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Undergraduate Advising

Current or prospective engineering or computer science undergraduate students should seek advising through the Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science (MCECS) advisors.

Let us help you graduate on time by working with you on prerequisites, electives, and course scheduling.

Please be aware that it is necessary to apply to both Portland State University and then (once the required prerequisites are met) to your desired MCECS major. Engineering students who have not yet been formally admitted to their major (the upper division coursework) should contact Jodi Stiegemeyer in Student Services at (503) 725-4631 or at advisor@cecs.pdx.edu for an appointment. Engineering students who have already been formally admitted to a major should contact their department for advising. For more information on applying to MCECS majors, please visit MCECS Admissions.

Computer science and biomedical informatics students should contact Barbara Sabath in the Department of Computer Science at (503) 725- 4220 or at uc@cs.pdx.edu for an appointment.

Please visit the links below to view the Departmental Course Plans (also called "Blue Sheets").

Departmental Course Plans:

Math Placement:
To enroll in Math 111, 112, 251 or 261, students must have completed the prerequisite course within the last year with a C- or better, OR, take the online Math Placement Test.

Transfer students:
Students from PCC, Clackamas CC, Chemeketa CC and MHCC can find course equivalencies at PSU and information about majoring in engineering or computer science here:

Clark College students can find course equivalences at PSU and information about majoring in engineering at the following links:

Review the following link for a description of required Arts and Letters/Social Science (or General Education) classes for MCECS majors: General education requirements for transfer students in the Maseeh College

The Course Planning Guide is a tentative list of offerings projected for the academic year by some departments. Students are advised to contact the appropriate academic department for the most up-to-date course planning information.