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WELCOME CLASS OF 2021! Department of Computer & Information Technology STAR 2017
INTRODUCTIONS & WELCOME
Angie Murphy, Senior Academic Advisor (Last Names: N-Z)
• Room 207, Knoy Hall
• armurphy@purdue.edu
Shavonne Holton, Academic Advisor (Last Names: D-M)
• Room 209, Knoy Hall
• shavonne@purdue.edu
Cassie Pendleton, Academic Advisor (Last Names: A-C)
• Room 221, Knoy Hall
• rice11@purdue.edu
Schedule Appointments using BoilerConnect:
http://www.purdue.edu/boilerconnect
For more information about advising and open office hours in CIT:
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. These emails will be sent to your @purdue.edu email address. If you are not receiving these messages, please check your
Purdue Office 365 Clutter and Junk mail folders. Update your clutter preferences to accept these messages. 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.FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS
Department Head: Professor Marcus Rogers
• Room 255, Knoy Hall
• rogersmk@purdue.edu
Associate Department Head: Professor Phil Rawles
• Room 215, Knoy Hall
• ptrawles@purdue.edu
Assistant Department Head: Professor Dawn Laux
• Room 233, Knoy Hall
• dlaux@purdue.eduSTUDENT INTRODUCTIONS
AVATAR 3 WILL BE RELEASED DECEMBER 2021
Please share your…
NAME
HIGH SCHOOL
HOMETOWN
FAVORITE MOVIEREFERENCE MATERIALS
FOLDER CIT DRIVE
Form 23A Advisor Recommendation Form Advanced Placement Credit List
CIT Plan of Study
CIT Information Sheet
Form 231’s- for placement exams
(Math separate form) CIT Transfer Credit Approval Form
CIT Policies & Guidelines CIT Academic Policies
Transfer Credit Approval Form CNIT course Pre-requisite List
Fall 2017 Schedule Revision DROP/ADD Computer Recommendations
DEADLINES*
Fall 2017 Schedule Revisions
Helpful Contacts Sheet
(DROP/ADD DEADLINES)*
*Each semester the calendar is posted at:
Fall 2017 CIT Plans of Study
http://www.purdue.edu/registrar/ Helpful Purdue University Contacts-
calendars/index.html 2017-18
(Bookmark the link and refer to it to
determine if you need a Form 23 and
signatures to make your changes)FORM 23A* & CIT POLICIES FORM
*ADVISOR SCHEDULE RECOMMENDATION (FORM 23A) LISTS SUGGESTED COURSES FOR
YOUR FIRST SEMESTER IN CIT.
Provided in CIT STAR meeting. *Must sign this form and submit by
the end of this presentation.LONG TERM GOALS WHAT DO YOU PLAN TO DO IN FOUR YEARS? Become gainfully employed? Relocate? Attend Graduate School? Other?
CIT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE PROGRAM MAJORS B.S. in Computer and Information Technology The first year is similar 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 (CNIT) Network Engineering Technology (NENT) Systems Analysis and Design (SAAD) Cybersecurity (CSEC)
JOB PLACEMENT IN CIT
Average Starting Job Placement Rates
Salaries*
Graduates with jobs or in graduate
2011-2012: $57,042 school within 6 months = 93%
2012-2013: $59,890 Percentage Employed in Indiana=
25%
2013-2014: $61,493
2014-2015: $62,522 Total Number of 2016-2017
Graduates=111
2016-2017- $61,842**
90% of students report
completing Internships Upon
*self reported Graduation
**data will be complete November 2017CIT GRADUATE JOB TITLES & EMPLOYERS
Potential Job Titles: Employers (not exhaustive):
• Apple • Interactive
• Application developer • CIA Intelligence
• Business analyst • Cummins • John Deere
• Data analyst • Deloitte • Microsoft
• DoD • NSA
• Database administrator • Eli Lilly • Salesforce
• IT Consultant • FBI • State of Indiana
• Network administrator • Google • USSA
• Network consulting engineer • Intel • US Secret
Service
• Security specialist
• Software engineer
• Systems AnalystEMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Employment Opportunities
Student Employment (Federal Work Study and Student Employment Opportunities)
http://www.purdue.edu/dfa/studentjobs.php
Polytechnic TechConnect (Portal for Technology Opportunities)
https://www.purdue.edu/polytechnic-portal/
Purdue Center for Career Opportunities:
https://www.cco.purdue.edu
AITP Computing Career Fair (CIT) Purdue Polytechnic Career Fair
September 7, 2017 February 7, 2018
Recreational Sports Center Purdue Memorial UnionCIT 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) http://boilerlink.purdue.edu/organization/minoritytechnologyassociation
AP, IB & CONCURRENT CREDITS
Advanced Placement (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.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Credit: You may submit IB credit as well. See
http://www.iss.purdue.edu/admission/ugrad/ib.cfm for more information.
