FAQ Category: Academics

UF COURSE COMMUNITY/ STATE COLLEGE EQUIVALENT COURSE DESCRIPTION BSC 2005 BSC 1005 BSC 2005 BSC 2007 BSC 1020 BSC 2020 Biological Sciences     Human Biology BSC 2005 Lab BSC 1005 Lab BSC 2005 Lab BSC 1020 Lab Laboratory in Biological Sciences   Human Biology Lab BSC 2010 BOT 1010C BOT 2010C BSC 1010 BSC […]

For the Electrical Engineering major: EE Critical Tracking Courses MAC2311 Analytical Geometry & Calculus 1 MAC2312 Analytical Geometry & Calculus 2 MAC2313 Analytical Geometry & Calculus 3 MAP2302 Differential Equations PHY2048 + lab Physics with Calculus 1 PHY2049 + lab Physics with Calculus 2 CHM2045 + lab General Chemistry 1 For the Computer Engineering major: […]

All UF programs are mandated by state regulation and UF policy to give top transfer priority to students earning their 2-year AA degree at FL’s public state colleges, vs. those applying from other universities. That means that having already attended any other 4-year school puts you at a serious disadvantage as a transfer applicant. If a […]

Yes, all engineering transfer students are required to complete ENC3246 to earn their bachelor’s degree. It is the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering policy.

Electrical Engineering: minimum of six semesters, due to the course rigor and load.  It is not possible to complete the required courses in four semesters Computer Engineering:: minimum of six semesters, due to the course rigor and load.  It is not possible to complete the required courses in four semesters

Yes, All ECE Advisors require students to include their UFID numbers in email correspondence.  Including your, UFID will assist your advisor in reviewing your file.

If the EEE or EEL course is closed, the ECE SSO advises students to continue checking the registration system.  Students are continuously adjusting their schedules.  If the course does not open, select an alternate course to complete your schedule.  

All course offerings are available on https://one.uf.edu/soc/.

Students should contact ECE Registration when the following issues arise: Second Attempt for EEE & EEL courses: If you have received a registration prompt that says you cannot register because you have previously registered for this course and passed EEL/EEE undergraduate and graduate course prerequisites Students outside major who would like to register for ECE […]

Do you need assistance in registering for the following Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering courses: EEL3003, EML3007, EGN6640, EGN6642, and EGS6039? For graduate courses, contact the instructor Undergraduate Courses: Email advising@eng.ufl.edu with the subject line “Assistance with Registration” and the Course Number and Class Number

All Electrical and Computer Engineering majors should check their individual Advising Corner on their Canvas page. The electrical engineering majors canvas page is  Electrical Engineering Advising Corner. The undergraduate EE advisor(Nicole) will post all announcements and updates on the EE Undergraduate Announcements  The undergraduate CpE advisor(Chip) will post all announcements and updates on the ECE […]

Please visit the ECE Change of Major webpage, https://www.ece.ufl.edu/admissions/undergraduate/change-major/ The ECE Department will not change majors during the first week of school (drop/add period) due to the high volume of advising our current advisees. If you are interested in changing to our major, please see us during the middle of the semester.

Contact Payroll via email at payroll@ece.ufl.edu.

Deadlines: Fall-July 2; Spring-November 15; Summer-March 30 Complete the supervised teaching request form: https://www.ece.ufl.edu/academics/graduate/ta-supervised-teaching/ The Faculty coordinator is Dr. Robert Fox. He can be reached by email at fox@ece.ufl.edu. Please use subject line: “Supervised Teaching.”

All graduate student health insurance options: http://graduateschool.ufl.edu/graduate-life/student-life/health-insurance GatorGradCare Options for GAs, TAs, RAs: https://benefits.hr.ufl.edu/health/gatorgradcare/. You can also contact via email ECE Payroll Office: payroll@ece.ufl.edu Graduate funding or appointment: Contact the ECE Payroll Office at payroll@ece.ufl.edu

Send your transcript as a PDF file via email to gradadvising@ufl.edu. The graduate advisor will contact you.

Please send an email after the drop/add period to gradadvsing@ece.ufl.edu.

Send email to gradadvisng@ece.ufl.edu with subject line “Graduate Proposal/Defense Request” which includes the following information: Subject line: Graduate Proposal/Defense Request UFID Title of Proposal/Defense Date  and time Location (room)

Students should only use gradadvising@ece.ufl.edu for all email correspondence.

The interviewing officers for the ECE Department are Chip Johnson and Nicole Young. Please email the advisor to schedule an appointment to discuss your petition. University Petitions are submitted through the portal on the following web page; https://registrar.ufl.edu/forms.html  

Please refer to the deadline date posted on the ECE Advising Corner Announcement page. Use the following link: https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9ZiYWiEkXrDzqbb 

Find a possible research opportunity and contact a professor/grad student leading the research. Electronically complete the EGN 4912 Research form: https://ufl.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dd0rwaeRWJI2OoZ  Your research advisor will receive and approve or deny your request. You will then be registered for this class by the student services office at the appropriate time. Complete your Research!

To submit a completed form to your undergraduate advisor, please use this link: Examples of acceptable forms: Student Financial Aid SAP forms Bright Future  Extended hours form Extended Work hours form Dual Degree Forms Study Abroad Form Minor Forms EEL4905, EEL5905,  and EEL6905 (for graduate students) Summer waiver form ECE Course Substitution

To change your major to electrical engineering, send an email to ntyoung@ufl.edu. Use Subject line: Change of Major.  In the email body, include UFID, tracking courses and grades, and year in college. To change your major to computer engineering, complete the online form: