Graduate Handbook

The CSE Graduate Handbook details policies for all graduate programs within the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. This polices do not supersede those of the University; students and faculty are responsible for knowing the relevant policies from the Graduate Catalog. Each student is responsible for understanding and completing all requirements established for his or her degree by the University, college, and department.  A student’s advisor may not assume that responsibility.  Any substitution, waiver, or exemption from established degree requirements may be accomplished only with the approval of the appropriate faculty, Academic Dean, and Dean of the Graduate School.

Contents

This handbook details policies beyond those established by the Catalog that are specific to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering.

• Admission Policies
  • Admission Requirements
• Program of Study Policies
  • MS in Computer Science
  • MS in Cyber Security and Operations
  • Ph.D. in Computer Science
  • Course Load
  • Enrollment & Course Registration (CSE 9000)
  • TA/RA Enrollment
  • Directed Individual Study (CSE 7000)
  • Directed Individual Project (CSE 8080)
  • Graduate Course Adjustment Request Form
  • Non-CSE Courses on a Program of Study
  • Transfer and Shared Credit
• Academic Performance Policies
  • Academic Progress 
  • Academic Performance & Probation
  • Dismissal
  • Appeals Process
• Graduate Committee Policies
  • Major Professor & Graduate Committees
• Theses, Reports, and Dissertation Policies
  • Formatting