cgt graduate links

• Prospective Graduate Students
• CGT Admissions Requirements
• CGT Admissions Procedures
• Steps in a Graduate Student's Program
• CGT Graduate Program Mission Statement
• CGT Graduate Assistantships
• Expectations of Graduate Students
• Graduation Deadlines
• Directed Project Students Graduation Deadlines
• CGT M.S. Student Handbook
• CoT PhD Student Handbook

general graduate information

• CGT Web Course Pages
• Graduate Student Resources (Forms, etc.)
• College of Technology Graduate Program Home Page
• Online Application for Graduate School
  
  Note: When submitting your application on the Apply Yourself Website, select The College of Technology as your program of study and then select "Applied Computer Graphics" as your Area of Specialization.
  
• Financial Aid Office
• Study Abroad

Procedural Expectations for Graduate Students

It is expected that all CGT Graduate Students will:

• Attend all meetings scheduled by the chair of their advisory committee.

• Submit a Plan of Study before their first semester is complete.

• Establish an advisory committee before their first semester is complete.

• Attend an IRB sponsored workshop when appropriate and complete the online training modules.

• Submit to their graduate advisory committee a Directed Project/Thesis Proposal before starting on their project and at least two weeks before the advisory committee review meeting.

• Directed Project/Thesis Proposal will be completed no later than the end of the semester prior to the semester in which the student intends to graduate.

• Submit their Directed Project Report to their advisory committee at least two weeks before their scheduled presentation.

• Adhere to the established standards as outlined in the School of Technology's Graduate Student Handbook.

• Acquire professional writing and editing support as necessary during the preparation of their research proposal and/or thesis.

• Prepare a paper for publication in a refereed/trade journal or presentation at a conference in conjunction with the completion of their directed project/thesis.

• Prepare a research proposal (Ph.D.)

• Attend another student's defense/oral examination.