2008-2009 Bulletin – PDF - SEAS Bulletin - Columbia University

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laboratory facilities, 108–109
graduate programs, 112
undergraduate program, 109–112
Computer security resources, 6
computing facilities, University, 5–6
Computing Support Center, 245
conduct
expected in the academic
community, 232
unacceptable, subject to discipline,
232–233
Core Curriculum of Columbia
University, 3
program offices, 244–245
Counseling and Psychological Services
(CPS), 212, 247
courses
for professions other than
engineering, 18–19
interdisciplinary engineering, 194
key to listings, 54–55
in other divisions of the University,
of interest to engineering students,
195–202
in SEAS departments. See individual
departments
Courseworks @ Columbia, 6
credit, points of, required for degree
graduate, 32–35, 227
undergraduate, 10–15, 17–19,
226–227
D
damages, payment for, 25, 40
dance, minor in, 188
Dean’s discipline, 233–234
Dean’s List, 230
Degree Audit Reporting System
(DARS), 17
degrees
application for, 229
doctoral, requirements, 34–35,
227, 229
See also individual degrees
development and alumni relations, 245
Dining Dollars, 211
dining facilities, locations, 211
Dining Services, 211, 247
diplomas, 229
Disability Services, University Office of,
212, 237, 247
discipline, academic, 232–235
Dean’s, 233–234
procedures for administering,
233–234
discrimination
and sexual harassment policy and
procedure, 236–238
dishonesty, academic, 232–233
disputes over grades or other academic
evaluations, 242
distance education. See Columbia
Video Network
Division of Student Affairs Office,
204, 233, 246
Doctor of Engineering Science
(Eng.Sc.D.), 34–35
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), 34–35
Dodge Physical Fitness Center, 209
E
Earl Hall Center, 207, 246
Early Decision program, 21
Earth and environmental engineering
courses in, 126–132
minor in, 188
Earth and Environmental Engineering,
Department of (DEEE), 120–132, 246
graduate programs, 123–126
joint degree programs, 125
research centers, 121–122
scholarshihps, fellowships, and
internships, 122
undergraduate program, 122–123
See also Henry Krumb School of
Mines
Earth and Environmental Engineering
(EEE) program, 120–121, 246
Earth and Environmental Sciences,
Department of (Columbia College),
248
courses for engineering students,
197–198
Earth Engineering Center (EEC),
120, 121
Earth resources engineering program,
123–125
East Asian studies, minor in, 189
economics
minor in, 189–190
and operations research, major in,
152
electrical engineering
courses in, 140–149
minor in, 190
Electrical Engineering, Department of,
133–149, 246
concentration options in the M.S.
program, 137–140
graduate programs, 136–140
graduate research activities, 134
laboratory facilities, 134
undergraduate program, 134–136
electronic classrooms, 6
Electronic Data Service (EDS), 6
e-mail
addresses of Columbia University
resources and staff, 244–249
as service of CUIT, 5–6
emergency resources, 212
emeriti and retired officers, list of, 51–52
employment, student, 27–28, 44
Ebcouraging Dynamic Global
Entrepreneurs (EDGE), 7–8
endowed scholarships and grants,
list of, 216–221
Engineer of Mines (professional
degree), 125
engineering courses, interdisciplinary,
194
Engineering, School of. See Fu
Foundation School of Engineering
and Applied Science
Engineering Graduate Student Council
(EGSC), 205–206
engineering management systems
graduate program in, 153
undergraduate program in, 152
engineering mechanics
courses in, 101–102
graduate program in, 97–98
minor in, 190
undergraduate program in, 96
See also Civil Engineering
and Engineering Mechanics,
Department of
engineering societies, 205
engineering students
and campus life, 204–209
courses for, offered by other
University divisions, 195–202
interdisciplinary courses for, 194
See also students
Engineering Undergraduate Student
Council, 205–206
SEAS 2008–2009