Summer '21 Course Offerings
Please register for Summer '21 classes now. Any courses with insufficient enrollment
by April 5, 2021, may not be offered this summer. Register here.
View the full list here.
CS Summer '21 Courses
- All summer CS classes are Track A, fully online.
- CS1111 - Introduction to Programming in C/C++ is being offered Summer Track A. Topics include top-down analysis of problems, structured programming, control structures, functions, arrays, pointers, and file I/O. Basic concepts of object-oriented programming (classes, objects, function overloading) will also be introduced.
- CS 1121, Intro to Programming I
- CS 1122, Intro to Programming II
- CS 1142, Programming at HW/SW Interface
- CS 2321, Data Structures
- CS 4321, Intro to Algorithms
- CS 4710, Model-driven Software Development
EET Summer Courses
- EET 1120, Circuits 1 (4 credits) Track A
- EET 2141, Digital / Microprocessor Basics (4 credits) Track B, fully online.
- EET 2233 Electrical Machinery (4 credits), Track A, fully online
- EET 3373, Introduction to Programmable Controllers (3 credits), Track A, face-to-face
- EET 5144/4144, Real-Time Robotics Systems with FANUC Industrial Certification (4 credits), intense hybrid course, May 3-13. Week 1: on-line lectures; Week 2: Intensive, on campus hands-on practice using industrial FANUC Robots. Upon successful completion of the course you will earn 4 semester credit hours certification by FANUC Robotics Inc.
- EET 3390, Power Systems (3 credits), Track A, fully online. If you have any conflicts with other courses you plan to take his summer, please talk with Prof. Aleksandr Sergeyev directly so the issue could be resolved.
SAT Summer Courses
- All summer SAT classes are Track A, fully online.
- SAT 1700, Cyber Ethics
- SAT 2343, Network Administration
- SAT 2511 Microsoft Systems Administration
- SAT 2711, Linux Fundamentals
- SAT 3310, Scripting for Administration and Automation
- SAT 3611, Infrastructure Service Administration
- SAT 3820, Wireless System Administration
- SAT 4816, Digital Forensics
Events
Student Events
NSBE Pre-College Initiative 2021 Alternative Spring Break: Mar. 8-10, virtual
Reply Code Challenge: Thurs., Mar. 11
Undergraduate Research Symposium: Fri., Mar. 26
Graduate Research Colloquium: Thurs.-Fri., April 1-2
21st Annual Design Expo: Thurs., Apr. 15
Commencement, Fri., Apr. 30
Lectures
CS Dept. Lecture: Tim Frick, MightyBytes, Fri., Apr. 9, 3 pm
ICC Distinguished Lecture: Alina Zare, Univ. of Florida, Fri., Apr. 16, 3 pm
Competitions
Reply Code Challenge: Thurs., Mar. 11
Need to Know
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Enterprise registration has changed. Students planning to enroll in ENT4950 for the Summer or Fall 2021 semester must complete a new registration form, found in the Forms dropdown on the Enterprise website.
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Course Schedule Change: Software Engineering:
CS4710, Model-driven SW Development, is now offered only in the Fall, effective Fall 2021. Contact your advisor with questions.
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Fall '21 Undergraduate Scheduling: begins March 14
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Register-Computer Science and Software Engineering majors: Schedule an appointment with advisor Denise Landsberg
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Register-CNSA, Cybersecurity, Electrical Engineering Technology, General Computing, Mechatronics majors: Schedule an appointment with advisor Kay Oliver
Student Employment
On-Campus
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Paid Research Assistant, multiple positions, Security and Privacy Lab. You'll work on IoT security, mobile security, or cloud computing security. The student is expected to be: 1) Eager to solve problems; 2) Familiar with operating systems; 3) Familiar with system programming (C is preferred); 4) Familiar with embedded systems (optional). To apply, send your resume to Asst. Prof. Bo Chen (bchen@mtu.edu).
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Paid Research Assistant, graduate level, May to August. 2021, extension possible. Basic requirements: 1) Skills in Python programming and image processing; 2) Experience in machine learning/AI is a plus. Contact Asst. Prof. Sidike Paheding. Applied Computing (spahedin@mtu.edu).
