Resources for Current Students

The Graduate Handbook includes policies and procedures related to graduate study in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. All students should be aware of the contents of this manual as they progress through their academic careers in CSE.  Any exceptions to these policies and procedures must be approved by the Department Chairperson or the Director of Graduate Studies.

The departmental policies that apply to you are defined in the CSE Graduate Handbook that was in force during your matriculation year.

The Graduate Student Career Guide, developed to specifically meet the ever-changing needs of today's graduate students, provides advice and resources to prepare students for their first professional or academic position. This guide covers all aspects of the process from the job search, the application process, interviewing, and how to negotiate when a job offer is made. 

Students seeking additional or more personalized guidance may request an appointment with the Career Services Office.

Murat Demirbas, CSE professor and former CSE Graduate Director, offers friendly and helpful Research, Writing, and Career Advice.

Bill Rapaport, CSE Eminent Professor Emeritus and former CSE Graduate Director, offers friendly advice, encouragement, and mentorship in his classic Information for Grad Students.

Our Info for Students page offers a comprehensive dashboard of helpful resources (it's available at the top right corner of every page on the CSE website).