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Purdue STAR 2015

Purdue University

Purdue Polytechnic Institute

(formerly College of Technology) Department of Computer & Information Technology

Class of 2019!

Introductions & Welcome

• Angie Murphy, Senior Academic Advisor (Last Names: L-Z)
• Room 207, Knoy Hall
• armurphy@purdue.edu
• Shavonne Austin, Academic Advisor (Last Names: A-K)
• Room 209, Knoy Hall
• slaustin@purdue.edu

Walk-in office hours are posted on the CIT website: https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/degrees/computer-and-information- technology/advising

• All email correspondence from you must be sent from your @purdue.edu email

address.

• Include your full name and PUID in the email.
• IMPORTANT: You will receive emails from CIT Announcements that will notify you of

important CIT Registration Meetings and CIT Events. If you are not receiving these messages, please send email to your academic advisor and you will be added to the mailing list. These emails will be sent to your @purdue.edu email address. Students have reported not receiving these announcements if their Purdue email is forwarded to another account (Yahoo, Gmail, etc.) so please check your Purdue email account REGULARLY.

CIT Bachelor of Science Program Majors

B.S. in Computer and Information Technology The first year is the SAME for all CIT Major Options. You should make your decision in the second semester to stay on track. Faculty are available to help you with your decisions. Majors:

Computer and Information Technology (General) Network Engineering Technology (NET) Systems Analysis and Design (SA&D) Each Plan of Study can be located on the majors webpage: https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/degrees/a-z

In Your Folder….

***If you did not attend STAR, please pick up your folder from your Advisor during their office hours as posted on the CIT website.***

Right Side

• Helpful Contacts Sheet
• Plans of Study
• Form 231’s- for placement exams

(Math separate form)

• CNIT course Pre-requisite List
• Advanced Placement Credit List
• Computer Recommendations
• *CIT Policies & Guidelines
• CIT Information Sheet
• CIT Transfer Credit Approval Form
• Fall 2015 Schedule Revision

DROP/ADD DEADLINES Each semester the calendar is posted at: http://www.purdue.edu/registrar/ calendars/index.html Left Side

• Purdue Polytechnic Institute Info

*Will need to sign this form when you arrive on campus.

Job Placement in CIT

Average Starting Salaries 2009-2010: $58,832 2010-2011: $55,511 2011-2012: $57,042 2012-2013: $59,890 2013-2014: $61,493 Job Placement Rates

Graduates with jobs or in graduate school within 6 months = 90% Percentage Employed in Indiana= 26% Total Number of 2013-2014 Graduates= 80 90% of students report completing Internships Upon Graduation

CIT Graduates Positions and Sectors

Company/Position Sector Products Interactive Intelligence Information Technology Call center software. Support Engineer Business process automation. Cerner Corporation Healthcare Create computerized medical Software Engineer/Developer devices, health care systems. Provide remote hosting, cloud based services. Bank of America Financial Banking systems. Technical Project Analyst ExxonMobil Energy Breakthrough technologies Systems Analyst have helped keep pace with rising global energy demand by making more energy supplies available, while also reducing the environmental footprint of energy development. John Deere Agriculture Agricultural and construction equipment.

AITP Career Fair September 10, 2015 Recreational Sports Complex Purdue Polytechnic Career Fair February 2015 (TBA) Purdue Memorial Union

Job Placement Resources & CIT Student Organizations

CIT Job placement listserv, send an email to: citjobs-request@lists.purdue.edu with the message body stating "subscribe" only. You may also subscribe by going to the following webpage: https://lists.purdue.edu/mailman/listinfo/citjobs. Student Employment (Federal Work Study and Student Employment Opportunities) http://www.purdue.edu/dfa/studentjobs.php Purdue Center for Career Opportunities: https://www.cco.purdue.edu

Student Organizations

Association for Information Technology Professionals (AITP) http://aitp.tech.purdue.edu/ Women in Technology https://boilerlink.purdue.edu/organization/womenintechnology Cyber Forensics Club https://www.boilerlink.purdue.edu/organization/pcf Association for Computing Machinery-Women (ACM-W) Purdue Chapter https://boilerlink.purdue.edu/organization/acm-w Minority Technology Association (MTA) boilerlink.purdue.edu/organization/minoritytechnologyassociation

Advanced Placement and Transfer Credits

AP Credit: The College Board Advanced Placement (AP) Program scores may not arrive until July. These scores must be submitted by the College Board directly to Purdue University. Dual Credit: If you have taken college courses in Indiana while in high school or at another University, you may receive direct transfer credit if the courses were taken for dual credit (high school and college). You must submit official transcripts to the Office of

• Admissions. Credit Evaluation will send you a letter to determine if the credit can be

used for college credit.

