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Thesis Track |
Project Track |
Courses-Only Track |
| Before enrolling in your first class |
Meet with the MS advisor, Dr. Ross. |
Meet with the MS advisor, Dr. Ross |
Meet with the MS advisor, Dr. Ross |
| During the first semester in which you take a course that you want to count towards your MS degree |
Select an advisor from among the CS faculty.
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Select an advisor from among the CS faculty. |
Select an advisor from among the CS faculty. |
| By the end of the next semester thereafter |
Turn a completed Program of Study in to Dr. Ross before enrolling in any courses. |
Turn a completed Program of Study in to Dr. Ross before enrolling in any courses. |
Turn a completed Program of Study in to Dr. Ross before enrolling in any courses. |
| At or before the start of the semester before the semester in which you plan to graduate |
Determine a thesis topic with your advisor and begin research work on that thesis. |
Determine a project topic with your advisor and begin work on that project. |
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| At or before the start of the semester in which you intend to graduate |
Begin writing your paper for publication and your thesis as you finish your research. |
Complete your project, leaving enough time to write the project paper. |
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| By the third Friday of the semester in which you intend to graduate |
Complete and submit an Application for Advanced Degree (found in the CS office). |
Complete and submit an Application for Advanced Degree (found in the CS office). |
Complete and submit an Application for Advanced Degree (found in the CS office). |
| By the end of the third week of the semester in which you intend to graduate |
1. Schedule a time and room with the secretaries for the date of
your comprehensive/defense of thesis exam. This exam must be scheduled
on or before the 21st business day prior to the end of the semester in
order for you to graduate during this semester.
2. Schedule a time with the seminar coordinator in which you will
present your thesis. The seminar must take place before your
comprehensive exam.
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1. Schedule a time and room with the secretaries for the date of
your comprehensive exam.This exam must be scheduled on or before the
14th business day prior to the end of the semester in order for you to
graduate during this semester.
2. Schedule a time with the seminar coordinator in which you will
present your project The seminar must take place before your
comprehensive exam.
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1. Schedule a time and room with the secretaries for the date of
your comprehensive exam.This exam must be scheduled on or before the
14th business day prior to the end of the semester in order for you to
graduate during this semester. |
| By the end of the fifth week of the semester in which you intend to graduate |
Take the part of the thesis that you have completed to this point
to the division of graduate studies to have it reviewed for format. |
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| One week prior to your comprehensive examination |
Submit your thesis and paper for publication to your committee. |
Submit your project report to your committee. |
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| After your comprehensive examination |
Make any last corrections to your thesis required by your
committee. Once approved by your advisor, the thesis must be submitted
to the Division of Graduate Education. Do this before the 14th
business day prior to the end of the semester, because the Division of
Graduate Education must actually check and approve your thesis before
that date expires. |
Make any last corrections to your project report, and turn it in to the secretaries. |
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