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- For CS majors, the CS faculty advisor and the CS Undergraduate Advising Staff on the 5th Floor of Rhodes Hall are the primary resources.
- If you do not have a CS faculty advisor, then you can get your CS-related questions answered by the CS Undergraduate Advising staff on the 5th Floor of Rhodes Hall or the Director of Undergradaute Study.
- For more difficult problems, you may want to get a tutor or also consult with a college-level advisor.
The Advisor
You are expected to keep your advisor informed about your successes and difficulties at all times. You and your advisor should meet at your mutual convenience at least once each term to discuss courses and the overall academic plan.
Orientation
Information about entry level CS courses is given during the Academic Briefing sessions in Engineering. Special one-hour overviews of the CS major are also part of the orientation programs in Arts & Sciences and Engineering.
Tutors
Tutoring services are provided by Engineering Learning Initiatives in 175 Rhodes Hall (257-9622) or here. Many CS course have undergraduate staff tutors or consultants; check the course webpage for details.
College-Level Advising
Engineering Advising (180 Rhodes Hall) and Arts and Sciences Advising (KG17 Klarman Hall) are staffed with highly skilled individuals who can help you with a wide range of problems.
For more information email us at ugrad@cs.cornell.edu