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Helpful Links:
ASU Modes of Classroom Instruction (hybrid, Synch, iCourse, etc)
How to search for classes and register:
How to search for classes and register:
Log into your MyASU and click on “class search”
Enter the course prefix into the subject field
Click on "Advanced Search"
Select your campus Location- ONLINE
Optional: Select “Graduate” under Level
Optional: Select “A” and/or “B” in Session
Click on the magnifying glass to search available classes
Click on the “add” button to add courses to your schedule
Find classes in the course catalog:
Find classes in the course catalog:
You can browse an array of online courses with ASU’s course catalog. Determine subjects that interest you or search for required courses in your program of choice.
Please remember not all courses are offered every session or semester and not every course listed in the handbook and course catalog is offered online.
Registration Tips:
Registration Tips:
Clear any Registration Holds
Sign in to My ASU. to determine if you have any holds that will prevent you from registering for classes.
Examples of registration holds include missing transcripts, unpaid fees, academic advising requirements, and immunization requirements.
Clearing registration holds as quickly as possible avoids delays in registration which can impact your chances of getting the classes and schedule that are best for you.
For more information on a particular hold, select Help on My ASU and enter any questions.
Once you have cleared any registration holds, you are ready to register for classes.
Prioritize deficiency courses. Even if you may waive or test for the deficiency course, you should enroll to secure a seat until you know if you can clear your deficiency. Next, prioritize core/area courses and courses you are interested in.
The deficiency course you may have been assigned could be a prerequisite for another course you desire to take in your program. Please review class search to review pre requisite requirements to assure you can successfully register for the courses you need.
Prioritize required courses and/or area/concentration courses.
You might notice that some classes require additional approval or consent to add the class. If you run into an issue adding a course, please utilize this Override Request link to request permission and we’ll be happy to assist with your request. Best practice is to obtain faculty approval for overrides if possible.
Be mindful of anti-requisites/equivalent courses. When viewing a class in the Class Schedule, click to expand the course and view the "Enrollment Requirements" which will indicate if "credit is only allowed for one course or another."
Examples: CSE 511/512, CSE 551/450, IEE 520/CSE 572, IEE 505/IEE 506
The catalog is available on the ASU website: www.asu.edu/catalog
Continuous Enrollment is required every Fall/Spring semester for ALL STUDENTS.
Summer is optional unless starting a program as a new student or graduating
Credit must appear on the iPOS OR be a graduate level course
Grades of ‘W’ or ‘X’ (audit) are not valid enrollment
Online Course Offerings
Online Course Offerings
If you are an online MSE or MEng student, you may use the spreadsheet linked below. Simply click on the MSE and MEng course offerings maroon bar to see a live update of which courses are being offered in which term and session.
ASU Online Session Structure
ASU Online Session Structure
You may notice that courses run in the A session, B session, or C session.
C session courses run the full length of the semester, 15 weeks. Session A courses begin during the first half of the semester, and session B courses begin during the second half of the semester. Both A and B session courses are 7.5-week courses.
Culminating Experience Information (Capstone)
Culminating Experience Information (Capstone)
Culminating experience expectations:
Culminating experience expectations:
All Master of Engineering students (MEng) and each specialty (Systems Engineering, QRSE, and Engineering Management) must select IEE 593 as their culminating experience.
Once you have identified a project advisor, we need you to submit an override request using this link: fultonapps.asu.edu/override/. Make sure to include the name of your faculty advisor in the request, otherwise it might not be approved.
All students admitted to the Master of Software Engineering program (MSE) must complete an applied project (CSE 593) or a portfolio to serve as the culminating experience for their graduate study.
Click here to find an advisor for the course: www.public.asu.edu/~ychen10/teaching/cse593project/.
Once you have identified a project advisor, we need you to submit an override request using this link: fultonapps.asu.edu/override/. Make sure to include the name of your faculty advisor in the request, otherwise it might not be approved.To submit your portfolio, follow this link to fill out the information required and upload your supporting project documents: links.asu.edu/goee-MSE-portfolio-submission
Students should submit their portfolio prior to their last semester to allow sufficient time for review and approval. Once the portfolio is approved and processed, students will see the culminating experience satisfied through MyASU – iPOS tab.
All students admitted into the dual Lean Sigma Six Black Belt certification must select IEE 585 Six Sigma Capstone as their culminating experience.
Once you have identified a project advisor, we need you to submit an override request using this link: fultonapps.asu.edu/override/. Make sure to include the name of your faculty advisor in the request, otherwise it might not be approved.
Course Override Request /Course Overload Requests
Course Override Request /Course Overload Requests
Enrollment Concerns & Override Requests:
Enrollment Concerns & Override Requests:
Advisors cannot approve any section-full or time conflict overrides for courses. If there is a course you are required to take to meet degree requirements and graduate, please contact advising.
Some courses have reserved seats for certain groups or programs. If you do not meet the criteria for reserved groups, check the reserve expiration date to see when you may register.
Monitor your ASU Email for class schedule alerts and updates from the Advising office.
Please note that courses overseen by a different academic unit, are not able to be expedited in review by our academic unit.
Course Permission Requests:
Course Permission Requests:
Courses requiring department consent:
For course subjects: AEE, ALT, AMT, ATC, BDE, BME, CEE, CEN, CHE, CNE, CON, CPI, CSE, CST, DSE, EEE, EGR, ERM, EVE, FSE, GIT, HSE, IEE, IFT, MAE, MEE, MFG, MSE, OMT, SEC, SER, SMC, TEM, TMC, WAC must use this link fultonapps.asu.edu/override/
Any 400 Level courses override requests must use this link fultonapps.asu.edu/override/
MAT 265 & MAT 266: override request must be completed using this link forms.thecollege.asu.edu/all/college-course-override-form
CSE 593, IEE 593 override requests must use this link fultonapps.asu.edu/override/
Please note that courses overseen by a different academic unit, are not able to be expedited in review by our academic unit.
Non-GOEE Elective Course Requests:
Non-GOEE Elective Course Requests:
If there is a non-GOEE course you are interested in taking as an elective, please reach out to student-fseonline@asu.edu and let us know which course(s) you are interested in. An advisor will forward your request for review by the program chair to see if it may be approved to use towards degree requirements and list on the iPOS.
Semester Overload Requests:
Semester Overload Requests:
After the first semester, GOEE students in good academic standing may request permission to enroll in 12 credit hours by reaching out to student-fseonline@asu.edu
12 credits is the max credit enrollment for GOEE Graduate students.If you need an exception to this amount, please reach out to student-fseonline@asu.edu
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