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Study Help, Tutoring, and Drop-in Lab | BYU-Idaho

# Study Help, Tutoring, and Drop-in Lab

Want help with your homework? Want to help others? Join us at the Drop-in Lab where students meet for homework help, or sign up for free tutoring.

## Computer Science & Engineering Drop-In Labs

Need help with your homework, want to meet other students, or seek volunteer opportunities? Join us in the CSE drop-in lab in STC 375 on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Other drop-in labs are available for other majors on campus too.

Drop-In Labs

## Find Resources to Help You Succeed

Tutoring Center

Get a free tutor (if available for your course) to boost your academic performance or help understand difficult or challenging concepts.

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Advising

Find answers to your degree questions, or schedule an appointment with an academic advisor on campus or online.

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Internships

Find Computer Science and Engineering-specific information on where to find the best internships and the requirements for you major.

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Counseling Services

Counseling services are available both online and in-person to help manage stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns.

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## Other Student Resources

Documentation and Tutorials

Resources provided to help you succeed in your educational endeavors.

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Hardware Requirements and Available Software

Every student has access to a Google account, LinkedIn Learning, MS Office, One Drive, and more.

Learn More

Suggested Course Plans and Flowcharts

Map out classes you need in upcoming semesters with these major-specific charts.

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Computer Science and Engineering Societies

Find a society to join to boost your resume, meet others, and grow your network and skillset.

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Test Out of CSE 110 - Intro to Programming

Fill out a form to take the exam. If you pass, you can skip CSE 110 and jump to CSE111 Programming with Functions.

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Course Dependency Flowcharts | Computer Science & Engineering | BYU-Idaho

# Suggested Course Plans and Flowcharts

Plan your semesters in advance! Suggested Course Plans help you to know what classes you should be taking during your time at BYU-Idaho. Dependency Charts help you see pre-requisite courses. Find your charts here.

## B.S. in Software Engineering

Find plans and expectations for your future degree in Software Engineering.

2025-2026

Course Dependency Flowchart PDF 
 
8 Semester Plan PDF

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2024-2025

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## B.S. in Computer Science

View an 8 Semester Plan for your degree in Computer Science

2025-2026

Course Dependency Flowchart PDF

8 Semester Plan PDF

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2024-2025

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2022-2023

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2020-2021

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2023-2024

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2021-2022

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## B.S. in Computer Engineering

Find plans and expectations for your future degree in Computer Engineering.

2025-2026

Course Dependency Flowchart PDF

8 Semester Plan PDF

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2024-2025

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2021-2022

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2019-2020

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2022-2023

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2020-2021

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2017-2018

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## B.S. in Electrical Engineering

Find plans and expectations for your future degree in Engineering.

2025-2026

Course Dependency Flowchart PDF

8 Semester Plan PDF

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2024-2025

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2021-2022

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2019-2020

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2020-2021

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2017-2018

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## B.S. in Cybersecurity

Explore prospective pathways for your future degree in Cybersecurity.

2025-2026

Course Dependency Flowchart PDF

8 Semester Plan PDF

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2024-2025

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## B.S. in Web Design & Development

Check out possible plans for your future degree in Web Design and Development.

2025-2026

8 Semester Plan PDF (Full Stack)

8 Semester Plan PDF (UX Engineer) 

4-Year Plan

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2024-2025

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## A.A.S in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Find plans and expectations for your future Associates degree in Computer Engineering.

2025-2026

Course Dependency Flowchart PDF

2-Year Plan

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BYU-Idaho Early College | BYU-Idaho

# BYU-Idaho Early College

Save time and money by earning BYU-Idaho credit while finishing high school!

## Earn Dual Credit

Get a head start on your college education by earning college credit before you leave high school! BYU-Idaho offers an early college program especially for high school juniors and seniors. 
 
Apply Today

## Concurrent Enrollment Quick Facts

Cost

$35 per credit 
 
******Note:****** **Idaho Advanced Opportunities funding does not cover tuition for religion or remedial classes, including Math 100 A&B, English 100, 106, 107, 108, and 109. Students are responsible for tuition and other expenses associated with these courses.**

Requirements

****Be at least 16 years old, a junior or senior in high school, and have an Ecclesiastical Endorsement.**** 
 
ACT or SAT scores are ****not**** required for admission.

