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Orientation to ECE Graduate Programs Stanislaw H. ?ak ECE Graduate Coordinator August 17, 2009 * Who’s in charge of what? Purdue Graduate School---acts for the entire university ECE Graduate Committee---sets School of ECE Policy ECE Graduate Coordinator---counsels and implements rules set by ECE Graduate Committee * We’re here to help! Matt Golden---Administrator of ECE Graduate Office Michelle Wagner---Registration and Plans of Study Karen Jurss---Applications and Admission Prof. Samuel Midkiff---Admission and Fellowships Director Prof. Stan ?ak---Graduate Coordinator ECE Graduate office is located in EE 135 * Preparation for 1st Semester Registration Review ECE Program Handbooks (MS or PhD) for degree requirements Tentatively select first semester courses from Advanced Planning List, Fall Class Schedule and Area Flow Charts Consult ECE faculty in Primary and Related areas before registering /ECE/Graduates/ * Graduate Areas in ECE Automatic Control Biomedical Imaging and Sensing Communication Networks Image Signal Processing Computer Engineering Fields and Optics Energy Sources and Systems Microelectronics and Nanotechnology VLSI and Circuit Design /ECE/Graduates/General/gradarea.html * About ECE Core Courses Foundation courses for the respective ECE area Listed as ECE 600--ECE 610 Usually demanding and competitive Prudent to allocate more time and attention to core courses than you would for other courses * Things to do during Orientation Week Visit 3 faculty to discuss your 1st semester choices (Be prepared before these visits) Come to ECE Graduate Office (EE 135) to complete your registration Pay your fees Check your ECN account Get your mailbox assignment (via e-mail) Inform ECE Graduate office of your local address and telephone number * How many courses should I take? For certification purposes, 8 or more credit hrs in Fall or Spring semester is full-time for students without graduate appointment, 6 or more