Advising Appointments Need Help? Have a question? We can help! The online appointment scheduler is no longer available at this point in the semester. If you would like to meet with an advisor, please contact us via email to schedule an appointment. Our advising offices are located in ITE 202-206. Email and telephone contact information is available here.

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http://reu-ccis.uconn.edu/

Project Overview

This REU Site is funded by The National Science Foundation (NSF), Division of Engineering Education and Centers, offering research opportunities in the security of crucial infrastructures to undergraduates with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD/ADD).  Studies suggest that students with ADHD are more creative and more willing to take risks. Those traits are exactly what the field of engineering needs.  Therefore, these students may offer the potential to present revolutionizing solutions to complex problems dealing with cyber and physical security of critical infrastructure.  The growing interconnection, interdependence, complexity, and integration among cyber and civil infrastructure systems; the ever-increasing sophistication of cyber threats, and the severity of recent manmade and natural hazards, demand novel, interdisciplinary research approaches to this immediate challenge.  The knowledge generated through this project regarding the experience of ADHD students and the impediments they face in traditional engineering education and research settings, may significantly encourage future research in learning environments, workforce development, and may ultimately broaden participation of non-traditional, underrepresented groups in engineering disciplines.
Eligibility

This program is designed specifically for students diagnosed with or showing signs of ADHD who are traditionally underrepresented and under-served in engineering programs.  The NSF stipulates that participants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents enrolled as Engineering Majors who have completed their sophomore or junior year by June 1, 2014.  You must provide a document from your doctor or complete the self-assessment for proof of eligibility upon acceptance.  Students must also have a minimum GPA of 2.8 (out of 4.0).
Application

Apply online now! Deadline is March 27th, 2015.  Students will be notified of their acceptance by April 10th.

Program Details

The program combines a ten-week traditional summer REU research experience with close mentorship, specially designed seminars, brainstorming sessions, and workshops designed to address the strengths and needs of participants.  Students will participate in their own original research projects in the morning and in the afternoon there will be laboratory rotations to provide a multidisciplinary research experience.  Participants will have the opportunity to present their creative ideas relating their experiences from different research areas.

Duration: 10 weeks, June 1st, 2015 – August 7th, 2015
Stipend: $500 per week
Travel Reimbursement: Up to $750
Cost of Attending a Technical Conference: Up to $1,200
Housing and Food: Provided
Research Opportunities

Students will participate in one of the following research labs for their main project.  Afternoon lab rotations will provide participants with research experience on other topics.

    Hardware Security and Trusts
    Sensor-Aided Cyber Physical System of Smart Transportation System
    Bridge Weigh-In-Motion
    Comprehensive Public Transportation System Access, Resilience and Connectivity
    Secure Embedded Systems Design
    Critical Systems Security Assessment
    Additive Manufacturing of Metallic Cellular Plates for Blast and Impact Resistance
    Next-Generation Bridge Columns for Multihazard Robustness
    Novel Vibration Mitigation Devices for Traffic Signal Support Structures

Your Privacy

This research has been reviewed and approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of the University of Connecticut. IRB Exemption #: X14-199.   The Principle Investigators of the project will do diligence to protect the privacy of each participant.  The registration website will be launched on the high security server of the UConn School of Engineering.  However, it should be noted that, if you are selected to participate in the program, lab directors and possible the graduate students who will be in the program will be aware of the eligibility requirement for this REU Site.   If you have any questions regarding your privacy you may contact the Principle Investigator Arash E. Zaghi at zaghi@engr.uconn.edu or (860) 486-2468.
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If you are currently enrolled in LRC 99, MATH 106, or do not have a math placement, you will be advised by the Office of Academic and Pre-Professional Advising in the Academic Services Building.

Computer Engineering and Computer Science
Students majoring in Pre-Computer Science/Computer Science, Pre-Computer Engineering/Computer Engineering who have not completed the gateway requirements must meet with an academic advisor in the office of Undergraduate Student Services in the College of Engineering and Information Technology.  Location:  ITE Building Rooms 202-206.  Phone:  410-455-3096.  Advising staff:  Josh Abrams (josh.abrams@umbc.edu), Anne Arey (annearey@umbc.edu), and Emily Stephens (eastephe@umbc.edu). Director:  Catherine Bielawski (bielawsk@umbc.edu)

Students may sign up for an individual advising appointment. Group appointments are no longer available this semester.

