Advising for Transfer Students. School of Engineering San Francisco State University

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1 Advising for Transfer Students School of Engineering San Francisco State University 2012

2 utline of the Presentation Introduce the SFSU School of Engineering Information for Transfer Students Graduation requirements Major requirements Transfer eligibility 2

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4 School of Engineering Degree Programs Undergraduate Civil Engineering (BSCE) Computer Engineering (BSCmpE) Electrical Engineering (BSEE) Mechanical Engineering (BSME) Graduate MS in Engineering (three concentrations on Structural/Earthquakes, Electrical/Embedded Systems and Energy Systems) Total School of Engineering has: Approximately 20 Faculty and 1050 students 4

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13 2110 National Timber Bridge Design Competition To view individual entries, go to SFSU won the second place in the Best overall Design, Best Support Structure Best Deck, Most Aesthetic Bridge and Most Innovative Design categories in the 2011 National Timber Bridge Design Competition. 13

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17 School of Engineering News Excellent new faculty in MEMS, RF Analog, Robotics/Control, Structural/Earthquakes, Digital Design, and Thermal Fluid areas New Structural Lab/Electrical lab funded by NSF New Analog Design Center (funded by industry) Two New NSF-Major Research Instrumentation grants New grants/scholarships funded by Department of Education, Department of Energy, National Science Foundation and NASA 17

18 18 Tenure / Tenure-Track Faculty (CE)

19 19 Tenure / Tenure-Track Faculty (EE)

20 20 Tenure / Tenure-Track Faculty (ME)

21 Selected n-campus Student rganizations 21 Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) 21

22 Grants and Scholarships US Department of Energy, US Department of Education National Science Foundation, National Security Agency Air Force Research Laboratory National Aeronautics and Space Administration Pacific Gas & Electric City of San Francisco Caltrans, Agilent, AT&T Synopsys, Linear Technology, National Semiconductor, NEC and Sun Microsystems. Internal scholarships from School of Engineering Engineering scholarship website: reers/scholarships_and_fellowships/index.html 22

23 School of Engineering: Student Scholarships Femineers Scholarship Endowment IEEE-Maxheimer Scholarship Filanc Leadership Endowed Scholarship Fund Sugerman Endowed Scholarship Fund Beth Pack Memorial Scholarship Fund Women in Engineering Scholarship Fund Hitachi Minority Endowed Scholarship Fund PG&E Scholarship Fund Zilka, seberg, Stadler, and Franco Scholarship Funds 23

24 Distinguished SFSU Engineering Alumni Jayshree Ullal, President and CE of Arista Networks; Formerly Senior VP at Cisco Systems Ed Lam, VP at National Semiconductor, Sipex, and Advanced Analogic Technologies Don Chan, VP at Synopsys Stephen Lee, Director of Engineering at National Semiconductor and VP of Engineering at Advanced Analogic Technologies Rajat Sewal, VP at EDATechForce Guy Marom, President at Rhino Labs, Inc., President at Advanced Knowledge Associates Karen Kubick: Sewer System Improvement Program Director, City of San Francisco Beth Goldstein: Principal, Hydroconsult Khaled W. Shahwan, PhD, Fellow-AIAA, Global Research & Development Chrysler Technology Center 24

25 Graduation Requirements and ther Regulations 25

26 SFSU Graduation Requirements Major Requirements General Education Written English Proficiency ENG 114, 214, JEPET (ENG 414) or GWAR US History & Government + California State & Government Basic Information Competence (Library) 26

27 Graduation Requirements (cont.) Minimum Units Engr BS degree: 126 units (CE), 128 (ME & EE), 129 (CompE) Residency: upper - 12 major; 9 GE Maximum Units JC Transfer: 70 Extended Ed: 24 CR: 30% 27

28 Graduation Requirements (cont.) GPA Requirements 2.0 all college work 2.0 all SFSU work 2.0 all major work Filing Application for Graduation ne application for each major/minor ne type of degree (BA or BS) / semester 28

