Academic Advisors
All students enrolled in the Computer Engineering program are assigned an academic advisor, who is a full-time faculty member within the department. These advisors play a crucial role in providing guidance and support to students on a wide range of issues, including adjustment to university life, academic direction, and career planning.
Academic advisors are responsible for monitoring the courses students register for and approving their academic schedules. It’s important to note that course registration is only considered finalized once it receives approval from the student’s advisor.
Below is the current list of academic advisors for the Computer Engineering undergraduate program.
Preparatory Class
First Year
Second Year
Third Year
Fourth Year
Fifth-Sixth-Seventh Years
Graduate Studies
Thesis advisors assume the role of academic advisors for graduate students within the context of their studies. However, in cases where graduate students do not have assigned thesis advisors, the Graduate Studies coordinator may fulfill the role of academic advisor. This ensures that all graduate students receive necessary support and guidance throughout their academic journey, whether related to their thesis research or other academic matters.