You will need to schedule your appointment online:  http://coeadvising.umbc.edu/

Please note that you must schedule the appointment online while at the UMBC campus.

Computer Engineering and Computer Science students who have completed the gateway will be assigned a faculty advisor.  Faculty assignments are posted outside of ITE 204. Students may also view their advisor information in myUMBC. To access this information, follow these steps:
•    Login to myUMBC
•    Select “Topics”
•    Select “Advising and Student Support”
•    Select “My Advisors”

Please contact your faculty advisor to schedule an advising appointment.
Transfer students in their first semester at UMBC, regardless of gateway status, will need to sign up for an appointment at the link provided above.

Mechanical and Chemical Engineering
Students majoring in Pre-Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Pre-Chemical/Chemical Engineering who have not completed the gateway requirements must meet with an academic advisor in the office of Undergraduate Student Services in the College of Engineering and Information Technology.  Location:  ITE Building Rooms 202-206.  Phone:  410-455-3096.  Advising staff:  Josh Abrams (josh.abrams@umbc.edu), Anne Arey (annearey@umbc.edu), and Emily Stephens (eastephe@umbc.edu). Director:  Catherine Bielawski (bielawsk@umbc.edu)

Students may sign up for an individual appointment. Group appointments are no longer available this semester.

You will need to schedule your appointment online:  http://coeadvising.umbc.edu/

Please note that you must schedule the appointment online while at the UMBC campus.

Mechanical Engineering students who have completed the gateway will be assigned a faculty advisor.  Students will receive email communication from the department regarding advising. Transfer students in their first semester at UMBC, regardless of gateway status, will need to sign up for an appointment at the link provided above.

Chemical Engineering students who have completed the gateway will be assigned a faculty advisor. Faculty Assignments are posted on the bulletin board across from ENGR 316. Transfer students in their first semester at UMBC, regardless of gateway status, will need to sign up for an appointment at the link provided above.

Information Systems
IS Students should contact the IS Department in ITE 404 for advising assistance.Dr. Carolyn Seaman (cseaman@umbc.edu) is the IS Undergraduate Program Director.
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In order to apply, please submit the following:

1.      Completed application (attached).

2.      Essay: Tell us (in at least 1,500 words) about your educational interests and objectives, your future academic, and professional aspirations and most importantly how you envision your studies and career path relating to the mission and industries that AOC supports (visit http://crows.org/mission-a-history.hml). Points are given for structure of essay, development of topic, and integration of requested concepts. Please submit as a separate document with the application and letters of reference.

3.      2 scholastic letters of reference (see application).

Please submit your completed application, essay, and letters of reference by December 1st to Josh Abrams (josh.abrams@umbc.edu) in ITE 202 or Catherine Bielawski (bielawsk@umbc.edu) in ITE 206.

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Quantitative Reasoning: Measurement and Skills Lab

This interdisciplinary science laboratory course will expose students to
different science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
disciplines through a series of modules and projects centered on the common
theme of measurement. All projects require mastering basic quantitative
skills, high-order reasoning, and the practical use of laboratory
measurement tools.

This course is also designed to prepare students for upper level laboratory
and research-based courses by providing them with a foundation for
understanding the scientific process and improving their scientific writing
skills.

*Computer Science majors may count this course towards the 12 credits of approved science coursework needed for the major.*
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Who are the women?:
    Deborah Bonanni: Former Chief of Staff of NSA & VP of Intelligent Decisions, Inc.
    Diane Howard: VP of Cyber Operations of Northrop Grumman
    Belinda Coleman:  President/CEO the Coleman Group Inc.
    Brenda Martineau : Organizational Leadership & Management Skill Community Director of NSA
    Jennifer R. Walker : President/CEO Resolute Technologies, LLC

Why should you attend?
    Informal Conversation about different paths to leadership.
    Career advice on designing your career.  
    Making hard decisions & overcoming adversity
    Technical skills vs Soft skills
    Northrop Grumman Recruiters will be there to meet you.

Agenda:
    Brief Intro
    Panel
    Audience Q &A
    Eating and Networking

WHERE:
University Center Rm 312

DATE
Wednesday –November 18th
5:00-6:30pm

RSVP HERE

Men are absolutely welcome | Feel free to stop by whenever you can. | No dress code. | Bring questions ☻ RSVP not Required but preferred | email Monique @ Monijef1@umbc.edu if you have any questions.

