Academic Advising

Getting Advised for Courses

During your first year at Southeastern all Computer Science majors are advised by the Center for Student Excellence. Your SE 1010 instructor is your advisor for your first 30 hours.Click here for more information.  Every semester after that the Department of Computer Science is responsible for advising.

All students must be advised each semester to have the registration hold removed. If a student does not yet have an assigned advisor they can come to the Computer Science office or call (985) 549-5740 to be assigned a faculty advisor in their concentration or area of interest. Appointments can be scheduled with the advisor in person or the student can use the on-line advising system (see instructions below). However, Freshmen have to see their advisor at least once in person to get to know them. The following resources may be helpful:

Who is my Advisor for Spring, Summer and Fall Semester?

  • TBA

  • Still not sure? Contact the main office: (985) 549-5740

Computer Science Curriculum

Scientific Concentration

Data Science Concentration

Information Technology Concentration

Pre-MBA Concentration

 

Computer Science Prerequisite Flowcharts

  • Scientific Concentration
  • Data Science Concentration
  • Data Science Concentration (brief course flow)
  • Information Technology
  • Pre-MBA Concentration 

Freshmen:

All Course Descriptions can be found in the General Catalog:

Online Advising System

The Online Advising System is now Workday.  Here are the instructions for Workday:

Workday

  • Go to the Student Online Advising System – Workday
  • Online Advising Instructions and Guide for STUDENTS – Workday:
    1. Sign into Workday as soon as possible. The first sign-in may require clicking through a few approvals, with a guide available for assistance. If you encounter difficulties, contact [email protected]. It’s recommended not to wait until just before registration to test your access.
    2. Use Workday to sign up for classes. Ensure any holds are lifted in Workday for the semester. Registration remains in LeoNet.

Transfer Courses

If you have questions about transfer courses and if they will count in your degree completion sheet, you must speak with a Program Coordinator or the Department Head. You must provide the course description (and syllabus if possible) so that we can best determine if the course will count in our curricula.  Send to [email protected] or click here for more information.