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There are several different types of advisors available to Computer Science
majors. Administrative advisors provide assistance with general issues
related to the degree program, while faculty advisors can provide more detailed
technical advice on courses, careers and the discipline in general.
Additionally, peer advisors provide advice from the perspective of other
students.
While advisors are always available to assist students with academic issues,
students themselves are responsible for making certain that they understand
and satisfy all requirements for graduation.
Other useful resources students should investigate include
Administrative Advisors
Students should see an appropriate administrative advisor with questions
about degree requirements, course prerequisites, degree audits, petitions,
drop/add, general transfer credit evaluation, study abroad and for referrals
to additional academic support services within the University.
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General Undergraduate Advising
Non-Intra-University Transfers
Study Abroad |
General Undergraduate Advising
Non-Intra-University Transfers |
Lesley McDowell
Undergraduate Program Advisor
office: ECOT 721
hours: MTWRF 8:00am-4:00pm
phone: +1-303-492-6362
email: 
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Michael Main
Associate Professor
office: ECOT 738
hours: see office hours
phone: +1-303-492-7579
email:
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Intra-University Transfers |
Graduate Program |
Mary Steiner
Assistant Dean for Students
office: ECAD 108
phone: +1-303-492-7696
email:
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Christina Nocito
Graduate Program Assistant
office: ECOT 720
hours:
phone: +1-303-492-6361
email:
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Faculty Advisors
There is a faculty advisor dedicated to students in each of the four
undergraduate class levels, as well as to those students pursuing a concurrent
BS/MS degree. Students should see a faculty advisor for issues related to
course content and selection, as well as advising on internships, jobs and
careers. Each faculty advisor tends to be most knowledgeable of issues
related to their particular class level; however, students are free to
seek advice from any faculty advisor with whom they feel comfortable.
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Freshmen |
Sophomores |
Michael Eisenberg
Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies
office: ECOT 736
hours: by appointment
phone: +1-303-492-8091
email:
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Michael Mozer
Professor
office: ECOT 741
hours: by appointment
phone: +1-303-492-4103
email:
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Juniors |
Seniors |
Michael Main
Associate Professor
office: ECOT 738
hours: see office hours
phone: +1-303-492-7579
email:
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Bruce Sanders
Director, Software Engineering Projects
office: ECOT 535
hours: by appointment
phone: +1-303-492-8118
email:
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Concurrent BS/MS Degree |
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Shivakant Mishra
Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
office: ECCR 1B05B
hours: by appointment
phone: +1-303-492-4686
email:
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Peer Advisors
Informal advising is also available from other students.
This peer advising complements formal advising provided by
administrative and faculty advisors.
- Computer Science Peer Advisors
The Computer Science Peer Advising Program is intended to provide
students with another source of information regarding academic
scheduling and planning. Students can ask Peer Advisors questions that
fellow students are best equipped to answer, in addition to anything
they might ask an Academic Advisor -- from getting a student
perspective about scheduling conflicts and course loads to questions
about degree requirements. Peer Advisors are also a good source of
information about the various events and organizations within the
Computer Science Department.
- Engineering Fellows
Engineering Fellows is an honorary service organization consisting of a
select group of academically successful, service-oriented undergraduate
students of the College of Engineering and Applied Science who actively
seek to promote academic excellence in the College through peer academic
support. Each Fellow serves as a subject matter mentor in one or more
areas in which they have a comprehensive understanding of the material.
Activities of the Fellows include organized tutorials and review
sessions for large courses, and scheduled times that they will be
available to provide general academic advice and assistance.
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