Concurrent (Dual) Credit: A concurrent credit course is a single course for which students earn credit from their high
school and from the college or university that administers the course. To receive credit for concurrent credit courses, a
student must submit an official transcript from the college or university that administers the course. Concurrent credit
courses listed on a high school transcript may be used to satisfy high school course expectations for admission
consideration but are not an authoritative source for Purdue transfer credit. Students with such coursework should
provide official high school and college transcripts to the Office of Admissions.
Add NOTES to Form 23A with additional informationFIRST YEAR RECOMMENDED COURSES
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
• CNIT 18000 • CNIT 15501
• TECH 12000C/E/R* (Design Thinking in • CNIT 17600
Technology) (more information on next • COM 11400 or ENGL 10600
slide) • MA 16020 (Applied Calculus II)
• COM 114000C or ENGL 10600E • Humanities Foundational Selective OR
• MA 16010 (Applied Calculus I) – See Behavioral Social Sciences
MATH ASSESSMENT Slide for Foundational Selective
pre-requisites
• TLI 11200 (Foundations of
Organizational Leadership)
*TECH 12000 linked with COM or ENGL is also available
in the Spring Semester.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
separatelyCIT REGISTRATION MEETINGS
You are required to attend a registration meeting once per semester to plan the
next semester’s courses. This website link will help you with course registration.
CIT Registration website: https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/degrees/computer-and-
information-technology/advising/registration
which include Scheduling Handouts:
• CNIT Course Demand Survey
• Pre-Requisite List
• General Business Interdisciplinary Selectives
• Form 23A (Advisor Schedule Recommendation)
• Form 23 (Schedule Revision Request)
• Fall 2016 CIT Plan of Study Comparison Chart
• Fall 2017 Cybersecurity Plan of Study
• No Credit Courses
• Independent Study Form
• Independent Study Steps
• AP Credit – Mapped to CIT Plan of Study
• Critical Path Documents (Fall 2017 - CNIT, CSEC, NENT, SAaD)REGISTERING FOR CLASSES
Go to lab in PHYS 116
Once in the lab, YOU MAY NOT USE YOUR CELL PHONE
You MUST have a complete schedule before 11:59 pm on the end
date of your registration time ticket
Before registering for classes:
Verify that scheduling assistant/myPurdue is set for Fall 2017
If you miss your dates, you will not be allowed to go back in and
change your schedule until July 17th -19th beginning at 12:00 pm
and then again July 24th beginning at 8:00 am until August 27th.
(*Please refer to drop/add calendar for final dates to make schedule
adjustments.)
