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GRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATION September 13, 2011 Teik C. Lim Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research

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Page 1: GRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATION September 13, 2011 Teik C. Lim Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research

GRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATIONSeptember 13, 2011

Teik C. LimAssociate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research

Page 2: GRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATION September 13, 2011 Teik C. Lim Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research

Agenda

12:30 – 12:45 Welcome and IntroductionsDr. Teik C. Lim, Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research

12:45 – 1:05 Academic IntegrityDr. Thomas Mantei, Professor, Electronic & Computing Systems

1:05 – 1:20 Preparing Future FacultyDr. Carla Purdy, Associate Professor, Electronic & Computing Systems

1:20 – 1:40 CEAS Library ResourcesTed Baldwin, CEAS Library Head, & Staff

1:40 – 2:00 Graduate Student ExperienceMr. Edzel Lapira, PhD Graduate Student, Mechanical Engineering

Starts at 2:00 Individual Program Orientations

Page 3: GRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATION September 13, 2011 Teik C. Lim Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research

Locations for Program Orientation at 2:00pm

Aerospace Engineering 749 Baldwin Hall

Biomedical Engineering 641 Baldwin Hall

Chemical Engineering 643 Baldwin Hall

Civil Engineering 741 Baldwin Hall

Computer Science 533 Baldwin Hall

Electrical & Computer Engineering 644 Baldwin Hall

Environmental Engineering 645 Baldwin Hall

Masters of Engineering (All Programs) Zimmer Auditorium

Materials Engineering 649 Baldwin Hall

Mechanical Engineering 427 ERC

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CEAS at a Glance ~3100 Undergraduate Students ~900 Graduate Students (MS, MEng, PhD) ~125 Full-time Faculty Research Centers

Intelligent Maintenance Systems UC Simulation Center Nanoscale Science and Technology Center for Imaging Research …

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College of Engineering and Applied Science

Graduate Studies Office, 665

Baldwin

School of Computing Sciences &

Informatics

School ofDynamic Systems

School of Electronic

and Computing Systems

School of Aerospace Systems

School of Advanced Structures

School of Engineering Education

School of Energy, Environmental,

Biological & Medical Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

CivilEngineering

AerospaceEngineering

Computer Science

Biomedical EngineeringChemical Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Electrical & Computer

Engineering

No graduate program

Materials Science &

Engineering

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Graduate Studies and Research Office Staff• Dr. Teik C. Lim

– Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research– Herman Schneider Professor of Mechanical Engineering

• Ms. Julie Muenchen– School of Advanced Structures– School of Aerospace Systems – School of Computing Sciences and Informatics– School of Electronic and Computing Systems

• Ms. Barb Carter– School of Dynamic Systems– School of Energy, Environmental, Biological and Medical

Engineering

• Mr. Ryan Anderson– IT Support

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University Graduate Scholarships (UGS)• This is a tuition scholarship funded by State of Ohio.

• The CEAS has established limits on the number of quarters MS and PhD students can receive UGS. This policy is subject to change from year to year.

• To use any University facilities you must be registered.

• If you drop/withdraw classes, and fall below 15 credit hours after the 100% refund schedule, the UGS will be withdrawn and you will be required to pay all the tuition due.

• If you are going to drop and add classes, be sure to add the class BEFORE you drop a class. You can not fall below 15 graduate credits at any time or go above 18 credit hours.

• If you are receiving UGS, you cannot take courses (not in the approved list) outside of the CEAS without permission from your academic advisor, graduate program director and the graduate office.

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Important Things To Know…

• Online registration, http://onestop.uc.edu/

• CEAS Graduate Studies website, http://www.ceas.uc.edu/Graduate_Studies.html

• Graduate School Handbook, http://grad.uc.edu/academics/graduate_studenthandbook.html

• Talk to your academic advisor before registering for classes, and always keep your advisor up-to-date on the status of your academic progress and research

• Resist the temptation to plagiarize (cheat)

• Go to your program orientation

• Read your graduate program manual and be familiar with the policies and rules

• Conversion to semester will occur Fall 2012

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When you have questions…

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Best Wishes to Your Studies

Time

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Next

12:45 – 1:05 Academic IntegrityDr. Thomas Mantei, Professor, Electronic & Computing

Systems

1:05 – 1:20 Preparing Future FacultyDr. Carla Purdy, Associate Professor, Electronic &

Computing Systems

1:20 – 1:40 CEAS Library ResourcesTed Baldwin, CEAS Library Head, & Staff

1:40 – 2:00 Graduate Student ExperienceMr. Edzel Lapira, PhD Graduate Student, Mechanical

Engineering Starts at 2:00 Individual Program Orientations