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Academic Advising The CENG (College of Engineering) Advising Center was formed for you. When you use the advising center, you can be assured of prompt, accurate advice that is consistent with campus policy. It is an office where you would feel comfortable asking any question no matter how insignificant you feel the question is. No question or problem is too small. The Center maintains your academic file. You are encouraged to come in and review your file and ask any questions you may have regarding prerequisites, general education or other requirements. Curriculum sheets and flowcharts are available to be used with the projected course offerings in determining courses for the coming quarters. Remember, it is your responsibility to meet the prerequisites for each course All forms needing program and/or departmental approval and/or advisor approval can be taken care of in the Advising Center. Information concerning the registration process and the use of the on-line phone registration (CAPTURE) system are available in the Center. If you need help, the Advising Center will help you understand the graduation writing requirement (GWR), entry level tests and other university requirements that affect your curriculum. When you need technical advice regarding technical electives, employment opportunities, advanced degrees or other items of a personal nature, feel free to see your CPE faculty advisor, or any full-time Computer Engineering, Computer Science or Electrical Engineering faculty member. Faculty office hours are posted on the bulletin board outside each of the department offices. College of Engineering Advising Center
Faculty Advisors Computer Engineering Faculty Advisors Faculty advisors are responsible for providing technical and career advice. Getting to know your faculty advisor builds an important relationship and makes you feel more connected to Cal Poly. See your faculty advisor about
Advising Center Staff The Advising Center is responsible for providing administrative advice to all College of Engineering undergraduate majors. For advice and assistance with any of the following, your first stop should be the CENG Advising Center in Building 40, Room 15.
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