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 101 instructor is your advisor for your first two semesters.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 985-549-2189 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?

 

Computer Science Curriculum

Scientific Concentration

2022-2023 Curriculum Sheet
2021-2022 Curriculum Sheet
2020-2021 Curriculum Sheet
2019-2020 Curriculum Sheet
2018-2019 Curriculum Sheet
2017-2018 Curriculum Sheet
2016-2017 Curriculum Sheet
2009-2016 Curriculum Sheets

Data Science Concentration

2022-2023 Curriculum Sheet
2021-2022 Curriculum Sheet
2020-2021 Curriculum Sheet

Information Technology

 2022-2023 Curriculum Sheet 
 2021-2022 Curriculum Sheet
 2020-2021 Curriculum Sheet
 2019-2020 Curriculum Sheet
 2018-2019 Curriculum Sheet
 2017-2018 Curriculum Sheet
 2016-2017 Curriculum Sheet
 2013-2016 Curriculum Sheets

Pre-MBA Concentration

2022-2023 Curriculum Sheet
2021-2022 Curriculum Sheet
2020-2021 Curriculum Sheet
2019-2020 Curriculum Sheet
2018-2019 Curriculum Sheet
2017-2018 Curriculum Sheet
2016-2017 Curriculum Sheet
2009-2016 Curriculum Sheets

 

Computer Science Prerequisite Flowcharts

 

4-Year Course Rotation

 

Class Meeting Time Schedule

 

Freshmen:

 

All Course Descriptions can be found in the General Catalog:

Online Advising System

The Online Advising System is transitioning from LeoNet to Workday.  Here are the
instructions for both LeoNet and Workday:

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 fall 2024 classes. Ensure any holds are lifted in Workday
      for the fall. Summer 2024 registration remains in LeoNet.
    3. Student records in Workday reflect the time your account was migrated from LeoNet.
      These records won’t be current (and remain current) until just before the fall 2024
      semester. While you can explore some of the upcoming features, apart from registering
      for fall, there’s no need to worry about anything else in the system, as it’s still
      under construction. Use LeoNet for withdrawing or checking spring 2024 grades.

LEONET

  • Please remember that if you complete online advising, the advisor will remove the
    hold after the schedule has been approved in LeoNet.   However, in Workday, communication
    with your advisor will be via email.  After communication and approval with your advisor
    via email and/or via face-to-face or GoogleMeet, your advisor will remove the hold.
    Email your advisor after you complete the online advising form. We are not automatically notified.
  • Be sure to provide the name of your assigned advisor for that semester (check listing
    first).
  • Online Advising Instructions for FACULTY – 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.

Independent Study Courses

  • This form is to used for all courses without a standard and pre-defined topics list
    that a student or small group of students will be taking with a faculty member. For
    example, CMPS courses with “Special Topics,” “Special Problems,” or “Independent Study”
    in the course title.

  • It must be completed and signed by the faculty member and the student, and submitted
    to the Department Head for approval.

  • Download the form

 
Course Substitutions

  • Course Substitutions will only be considered prior the semester in which the course
    is to be taken. Approval must be granted from the Department Head and also the Dean’s
    Office before the course is taken. Transfer course substitutions must be requested during the student’s
    first semester at Southeastern.