CEE Ugrad Weekly: WIN19 Planning and Requesting Add Codes/Waitlists

CEE Undergraduate Weekly (11.2.18)

Hello!

As you probably know, today was the start of Period I registration for Winter 2019.  If you are unable to register for a CEE class, please submit an add code request here: http://tinyurl.com/ceeaddcoderequest

Submitting an add code request will place you on the waitlist and notify us that there is demand for the class in question.

There are a few targeted notices to specific student populations so please read through everything:

 

All CEE Students:

WIN19 Registration Reminders

  • Period I registration for WIN19 started today, Friday, Nov 2nd (Your registration date can be found on your MyUW registration page).

Please cross-check your course prerequisites against your degree audit.  This will ensure the registration system recognizes that you have satisfied the prerequisites.  If you see any discrepancies, please email ceadvice@uw.edu.

 

 

  • We also want to stress the importance of having backup classes.

If you find that your first choice of class or section is full when you try to register, check the time schedule notes for that class to see how to get on a waitlist or receive an add code.

We always try to accommodate those on the waitlist.

 

 

Additional Writing Requirement

  • We have been receiving a number of questions from students about satisfying the 4cr of additional writing.

There are a number of ways to satisfy this requirement, all of which are outlined here:

http://blogs.uw.edu/ceadvice/2018/10/22/satisfying-your-additional-writing-requirement-w-by-arrangement/

 

Schedule Planning Resources – WIN19

 

Seniors:

  • WIN19 CEE Course Updates – See the email we sent out (10/23) with information on CEE 457, CEE 424, TE and UD Electives.

 

  • SPR19 Update: Both CEE 420 and CEE 429 will have open registration for CEE majors in Spring 2019.

Professors Kim and Kaminsky have decided not to collect a survey for add codes as they have done in the past. Please let us know if you have any questions.

As with all courses, you will want to have a backup course in place and if you cannot get into your first choice on registration day, please make sure to complete an add code request to be added to the waitlist.

 

Juniors:

  • You will be registering for your Track I & II classes on your own for WIN19 & SPR19. We will not be distributing add codes.

Please make sure to stay in your assigned track.

Make sure to reference the BSCE degree sheet or BSEnvE degree sheet for information on the Junior Track Courses and Degree Requirements.

 

 

Sophomores:

  • Continue taking program prerequisite courses as outlined in the sample 4-year plan on the BSCE degree sheet.

You should try to complete the Physics and Chemistry courses in sequence (through PHYS 123 and CHEM 152) by the end of your sophomore year, if possible, as the CEE Junior year is fully packed with required CEE 300-level courses.

You may also start on 300-level CEE courses as appropriate, if you have completed prerequisite courses, but we strongly recommend that you do so after you have consulted with a CEE Advisor.

 

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  • Here you will find postings about jobs, internships, research opportunities, scholarships, new courses, and much more, organized in easily accessible categories.

 

As always, let us know if you have any questions!

 

-Brian

 

 

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