Courses

All BYU-I classes are open to high school students if the needed prerequisite courses are met.

## Can I Earn An Associate Degree From BYU-Idaho As An Early College Student?

No, early college students are not eligible to receive an Associate degree as a high school student but can earn credit that counts toward a BYU-Idaho degree.

No, early college students are not eligible to receive an Associate degree as a high school student but can earn credit that counts toward a BYU-Idaho degree.

How can I get the most out of the Early College Program?

- Enroll in courses that pertain to a bachelor's degree you wish to pursue.
- Complete certificates related to your field of study. See the catalog for more information about degrees and certificates.
- If you bring credits from other colleges, you can see how their credits will transfer to BYU-Idaho using our Credit Transfer Tool.

What if I plan to attend a different college after high school graduation?

- Contact the college you intend to enroll at after high school to learn how BYUI credits will transfer. BYU-Idaho courses transfer well to other colleges and universities.

Application / Requirements

View deadlines, fees, and the application process.

Cost

See cost of courses and course materials.

Recommended Courses

View recommended courses for Early College students.

Credit Transfer Tool

See how your credits will transfer to BYU-Idaho.

FAQs

View common questions about concurrent enrollment.

Contact

Contact the BYU-Idaho Concurrent Enrollment Office.
Early College Application Process | Concurrent Enrollment | BYU-Idaho

# Early College Application Process

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offers a college application system for high school students interested in the Early College Concurrent Enrollment program. Learn what you need and how to apply.

## Early College Application Steps

### How to Apply for Concurrent Enrollment

1. ****Access the Church's college application system.**** 
 Use this system to apply to BYU-Idaho's Concurrent Enrollment program.
2. ****In the "Application" section, select "BYU-Idaho."**** 
 This ensures your application is directed to the correct institution.
3. ****Consent to data collection and use.**** 
 The application will prompt you to approve the collection and use of your information.
4. ****Select the correct application type.**** 
 Choose: "I am applying for Concurrent Enrollment courses during high school."
5. ****Need help?**** 
 If you experience issues connecting your Church account or encounter problems with the application, contact the Admissions Office: admissions@byui.edu or 208-496-1300.

Apply for Concurrent Enrollment

Required Documents and Endorsements

****Your Church account username and password****

****An Ecclesiastical Endorsement****

This endorsement must be completed by the Bishop of the ward where the student or their membership record is located. The continuing endorsement must be submitted before registering for classes.

Ecclesiastical Endorsement

## Additional Information

First-time students will need to complete and submit the Parental/Guardian Consent Form before registering for classes. 
 
Consent Form

Concurrent Enrollment students are limited to 15 credit hours per semester.

BYU-Idaho Student Housing is not available to Concurrent Enrollment students.

All BYU-Idaho classes are available to Concurrent Enrollment students if the appropriate prerequisite requirements are met.

Students should work with high school counselors to ensure that the BYU-Idaho courses they select also meet high school graduation requirements.
Contact Information | Concurrent Enrollment | BYU-Idaho

# Concurrent Enrollment Office Contact Information

Contact us for any questions about BYU-Idaho's Concurrent Enrollment Program!

Contact the Concurrent Enrollment Office Today!

We can help with a variety of questions around ****Class Planning****, ****Major Exploration****, ****Career Exploration****, and more. 
 
For help with your application, contact Admissions: 
****Admissions**** 
(208) 496-1411 
admissions@byui.edu 
 
For help with class planning, registration, major exploration, or career exploration, contact Concurrent Enrollment Advising: 
****Concurrent Enrollment Advising**** 
(208) 496-9860 
CEAdvising@byui.edu

Greetings!

October 28, 2021 03:00 PM

Thank you for taking the time to learn about the Concurrent Enrollment Program at BYU-Idaho. We are pleased to offer a large selection of college courses to excellent students like you for a fraction of the normal cost. Better yet, these courses are taught by caring university faculty who uphold and promote the values of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the sponsor of our wonderful university. 
 
As you explore our website, you will learn how to become part of our growing university community as you gather important information that will help you make informed decisions about whether or not our program is the right fit for you. I look forward to serving you throughout your educational journey. 
 