You MUST have a complete schedule before leaving the lab today
After using Scheduling Assistant, go to myPurdue to view and print
two copies of the Week at a Glance and check out with your advisorGO TO COMPUTERS
ID: CITSTAR
PW: Welcome1!MYPURDUE - REGISTRATION REGISTRATION TAB
BEFORE YOU REGISTER
YOUR REGISTRATION WINDOW DATES & TIMES ARE AVAILABLE ON MYPURDUE
To view your time ticket through myPurdue
o Log into your myPurdue account You will see “Registration Status”
o Click on this and you will have dates and times listed of your time block
in which you are to log in and register for your classes. Check now and
verify you have no holds that prevent you from registering during
your time ticket.
o This is an example:
o If you miss your time ticket, you must wait until open registration in
mid-July to register for your classes.USING SCHEDULING ASSISTANT
REGISTERING FOR TECH 12000
MYPURDUE - MYPURDUEPLAN ACADEMICS TAB
MYPURDUE – UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT ACADEMICS TAB
SCHEDULE REVISION CALENDAR AVAILABLE AT HTTPS://WWW.PURDUE.EDU/REGISTRAR/CALENDARS/
PURDUE UNIVERSITY MATH ASSESSMENT
REQUIREMENTS FOR CIT MAJORS ARE MA 16010 & 16020
Purdue University Math
ALEKS SAT ACT
Course Description Do I need to take the ALEKS?
Percentage Math Math
< 530 < 21 Yes!
MA 15300 Algebra and Trigonometry I 45% 530 21 Not required, but recommended.
MA 15800 Precalculus 60% 570 24 Not required, but recommended.
MA 16010 Applied Calculus 75% 620 26 Not required, but optional.
MA 16100 Plane Analytic Geometry 85% 670 29 No ALEKS Needed
MA 16500 and Calculus I
**ALEKS information is located at: http://www.math.purdue.edu/academic/undergrad/placementREGISTERING FOR MATH MA 16010 IS IN CLASS (STRONGLY RECOMMENDED) MA 16020DIST IS TAUGHT EXCLUSIVELY ONLINE
MATH ADVANCED CREDIT EXAM HTTP://WWW.MATH.PURDUE.EDU/ACADEMIC/UNDERGRAD/CREDIT/ Math 16010 and 16020 are required for CIT. Fall 2017 exam schedule: Saturday, August 19 at 9:30 am - 11:30 am Saturday, August 19 at 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Thursday, August 24 at 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Sign up is electronic Exam Registration Registration closes 5 pm, Thursday, Aug. 17. Register for your credit exam before the deadline at: https://purdue.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_5vgElKFLcxnZsWx&Q_JFE=0 Form 231 required. A signed copy is in your STAR folder. You may obtain additional copies from your advisor if needed. 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. Student guides are available at: http://www.math.purdue.edu/academic/undergrad/credit/undergrad
COM 11400 – TEST OUT HTTPS://WWW.CLA.PURDUE.EDU/COMMUNICATION/UNDERGRADUATE/COM_114.HTML Written Exam: Date: Each day of STAR registration June 19-July 14 Location: BRNG 1260 Time: 10:30-2:00 pm Bring ID and Form 231 No Prior Registration is required. Oral Exam: If the student passes the written exam, the student will give a oral presentation on Thursday, August 24th. If you pass the written exam, you will be scheduled to give an oral presentation on Monday, August 21. The specific time, location, and presentation prompt for the Oral Exam will be given to students with their Written Exam results. For a list of topics covered on the written exam and sample questions, please consult the COM 114 Test Out Study Guide
STUDENT PROGRAMS
Honor Students
• Arrange an appointment to meet with the Honors College.
• Call 765-494-2929 for more information.
Horizons Students
• Must enroll in GS 19900 (3 credits) or GS 49000 (2 credits) first semester of
freshman year and pass.
• You will be provided with an override to add these courses to your schedule when
you meet with the program staff when you arrive on campus.
• Call 765-494-7094 for more information.
Purdue Promise
• Must enroll in GS 19700 (1 credit)
• You will be provided with an override to add these courses to your schedule when
you meet with the program staff when you arrive on campus.
• Call 765-494-9328 for more information.HOT SPOT LOCATIONS
AVAILABLE 1:30PM-3:15PM
(PICK AT LEAST TWO HOT SPOTS TO VISIT)
PROGRAM LOCATION
HORIZONS CL50 125
Purdue Promise KRACH 4th Floor
21st Century Scholars KRACH 4th Floor
Black Cultural Center BCC (1100 Third St.)
