Links to Information that Answers Frequently Asked Questions
on the Undergraduate Computer Science Program
- CS Undergraduate Advisor Assignments (updated Spring 2008, for the Fall 2008 semester)
- General Program Information on the University’s Official Computer Science Advising Webpages
- Information Specific to the Fall 2008 Semester
- Information Specific to the Summer 2008 Semester
- Information Specific to the Spring 2008 Semester
- Memo Archive: Information of Importance to Undergraduates (PDF files)
- Computer Science Program Information
- Course Grids for Undergraduate CS Majors
- Course Grids for Undergraduate EE or Math / CS Dual Majors
- CS Dept. Policies
- Critical University Policies and Information
- Information for Current UMass Lowell Students Who Are Not CS Majors
- Information for Students Transferring to UMass Lowell
- CS Declaration of Intent to Graduate (DIG) Form (PDF document)
- UML Honors Program
- Office of the Registrar
- Academic Forms (academic petition, requirements exception, delete a grade, change major, readmission, etc.)
- Transfer Dictionary (for determining which courses at other institutions are equivalent to ours)
- University Undergraduate Policy on Academic Dishonesty and Cheating
- University Graduate Policy on Academic Dishonesty and Cheating
Undergraduate Advising Form
Please print the form
linked here before coming in for advising. Fill in the form as follows:
- For each course you took at another college or university and for
which you received official transfer credit, write “T”
next to its title.
- For each course you have taken at UMass Lowell, write the grade
you received in that course next to its title.
- For each course you are taking this semester, write the grade
you expect to receive next to its title and circle that grade.
- For each course you are planning to take next semester, put an
asterisk (*) next to its title.
- If the course is an elective and its exact title does not appear in
this table, please write in its title.
This will make your
advising go much more quickly and smoothly, and you’ll get far better
advice! Thank you.
You may also want to use the Excel
CS CUM Calculator to check your CS CUM, which must be at least 2.5 to graduate.
Links to Resources About Writing Theses
Please direct questions to Prof. Jesse M. Heines,
UML CS Undergraduate Coordinator, heines@cs.uml.edu