Add NOTES to Form 23A with additional information

Registering for Classes

• Go to lab in WTHR
• Register promptly at 3:15 p.m.
• Once in lab, YOU MAY NOT USE YOUR CELL PHONE
• When in the lab:
• You will Register for Classes on myPurdue with the PIN provided on the Form

23A attached to your email.

• Register for 15-16 credit hours to graduate in four years & required for specific

scholarships (i.e. 21st Century Scholars) and financial aid

• After STAR, how to locate PIN #:
• Login to myPurdue
• Click on Academic Tab (next to financial)
• Under Quick Links on the left, click on Registration PIN (Under Registration

Tools)

• Select Fall 2015 and press submit
• You will receive a NEW PIN # for each semester, which is why it is IMPORTANT to

attend a Registration Meeting in October (Spring Registration) and March (Summer/Fall Registration)!

• After today, you will not be allowed to go back in and change your schedule until

July 13th until July 15th at 11:59 pm and July 20th until August 31st.

First Semester (Scheduling Assistant)

Verify that the session is correct. *List each course as indicated on the Advisor Schedule Recommendation list (Form 23A). Include alternative course options using the alternative course listed

• n your Form 23A and

your plan of study. *CIT Learning Community: The course CNIT 18000 has already been placed on your course schedule and you are registered for the class. You may NOT change this Learning Community course time or drop the LC class without withdrawing from the Learning Community. Lock the times on Scheduling Assistant to remain in the course.

First Year Recommended Courses

First Semester

CNIT 18000 (Intro. To Systems Dev) TLI 11100 (Gateway to Technology Leadership and Innovation) ENGL 10600E/10800 MA 16010A (Applied Calculus I) (ALEKS score 75%) TECH 12000(E/C/R) (Design Thinking In Technology)

Second Semester

CNIT 15501 (Intro to Software Development Concepts) CNIT 17600 (Info. Tech & Arch) COM 11400C (Fund. of Speech Communications) MA 16020A (Applied Calculus II) OLS 25200 (Human Relations in Organizations) CIT Prerequisite List : https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/sites/default/files/files/CNIT%20Course%20Pre- Requisites-F14.pdf CIT No Credit Course List : https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/sites/default/files/NoCreditCourses-2015.pdf

*Humanities and Behavioral/Social Sciences (BSS) course options are listed at: http://www.purdue.edu/provost/initiatives/curriculum/course.html

Purdue University Math Assessment Requirements for CIT Majors = MA 16010 & 16020

Course Description Required ALEKS Percentage for Fall 2015 Placement MA 15300 Algebra and Trigonometry I 45% MA 15800 Precalculus 60% MA 16100 MA 16500 Plane Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 85% 85% MA 16010 Applied Calculus I 75%

ALEKS information is located at: http://www.math.purdue.edu/academic/undergrad/placement

Registering for MA 16010

*MA 16010I is a more hands-on approach to calculus which allows you to work on problems in a small group, low-pressure setting with online lectures.

Math Advanced Credit Exams

Math 16010 and 16020 are required for CIT Summer exam schedule

• 9:30 am - 11:30 am Sunday, Aug. 23
• 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm, Sunday, Aug. 23
• 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm, Thursday, Aug. 27

Sign up is electronic! Exam Registration

• Registration closes 5 pm, Thursday, Aug. 20. Register for your credit exam

before the deadline at: https://purdue.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_aacMSBQKSmRfePr

• Results will be submitted to the Office of the Registrar on the next business day.

Allow for processing time before results are reflected in your student record. Both student and advisor will be notified of the results via filelocker.

• Student guides are available at:

http://www.math.purdue.edu/academic/undergrad/credit/undergrad

TECH 12000 E/C/R:

An Integrated Experience

TECH 12000 (Design Thinking in Technology) + ENGL or

COM = Relevant assignments to Technology field

TECH 12000E

Linked with ENGL 10600E

TECH 12000C

Linked with COM 11400C

TECH 12000R

ONLY taken if you have established credit in ENGL

AND COM

Must register for BOTH TECH 12000_ & ENGL or COM

separately

Registering for TECH 12000

Foreign Language Test Out

Recommended! Freshmen may not receive credit for level 10100 until

level 10200 has been passed.

Ex: If a student has tested into SPAN 10200, they may

not receive the credit for 10100 until 10200 is taken and completed.

A student is only allowed to test out of 12 credits

maximum.