All the best, 
 
****Tyler Williams**** 
****Director of Concurrent Enrollment**** 
williamst@byui.edu 
****(208) 496-1162****
Early College Cost | Concurrent Enrollment | BYU-Idaho

# BYU-Idaho Early College Cost

BYU-Idaho offers concurrent enrollment classes at an affordable rate. Learn more about tuition for on-campus and online courses, including reduced fees.

## Early College Tuition & Fees

## Early College Tuition & Fees

On Campus: $35 Per Credit

Through the Advanced Opportunities program, the Idaho State Board of Education offers Idaho residents reimbursement for most Concurrent Enrollment courses.

Other Costs

BYU-Idaho offers some courses with fees to cover materials used in class instruction. These course fees are listed in the BYU-Idaho catalog under the "Courses" link. Textbooks can be purchased or rented at a reduced cost from the BYU-Idaho University Store. Textbook requirements will be provided after class begins.

Application Fees & Waivers

There is no application fee for the BYU-Idaho Concurrent Enrollment program. High school students can apply at no cost, making it easier to start earning college credit early.

Important

Many states offer reimbursement programs for concurrent enrollment courses. Check with your state's education department to see if tuition reimbursement is available to you. You may be able to take courses for free!
Enrollment Credit Transfer Tool | Concurrent Enrollment | BYU-Idaho

# Concurrent Enrollment Credit Transfer Tool

Use the BYU-Idaho Course Transfer Tool to find out which courses and credits will transfer to BYU-Idaho from the Concurrent Enrollment Program.

## How to Use the Credit Transfer Tool:

1. Go to the Course Transfer Tool page.
2. Select your state from the dropdown menu.
3. Choose your school from the next dropdown menu.

The tool will then display a list of courses from your selected school that BYU-Idaho has evaluated. These courses will show their equivalent BYU-Idaho courses, helping you understand what will transfer.

Course Transfer Tool
Early College Program FAQs | Concurrent Enrollment | BYU-Idaho

# Early College Program FAQs

Learn about the Early College program, available concurrent and dual enrollment classes, homeschool options, and more!

## Frequently Asked Questions

First-time Early College/Concurrent Enrollment students must submit a Parental/Guardian Consent Form before registering for classes. 
 
Consent Form

Visit Registration FAQs for details and links to the ALEKS Math and English Placement Exams.

BYU-Idaho has a liberal transfer policy; however, not all credits transfer or fulfill General Education (GE) and major requirements. 
 
To check if your high school's Concurrent Enrollment courses transfer to BYU-Idaho, use the Course Transfer Equivalency Tool: 

1. Select your state and the college or university sponsoring your high school's Concurrent Enrollment program.
2. View the list of evaluated courses and their BYU-Idaho equivalents, which may fulfill graduation requirements or count as electives. Some courses may not transfer.

For courses that apply to major requirements, visit the BYU-Idaho catalog and search your intended major to see required courses. While most high school credits won't count directly as college credit, you can compare your completed courses to see if they fulfill prerequisites. 
 
By taking BYU-Idaho Concurrent Enrollment courses on campus or online, transferability concerns are eliminated. 
 
If you need assistance, your high school counselor can help guide you through this process.

All BYU-Idaho classes are available to Concurrent Enrollment students as long as the appropriate prerequisite requirements are met. Students are responsible for working with their high school counselors to ensure that the BYU-Idaho courses they select also meet high school credit requirements for dual credit and graduation.

Each school decides how to accept transfer credits. Please contact the school you wish to attend to understand their transfer credit policies for BYU-Idaho courses.

Concurrent Enrollment applicants need to be in or beyond their junior year of high school and be at least 16 years old.

There is no specific GPA requirement, but you should counsel with your parents and high school counselor to make sure you are ready to take college-level classes.

Yes, but check with your high school counselor to ensure credits will count toward high school graduation.

Steps for requesting enrollment verification are found on the Enrollment Verification page. For additional questions, email the Student Records & Registration office.

Yes, the funding will only cover tuition costs for non-religious and non-remedial classes. Remedial courses include Math 100 A&B and English 100, 106, 107, 108, and 109. Students are responsible for paying for the tuition and other expenses related to these courses.
Contact Us | BYU-Idaho

# Contact Us

Get help tailored to campus and online students and the entire BYU-Idaho community.

Help Guides and Tutorials

BYU-Idaho provides useful guides and tutorials for a variety of situations and needs for prospective/current students and employees. 
 