29 Engineering Major Requirements Lower Division (44+ units) 15 units of Math, 12 units of Phys, 5 units of Chemistry 18+ units of Lower Division Engineering Courses Upper division (45+ units) 39+ units of Upper Division Engineering Courses 6+ units of Elective Engineering Courses GE (33 units) GE is complicated. See one of our GE advisors when you get to campus. 29

30 General Education (GE) Two patterns of GE University GE Engineering GE University GE: 48 units Segment I: Basic Subjects 12 units Written Communication, ral Communication, Critical Thinking, Quantitative Reasoning Segment II: Arts and Sciences Core 27 units Physical and Biological Sciences Area (PBS), Behavioral and Social Sciences Area (BSS), Humanities and Creative Arts Area (HCA) Segment III: Relationships of Knowledge 9 units Engineering GE: 33 units Segment I: Allows double counting of Math 226 Segment II: Allows double counting of Chem 115, Phys 220/222 and 230/232 The Bottom line: See one of the School s GE advisors! 30

31 Transfer Student Eligibility You are an upper division transfer (Junior and senior students) who have completed 60 or more transferable semester units Earn a college grade point average of 2.00 (2.40 for nonresidents) or better in all transferable courses Be in good standing at the last college or university attended Complete 30 semester units of general education, including four basic skills courses: ne course in oral communication ne course in written composition ne course in critical thinking ne course in mathematics or quantitative reasoning, with intermediate algebra as a prerequisite 38

32 Transfer Student Eligibility (cont d) Eligibility for admission is based on: Minimum CSU eligibility standards for local area students. Higher standards will apply to non-local area applicants. Applicants must choose a major. You may not choose undeclared. Change of major during the application process is prohibited. Important deadline! Please check for Transfer application deadline 39

33 Transfer Equivalencies Check for transfer equivalency nly courses with C- or better transfer School of Engineering must evaluate major-course transfers See program head within the first two weeks of semester the semester. Important! If course is not on assist.org, students need to bring all relevant supporting material, including course syllabi and books 40

34 QAdvice for transfer students Complete as much of your lower-division program as possible before you transfer Chemistry: 5 units Math: 15 units Calculus:12 units, generally three courses Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, 3-6 units Physics: 12 units (generally three courses, including labs) Computer Science: for Computer Engineering 41

35 Advice for transfer students Complete as much of your lower-division program as possible before you transfer Engineering Introduction to Engineering, Circuits, Introduction to Computers, Statics, and Dynamics, Survey, Introduction to C programming, Surveying, Matlab, Materials of Engineering, Introduction to Computer Engineering, etc. Please see the following planning worksheet to identify lower division engineering courses that can be transferred to one of our four engineering programs for more information. 42

36 Prerequisite Course prerequisites are strictly enforced. Students not meeting the prerequisites may be administratively dropped. All required lower division courses must be passed before upper division courses can be taken. 43

37 Important: Require students to get this done early 44

38 Transfer evaluation Transfer students need to have the transfer courses evaluated within the first two weeks of the semester. Students need to bring all relevant supporting material, including course syllabi, books, etc when requesting transfer credits to the Program Head. 45

39 rientation meeting for New/Transfer students School of Engineering hosts an orientation meeting for incoming new and transfer students in the third or fourth Wednesday of each semester from 1:10-2:00 in SCI 256. Please check out engineering office in SCI 163 or engineering.sfsu.edu website for more up-to-date information. 46

40 Advisors GE advisor and International Student Advisor: Dr. K. Teh ( ksteh@sfsu.edu) GE advisor Dr V. Krishnan (krishnan@sfsu edu) MESA program Director Dr. N. zer (mnozer@sfsu.edu) 47

41 Program Head Dr. T. Holton for Electrical and Computer Engineering programs. Dr. Ed Cheng for Mechanical Engineering Dr. T. D razio (ejkuczynsk@aol.com) for Civil Engineering 48

42 Contact Information Call us at (415) Website: engineering.sfsu.edu Come to our open house and orientation meetings Make an appointment to see the Director, Dr. W. Pong SCI-163 Send us an at 49