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    AFCEA CMD Scholarship
    Anthony Alvarez Award
    Carmi Family Scholarship
    Danaher Scholarship
    INCOSE Foundation Scholarship
    Vijay Jose Memorial Scholarship
    Dottie Koh Memorial Scholarship
    Legg Mason Scholarship
    Janice Antoine Lumpkin Scholarship
    Mercedes-Benz Scholarship
    Mrs. George F. Meyer Scholarship
    Northrop Grumman Scholarship
    Pinkston Scholarship
    Rite Aid Scholarship
    John B. Schwartz Scholarship
    Gregory Schwerdt Endowed Memorial Scholarship
    W. Patrick Wilson Scholarship
    Verizon Scholarship

Awards are contingent on the availability of funds for each academic year. The College of Engineering and Information Technology is currently accepting applications for the 2016-2017 academic year. Applications and all application materials are due by February 15, 2016. Please direct questions to coeitscholarships@umbc.edu.

Application instructions are available at the following link: Scholarship Application Instructions 2016-2017

Students must be logged into their UMBC account to access the application. The online application is available at the following link: Online Application Form

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Please read the instructions below for information about how to sign up for your advising appointment. There are different instructions depending on whether you have completed the gateway requirements for your major. Please read through this entire message.

If you are currently enrolled in LRC 99, MATH 106, or do not have a math placement, you will be advised by the Office of Academic and Pre-Professional Advising in the Academic Services Building.

Prior to your appointment:
1.    Please review your scheduling options by looking over the schedule of classes, available starting on October 26th, on the UMBC website HERE.
2.    Review your degree audit – major and general education/foundation requirements, so that you are aware of the courses still needed to complete your degree requirements. Learn more about your degree audit HERE.
3.    Review the sample 4-year plan for your major to determine where you are in the recommended sequence of courses. HERE
4.    Check the Gateway requirements for your major and determine where you are in relation to the completion of this requirement. HERE
5.    Come prepared to your appointment with a list of courses you intend to take in Spring 2016.

After your advising appointment, you will have clearance to register for classes. However, you will not be able to register until your assigned registration time. Your registration time is the earliest date and time that you may register for classes. For information about registration times, please go HERE, or check the banner on the top of your myUMBC page. If you have not attended an advising appointment, you will not be able to register when your registration time occurs.

If you have a hold on your account, it is still important that you sign up for an advising appointment. Meeting with an advisor in advance of registration means that you will not have to worry about getting advising clearance once your hold is lifted.

Computer Engineering and Computer Science
Students majoring in Pre-Computer Science/Computer Science, Pre-Computer Engineering/Computer Engineering who have not completed the gateway requirements must meet with an academic advisor in the office of Undergraduate Student Services in the College of Engineering and Information Technology.  Location:  ITE Building Rooms 202-206.  Phone:  410-455-3096.  Advising staff:  Josh Abrams (josh.abrams@umbc.edu), Anne Arey (annearey@umbc.edu), and Emily Stephens (eastephe@umbc.edu). Director:  Catherine Bielawski (bielawsk@umbc.edu)

Students may sign up for an individual appointment or participate in group advising.  Group advising and individual advising require approximately 30 minutes of your time.  Group advising gives you the opportunity to review your registration plans with multiple advisors in a small group setting.  Individual appointments give you the opportunity to meet with an advisor one-on-one.

You will need to schedule your appointment online (beginning 10/7):  http://coeadvising.umbc.edu/

Please note that you must schedule the appointment online while at the UMBC campus. You will need to select a group or individual appointment. Sign-ups for group advising will begin on October 7th for appointments beginning on October 12th. Students may sign up for individual appointments on October 21st for appointments beginning on October 26th.  

Students on academic probation are required to sign up for an individual advising appointment. They may not attend group advising.

Computer Engineering and Computer Science students who have completed the gateway will be assigned a faculty advisor.  Faculty assignments are posted outside of ITE 204. Students may also view their advisor information in myUMBC. To access this information, follow these steps:
•    Login to myUMBC
•    Select “Topics”
•    Select “Advising and Student Support”
•    Select “My Advisors”

Please contact your faculty advisor to schedule an advising appointment.
Transfer students in their first semester at UMBC, regardless of gateway status, will need to sign up for an appointment at the link provided above.