Disability Resource Center Young Hall, 8th Floor
Veterans Success Center PMU 284/286
University Residences (tour sample residence hall room) Cary Quad or Shreve Hall
Band Auditions Elliott Hall 135
Honors College (meetings at 10:30am & 2:30pm) BRNG 2291
*OPTIONAL TESTING OPPORTUNITIES
Foreign Language Testing – Stanley Coulter (SC) 231
COM 114 – BRNG 1260TECH 10000
*1 CREDIT HOUR OPTIONAL COURSE
POLYTECHNIC
SUCCESS
SEMINAR
Meets: R 12:30-1:20
CRN: 29316TECH 10100 *1 CREDIT HOUR OPTIONAL COURSE WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY: EXPLORING THE POSSIBILITIES Meets: F 11:30-12:20 CRN: 29317
TECH 19900 *1 CREDIT HOUR OPTIONAL COURSE INTRODUCTION TO 3D SPATIAL VISUALIZATION CRN: SEE FLYER Recommended if you scored
FOREIGN LANGUAGE PLACEMENT TEST
DURING STAR
Mon-Fri. June 19th to July 14th
• 10:00 am – 2:30 pm
• Stanley Coulter Hall 231
• NO Advanced Registration Required.
• https://cla.purdue.edu/slc/placement/index.html
If you have established credit in a foreign language and you wish to
continue, you must enroll in the next level. You cannot take the foreign
language test.
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 numberMINORS AVAILABLE FOR CIT STUDENTS
*PARTIAL LIST – MINOR MUST BE NON-
NON-COMPUTING
*For many downloadable worksheets go to the departmental website*CERTIFICATES
Cornerstone Integrated Liberal Arts
Through the lens of the humanities and social sciences, this program will introduce students to
transformative texts that have influenced our understanding of the modern world and will prepare students
to communicate more effectively.
• The program will provide students with a deep understanding of the dynamic human relationships and
the global, social, and cultural dimensions that impact the disciplines of engineering, technology,
science, medicine, business, and public policy.
• Students will be better positioned to respond to the changing demands of the world and marketplace to
rise to the top of their fields as innovative and transformative leaders.
For More Information: https://www.cla.purdue.edu/students/academics/certificates/cornerstone.html
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• Entrepreneurial business knowledge and skills.
• Team building, leadership and communication skills.
• Access to a network of like-minded students and professionals.
• Enhanced job prospects and career choices.
• Hands-on real-world experiences to showcase to future employers.
For More Information: https://www.purdue.edu/entr/requirements/CERTIFICATES ENTREPRENEURSHIP
KEYS TO SUCCESS Read • Syllabus • Instructions • Information • Textbook Ask Questions Time Management Get to know your Professors Do Not Get Behind!
REMEMBER!
Register for classes in PHYS 026
Make sure you have uploaded your photo in myPurdue for
your Purdue ID Card
Take advanced credit foreign language test
If taking placement exam make sure you take your Form
231, you will need one for each exam.
Return the white portion Form 23A and CIT Academic
Policies and Guidelines for Admitted Students with your
signature to Shavonne, Angie, or Cassie and you can keep
the yellow portion for registration in the lab.
Go to Hot Spots for your cohort groups
Classes begin August 21 at 7:30 a.m.!
We look forward to seeing you in August ☺REGISTRATION HOLDS
Financial Responsibility:
Review and update your annual agreement under:
• Bills & Payments on myPurdue
• Student Account
• Click link “Acknowledge Your Financial Obligations”
You will be unable to register for classes (i.e. drop/add courses)
Emergency Contact:
• Add or validate an existing emergency contact
• Academics tab in myPurdue
• Personal Information sections
• Emergency Contacts
You will be unable to register for classes (i.e. drop/add courses)
If emergency contact exists, you must click the Verify/Submit Changes button at the
bottom of the page even if there are no changes made.SUBMIT FORMS TO ADVISORS (WHITE COPY: ADVISOR & YELLOW COPY: STUDENT)
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