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Orientation Team Leaders: The Waino Wahtera Center for Student Success is recruiting and hiring Orientation Team Leaders for fall 2021. Applications due Mar. 14, 2021.
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Summer Youth Program Positions, Applied Computing Department. Learn more at this info session:
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Tues., Mar. 16, 9:30-10 am
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External
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Web Developer, Ancilla Partners, Inc., Milwaukee, WI, full time or summer internship. More info here.
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Cyberinfrastructure Manager, Great Lakes Observing System, Ann Arbor, MI, to work on projects like Seagull. The role will support operations, system management, DevOps, scripting., maintenance and software updates, data and information management, and more. Learn more and apply here.
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Software and Web Developer, Emberly Digital LLC, part time, likely extending to full time. $20/hour, 20-30 hours/week. We're looking for a skilled developer, and it's far more important that we have someone who can learn quickly, pivot fast, and communicate effectively. We need someone who is looking to have fun and grow fast. Skills you'll need: PHP, HTML and CSS, Javascript and Query, WordPress, WordPress PHP (custom fields, taxonomies, terms, etc). Contact Collin Versluis (collin@
emberlydigital.com ).
Scholarships
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1st Year Student Railroad Scholarships, Michigan Tech Rail Transportation Program. For first-year students interested in exploring a career with the rail industry. Open to all disciplines. More info here. Deadline is Friday, March 5, 2021. Info meeting on Feb. 15, 7 pm, at he Railroad Engineering and Activities Club meeting. Contact David Nelson (dannelso@mtu.edu) with questions.
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CyberCorps Info Session #1: Mon., Mar. 22, 6-7 pm EST
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CyberCorps Info Session #2: Tues., Mar. 30, 6-7 pm EST
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Last Mile Education Fund for Women: Scholarships for degree completion for striving low-income women in computing-related degree programs.
Academic Calendar
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Fri., Mar. 5, 10 pm: Spring Break Begins
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Sun., Mar. 14, 12 pm: Fall Registration Begins
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Mon., Mar. 15: Classes Resume
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Sun., Mar. 28, 12 am: Fall Registration Ends
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Fri., Apr. 23: Last Day of Regular Classes
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Mon., Apr 26: Final Exam Period
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Fri., Apr. 30: Spring Commencement
Graduate Research Colloquium
- April 1-2, 2021
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Registration Closes: March 2
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Abstracts Due: Mar. 2
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Poster Presentation Videos Due: Mar. 22
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Oral Sessions: Apr. 1-2, 8 am-2 pm
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Poster Session: Thurs., Apr. 1 (all day)
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Poster Session Q&A: Thurs., Apr. 1, 4-6 pm
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Award Ceremony: Fri., April 2, 5-7 pm
Design Expo 2021
- April 15, 2021
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Registration Deadline: Thurs., Mar. 4, 11 pm
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Video and Digital Poster Submission: Thurs., Apr. 8, 11 pm
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Video Judging: Mon.-Thurs., Apr. 12-15
Fall 2021 Registration Priority Schedule
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Registration opens at 10 pm unless otherwise noted.
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Priority is based on the number of credits earned at the time of registration.
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Students may register anytime on or after their scheduled day.
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Registration closes at midnight Sunday, April 4, and reopens at 10:00 pm Tuesday, April 6.
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The web will be unavailable for registration from 2:00 to 2:30 am each day.
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Students with questions or problems should contact the Registrar’s Office at 487-2319 or email schedule@mtu.edu.
Computing Learning Center
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Open for appointments Mon. to Fri., 2-5 pm, schedule here
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Walk-in hours, 7 days, 7-10 pm, via Zoom
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Upper-level CS courses help: grad student James Michniewicz is available Sun., Tues., and Thurs. 7-9 pm
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Get to know the CCLC coaches
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Discord server
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Canvas page: self-registration
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Canvas page link
Diversity and Inclusion
Dean Livesay wants to hear your story. What has your experience been with regard to diversity and inclusion at Michigan Tech? Email Dean Livesay at dlivesay@mtu.edu to schedule a time to talk.