Mechanical and Chemical Engineering
Students majoring in Pre-Mechanical Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Pre-Chemical/Chemical Engineering who have not completed the gateway requirements must meet with an academic advisor in the office of Undergraduate Student Services in the College of Engineering and Information Technology.  Location:  ITE Building Rooms 202-206.  Phone:  410-455-3096.  Advising staff:  Josh Abrams (josh.abrams@umbc.edu), Anne Arey (annearey@umbc.edu), and Emily Stephens (eastephe@umbc.edu). Director:  Catherine Bielawski (bielawsk@umbc.edu)

Students may sign up for an individual appointment or participate in group advising.  Group advising and individual advising require approximately 30 minutes of your time.  Group advising gives you the opportunity to review your registration plans with multiple advisors in a small group setting.  Individual appointments give you the opportunity to meet with an advisor one-on-one.

You will need to schedule your appointment online (beginning 10/7):  http://coeadvising.umbc.edu/

Please note that you must schedule the appointment online while at the UMBC campus. You will need to select a group or individual appointment. Sign-ups for group advising will begin on October 7th for appointments beginning on October 12th. Students may sign up for individual appointments on October 21st for appointments beginning on October 26th.
 
Students on academic probation are required to sign up for an individual advising appointment. They may not attend group advising.

Mechanical Engineering students who have completed the gateway will be assigned a faculty advisor.  Students will receive email communication from the department regarding advising. Transfer students in their first semester at UMBC, regardless of gateway status, will need to sign up for an appointment at the link provided above.

Chemical Engineering students who have completed the gateway will be assigned a faculty advisor. Faculty Assignments are posted on the bulletin board across from ENGR 316. Transfer students in their first semester at UMBC, regardless of gateway status, will need to sign up for an appointment at the link provided above.


]]> It is time to start preparing for Spring 2016 registration. All students must meet with an advisor to receive registration clearance for spring classes. Your registration date will be posted in... https://beta.my.umbc.edu/api/v0/pixel/news/55540/guest@my.umbc.edu/57e92cf171268fc4db9e7c0af79784dd/api/pixel College of Engineering & Information Technology Advising https://beta.my.umbc.edu/groups/coeitadvising https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xsmall.png?1776706547 https://assets1-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/original.png?1776706547 https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xxlarge.png?1776706547 https://assets2-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xlarge.png?1776706547 https://assets3-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/large.png?1776706547 https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/medium.png?1776706547 https://assets3-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/small.png?1776706547 https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xsmall.png?1776706547 https://assets2-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xxsmall.png?1776706547 Engineering & Computer Science Advising 1 0 false Mon, 02 Nov 2015 09:22:18 -0500 Northrop Grumman - Summer 2016 Internship Draft For Computer Science & Computer Engineering Majors
Northrop Grumman is having a Hire Draft for Summer 2016 interns

Visit the link below for the details:

http://my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/55397
]]> Northrop Grumman is having a Hire Draft for Summer 2016 interns Visit the link below for the details: http://my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/55397 http://my.umbc.edu/groups/careers/posts/55397 https://beta.my.umbc.edu/api/v0/pixel/news/55441/guest@my.umbc.edu/bbea59da97d984d61a2a8ae82c7510d3/api/pixel College of Engineering & Information Technology Advising https://beta.my.umbc.edu/groups/coeitadvising https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xsmall.png?1776706547 https://assets1-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/original.png?1776706547 https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xxlarge.png?1776706547 https://assets2-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xlarge.png?1776706547 https://assets3-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/large.png?1776706547 https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/medium.png?1776706547 https://assets3-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/small.png?1776706547 https://assets4-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xsmall.png?1776706547 https://assets2-beta.my.umbc.edu/images/avatars/group/1/xxsmall.png?1776706547 Engineering & Computer Science Advising 2 0 false Thu, 29 Oct 2015 09:01:31 -0400 Thu, 29 Oct 2015 09:26:10 -0400 Generac Industrial Power - "Power Trip Experience" Demonstration of Simulated Power Outage Generac Industrial Power is bringing their “Power Trip Experience” to the UMBC campus. The Generac tractor trailer that will provide the demonstration/learning experience is set up as a small classroom (16-seats) with hands-on demonstrations of generator operations. Interested students and faculty are welcome to attend.

The demonstration will simulate a power outage; demonstrate parallel generator operation and control; explain software capabilities for monitoring and control; explain features of the 600 kW bi-fuel generator (natural gas and diesel fuel); and provide an overview of power solutions available from Generac.

The demonstration will occur on Friday, October 30, 2015, in Lot 26 behind the TRC Building. The Generac tractor trailer is scheduled to arrive at 12:30 PM. A second demonstration will take place at 1:30pm.
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