; • Capstone design course: One of: 682, 731, 758, 762, 772, 786.

  5. Technical Elective Areas • BS CSE 27 hours • Software Systems • Hardware-Software • Information Systems • Information Assurance • Individualized Option • BS CIS 23-27 hours • Software Systems • Advanced Studies • Information Systems • Information Assurance • Individualized Option

  6. The Process (as seen by a student) • Enter OSU as a pre-major (pre-CSE/pre-CIS) • Complete: CSE 221, 222; Math 151, 152; English 110; Phys 131; and Phys 132/Chem 121; (BS-CSE) GPA of 2.0 or above with at least 25 OSU cr hrsThen apply for admission to major. • As pre-major: Advised by CSE Advising Office (& college adv.)

  7. The Process (As seen by a student) (contd.) • As major: Complete all CSE core courses; Choose tech elec. option & complete courses suitable for the option; Work with CSE Adv. Office for academic planning, referrals, to resolve problems with scheduling, etc. Consult with advisor as necessary on elective courses, etc. • Apply for graduation at appropriate point.

  8. Faculty Advisor’s Perspective • Responsible for advising ~20-25 advisees who are either BS-CSE or BS-CIS majors. • Be reasonably available by e-mail and in person to answer advisee questions. • Be generally aware of program requirements and know where to find details on the web. • Important: Be available in a timely manner to sign graduation applications.

  9. Faculty Advisor’s Perspective (contd.) • Important: Consult with CSE Advising Office as needed People in the CSE Advising Office: Peg Steele (peg@cse) Nikki Strader (stradern@cse) Mary Jo Deerwester (deerwest@cse) Nick Moore (mooren@cse) • Important: Be aware of the Undergrad web pages:http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/ugrad

  10. Other Programs in the Dept.? We have three other undergrad programs: • BA-CIS • CIS Minor • Minor in Computational Sc. & Eng. Refer questions about these programs to the CSE Advising Office.

  11. What About Semesters? BS-CSE Program (BS-CIS is very similar): • Software I, II • Foundations I, II; Discrete Math • Systems I, II; ECE I, II • Project course; Prof. & Ethics course • One from each of: • Software Engineering or Databases • Theory or Programming Languages • Architecture or Networking • AI or Graphics • Capstone Design (Softw App/Game Design/...) • Tech Electives (≥15 hrs, with ≥8 CSE) • Transition Q's: Refer to CSE Advising Office

  12. Questions? E-mail: peg@cse or neelam@cse Phone (CSE Advising Office): 2-1900

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