Graduate Student Registration Approval Graduate: Registration Approval The enrollment information below is for the following term: Spring 2023 Student Information Due to Federal law the concerning the privacy of educational records the graduate advisor will correspond with you at your University email account. Please note, the graduate advisor will directly enroll you in the indicated courses within the department. This change can better support both students and department administrators by establishing course enrollment in a more timely fashion. First Name * Last Name * uNID * U1234567 University email * Degree Program * MS Non-Thesis MS Thesis PhD Area of Emphasis: * Environmental Geotechnical Materials Nuclear Structures Transportation Water Resources Construction Faculty Committee Chair: * Barber, M. Bartlett, S. Cazalas, E. Chen, J. Goel, R. Hong, A. Ibarra, L. Liu, X. "Cathy" Markovic, N. Marron, E. Mastren, T. McDonald , L. McPherson, B. Medina, J. Mohammadi, K. Oroza, C. Pantelides, C. Rashidi, A. Romero, P. Roshankhah, S. Sjoden, G. Weidhaas, J. Zhu, X. "Peter" To be determined. Other Faculty Committee Chair: During the upcoming semester, Select all that apply: * I plan to enroll in research. I plan to enroll in CVEEN/ NUCL coursework. I plan to enroll in courses outside the academic department (not CVEEN/ NUCL course listings). Select the number of research hours you wish to enroll in. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 You've Indicated You Intend to Enroll In Courses in Another Department. Please try to enroll in the course you wish to take. You are able to check, to see if you have completed the pre-requisites by: 1- Locate the course listing in the semester's schedule. 2- Click on the black "Class Details" button to the right of the course title. 3- See if there's a "Enrollment Requirement" listed above the course description. If you meet this requirement, or there's not one listed, please try to enroll. Need instructions on how to enroll? 4- If you're unable to add the course, return to the course listing page for that academic department, and scroll to the top of the page. Find the appropriate contact listed, and email asking for their department's process of allowing other students into their courses. Courses for the Upcoming Term Select the CVEEN course(s) you plan to enroll in. CVEEN 5420 - Open-Channel Flow [TTh 3:40pm-5pm] CVEEN 5740 - Horizontal Construction [MW 3pm-4:20pm] CVEEN 5780 - Facade Engineering I [TTh 10:45am-12:05pm] CVEEN 5920 - Special Topics: Groundwater Hydraulics [MW 11:50am-1:10pm] CVEEN 6115 - Data Science in Civil Engineering [MW 3pm-4:20pm] CVEEN 6210 - Structural Analysis II [TTh 12:25pm- 1:45pm] CVEEN 6220 - Concrete Design II [TTh 3:40pm-5pm] CVEEN 6440 - Water Distribution Systems Design [TTh 12:25pm-1:45pm] CVEEN 6510 - Highway Design [M 6pm-9pm] CVEEN 6560 - Transportation Planning [MWF 10:45am-11:35am] CVEEN 6730 - Project Management and Contract Administration [T 6pm-9pm] CVEEN 6920 - Advanced Topics: Signal Processing & Inverse Problem Solving [M 4:35pm-7:35pm] Select the NUCL course(s) you plan to enroll in. NUCL 5060 - Reactor & Policy [MW 6pm- 7:20pm] NUCL 6050 - Reactor Physics [MW 3pm- 4:20pm] NUCL 7100 Section 002 - Lab [F 9:40am- 11:40am] Lecture Required [MW 9:40-10:30] NUCL 7100 Section 003 - Lab [F 12pm-2 pm] Lecture Required [MW 9:40-10:30] I have submitted... Masters students should submit prior to the second semester of study. Doctoral students should submit prior to the second year of study. my Curriculum Development Plan (CDP). * Yes No my Supervisory Committee. * Yes No What's a Curriculum Development Plan (CDP)? A curriculum development plan is like a "roadmap" of the courses you plan to complete as you work towards the completion of your degree. It should include any required courses, and the other relevant courses that you plan to take as you work towards the completion of your degree. You can find the curriculum development plan for both MS and PhD linked at: https://www.civil.utah.edu/handbooks-policies-forms/ Required courses are available by area of study here: https://www.civil.utah.edu/handbooks-policies-forms/ What's a Supervisory Committee? The supervisory committee has two main responsibilities: (1) assess the coursework you have selected and listed on your CDP- to ensure that this will provide you sufficient training for your degree and (2) evaluate any exams that are part of your degree program. For a student completing a non-thesis degree, this examination is the comprehensive examination in the final semester of study. For students completing a research degree, the "exams" are the (a) research proposal (PhD) and (b) final defense. By typing your name below you are documenting that you have read the above information, and spoken with a professor and/ or the Graduate Advisor regarding future enrollment. Questions? Schedule an appointment with Courtney here. If you are human, leave this field blank. Δ
