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Additional information for New Transfer Students.
New Student Orientation
Mark your calendars! Our "Computer Science and Engineering New Student Orientation",
will be held on Tuesday, September 23, 2008, from 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. in CSE Building (EBU3B) room 1202.
CSE faculty and staff will be on hand to talk with you about the following:
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Our Major Programs in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, and Bioinformatics
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Prerequistites for CSE Courses, AP Credit, and Tranfer Course Credit
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How to sign up to tutor in CSE Classes
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Difference between CSE 8A/8AL and CSE 11
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Combined Bachelor's Degree and Masters of Science Degree
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Undergraduate Research in the CSE Department and how to prepare for employment and Graduate School
What type of computer do I need to buy?
One question we get quite a bit is "What type of
computer do I need to buy?". Dr. Paul Kube
has put together an excellent web page that will answer this question.
Meet with yout Advisor
Need help getting started? Don't know what classes to enroll into? Come see your CSE major advisor in the
CSE Department. Our offices are in the CSE Building (EBU3B) first floor in Student Affairs.
We are experts with academic planning, course registration, major requirements, schedule of classes, and university policies.
Last names with A - L: See Viera Kair, vkair@cs.ucsd.edu, 858/822-1535,
CSE Building (EBU3B), room 1236
Last names with M - Z: See Patricia Raczka, raczka@cs.ucsd.edu, 858/534-3621,
CSE Building (EBU3B), room 1238
Email Contact
The Jacobs School maintains electronic mailings lists that we use when we need to notify you of course
changes, major requirement changes, announcements of important forums, and even job notices, therefore, check
your UCSD email account regularly.
General
A word to the wise: We are very busy during the first two weeks of the quarter (add/drop period), therefore,
please plan accordingly. One more point: DO NOT believe every rumor you hear, always check with
us first. This will save you a lot of headaches! Believe it or not, the department is a better source of
information than your roommates(s) and/or friend(s).
We are here to guide you and make your experience at UCSD a great one! We look forward to seeing
you in the fall. In the meantime, enjoy your summer.
Respectfully yours,
Viera Kair and Patricia M. Raczka,
(CSE Undergradaute Student Affairs Staff)
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