Form 231 is in your folder, take this to the testing center.

https://www.purdue.edu/testingcenter/wp- content/uploads/2014/06/231-Form-updated-092214.pdf

Languages Tested: French, German, Japanese,

Latin, Russian, Spanish, and Spanish for Heritage Speakers

Dates: June 15 - July 10 (weekdays only and

closed on Friday July 3rd)

Time: 10am-3pm (No Japanese or Russian tests

may be started after 2pm; No tests may be started after 2:30pm; we close promptly at 3pm)

Location: Stanley Coulter Hall 231 Required ID’s (see next slide)

Taking the Foreign Language Test During STAR

Taking the Foreign Language Test During BGR

Foreign Language (French, German, Japanese, Latin, Russian, Spanish, and Spanish for Heritage Speakers)

• Fall 2015: August: Wednesday 8/19 – Friday 8/21 and Monday 8/24
• Time: 6:00 pm (Students taking the Japanese or Russian test

MUST arrive promptly due to short test period)

• Location: Stanley Coulter Hall 231
• Required:

Form 231, filled out and signed by your advisor Valid Purdue ID (PUID Card) Second form of identification with Photo ID (such as current

passport or Driver's License)

If you do not have a valid PUID card please provide Purdue

documentation of your name with your Purdue ID number

Customize Your Plan of Study

Partial List of Minors Available for CIT Students

*You may add any non-computing minor to your plan of study. To add a minor, please speak with your Advisor.

College or College or College or College or School School School School

Minor Minor Minor Minor

Availability* Availability* Availability* Availability*

Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agricultural systems management All majors Animal sciences All majors Crop science All majors Entomology All majors Farm management All majors Fisheries and aquatic sciences All majors Food and agribusiness management All majors Food science All majors Forensic sciences All majors Furniture design All majors Horticulture All majors Natural resources and environmental All majors Pet food processing All majors Plant biology All majors Plant pathology All majors Soil science All majors Sustainable environments All majors Urban forestry All majors Weed science All majors Wildlife science All majors Wood products manufacturing All majors Health & Health & Health & Health & Human Human Human Human Sciences Sciences Sciences Sciences Human development and family studies All majors Foods and nutrition All majors Nutrition All majors Psychology All majors Education Education Education Education Global studies (PDF) All majors http://www.education.purdue.edu/advising/p df/GLOB.pdf All majors College or College or College or College or School School School School

Minor Minor Minor Minor

Availability* Availability* Availability* Availability*

Engineering Engineering Engineering Engineering Electrical and computer engineering All majors, except Biomedical Engineering Environmental and ecological All majors Mechanical engineering All majors Nuclear engineering All majors Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Click here for links to all CLA minors African-American studies All majors Anthropology All majors Communication All majors Creative writing All majors Foreign Languages-Many All majors History All majors Law and society All majors Linguistics All majors LGBT studies All majors Political science All majors Religious studies All majors Sociology All majors Theatre design & production All majors Women's studies All majors

Management Management Management Management

http://www.krannert.purdue.edu/undergradu ate/minors/home.asp Science Science Science Science Biology All majors Chemistry All majors Mathematics All majors Physics All majors Statistics All majors Technology Technology Technology Technology Biotechnology All majors Organizational leadership and All majors

WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY:

EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES

• GAIN an in-depth view of the emerging role
• f women in technology.
• MEET female professionals in a variety of

technology disciplines.

• HEAR the personal stories of the ways

women balance their professional and personal lives.

• LEARN the academic and interpersonal

skills and strategies you need to succeed in a technology career.

• NETWORK with professional women.
• IMPROVE writing, communication, and

research skills

• FIND encouragement and support from
• ther first year women technology students

TONI MUNGUIA, Director Recruitment Retention & Diversity Phone: 765.494-7522 email: amunguia@purdue.edu

TECH 10000-Technology Seminar (1 CR)

• Promote awareness and use of Purdue’s academic

support systems.

• Promote awareness and use of non‐academic support

services.

• Learn skills and strategies needed to succeed as a

student in the College of Technology.

• Provide interaction with existing Technology students

and alumni who can share how they have coped with the academic and non‐academic realities at Purdue University and to develop a support network.

• Provide positive reinforcement and assistance to build

each students’ self‐confidence and achievement potential here at Purdue University.

Toni Munguia, Director Recruitment Retention & Diversity Phone: (765) 494‐7522 Email: amunguia@purdue.edu

Meets Thursday 12:30 Meets Thursday 12:30 Meets Thursday 12:30 Meets Thursday 12:30-

• 1:20 p.m./ General Studies Tech 10000 CRN: 23916

1:20 p.m./ General Studies Tech 10000 CRN: 23916 1:20 p.m./ General Studies Tech 10000 CRN: 23916 1:20 p.m./ General Studies Tech 10000 CRN: 23916

Keys To Success

Read

Syllabus Instructions Information Textbook

Ask Questions Time Management Get to know your Professors Do Not Get Behind!

GO TO CLASS! GO TO CLASS! GO TO CLASS!

Remember!

Register for classes in WTHR Claim your ID at check-in (if photo uploaded) or have

photo taken and claim later during Resource Fair.

Take advanced credit foreign language test

If taking placement exam make sure you take your

Form 231, you will need one for each exam

Classes begin August 24 at 7:30 a.m.!

Enjoy Yourselves!

Submit Forms to Advisors

(White Copy: Advisor & Yellow Copy: Student)

WELCOME BOILERMAKERS!