Help Guides and Tutorials

Get Involved

OneStop Help

****OneStop is a place to ask questions, find answers, see FAQs, and submit requests. Do you have a question? We've got you covered!**** 
 
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

Primary Number

****Call/Text:****(208) 496-1411 
Monday-Friday: 7am-8pm 
Saturday: 11am-8pm

Web Chat

Web Chat Hours: 
Monday-Friday: 7am-8pm 
Saturday: 11am-8pm 
 
****Need assistance?**** 
Start a web chat by clicking the blue chat button located at the bottom right corner of the page.

WhatsApp

+1 208-496-1411 
Monday-Friday: 7am-8pm 
Saturday: 11am-8pm

Additional Numbers

(208) 496-3004****(Public Safety)**** 
(208) 496-2000****(News Media)****

Primary Email

Email BYU-Idaho

Mailing Address

BYU-Idaho 
210 W 4th S 
Rexburg, ID 83460

Facebook Messenger

Connect with us on Facebook Messenger

Feedback

Please leave us feedback!

Lost and Found

The BYU-Idaho Lost and Found Office serves those who have lost items and those who happen to find them. 
 
Lost and Found

View Other Campus Holiday Hours

BYU-Idaho offers campus and office services every day of the week. Contact by phone or learn more about special office hours or closures. 
 
Hours of Operation

View Employee and Student Contact Information

A directory to search for BYU-Idaho employees, student ward information, colleges and departments, events, and more. 
 
Directories
Lost and Found | Contact Us | BYU-Idaho

# Lost and Found

The BYU-Idaho Lost and Found Office serves those who have lost items and those who find them. The university urges all students and employees to put their names and personal information on all items. If you find a lost item, please turn it in to the Lost and Found Office as quickly as possible. An e-mail is sent to students and employees when an item is returned with a name on it. 
****The Lost and Found Office is located in the Rigby Hall 144.****

The BYU-Idaho Lost and Found Office serves those who have lost items and those who find them. The university urges all students and employees to put their names and personal information on all items. If you find a lost item, please turn it in to the Lost and Found Office as quickly as possible. An e-mail is sent to students and employees when an item is returned with a name on it. 
****The Lost and Found Office is located in the Rigby Hall 144.****

Lost Something

Fill out a Lost and Found Claim Form to inform the university of a missing item that was lost on campus. 
 
Lost & Found Claim Form

Found Something

During business hours, please bring the lost item to the BYU-Idaho Lost and Found in RIG144. 
 
****Hours**** 
Monday - Friday 
8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Claiming Lost Items

All unclaimed items at the Lost and Found are held for 60 days and then sold at the Lost and Found Sale. (e.g. unclaimed items from Spring Semester are sold in October; items from Fall Semester are sold in February; items from Winter are sold in June). 
 
****What You Need to Claim Your Lost Item**** 
-Date when lost 
-Description (color, size, material, brand) 
-Show your I-Card

Lost and Found Sale

The Lost & Found Sale takes place at the Taylor Cultural Hall from 1pm - 3pm. 
 
Winter 25 - March 21st 
Fall 25 - November 14th

Contact

****Lost and Found**** 
Rigby 144 
(208) 496-2937

Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday 
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Copyright | Intellectual Property Office | BYU-Idaho

# Copyright

Information about copyright policies, permissions, and best practices to utilize information.

Personal honor is integrity in fulfilling commitments and responsibilities.

This website is intended to provide information about campus policy as well as provide resources that hopefully will reduce your doubts, fear and indecision in using copyrighted materials in the pursuit and delivery of education.

We encourage you to review and utilize these resources to develop informed practices in the application of copyright principles. This website is not intended to serve as legal advice or a substitute for legal counsel.

What Can I Use?

In the What Can I Use? section come to understand how to use copyrighted works legally.

What Do I Own?

In What Do I Own? learn about your personal copyrighted works and how they are protected.

Permissions

Permissions contains the neccessary steps for obtaining permission to use copyrighted materials.

Resources & FAQs

To learn more about copyright and do personal research, come and use these resources to enhance your copyright knowledge.

## About Us

The Intellectual Property Office provides guidance and clarity to the campus community in identifying, protecting, and administering intellectual property matters to ensure responsible stewardship of sacred resources.

### Services:

- Provides guidance in considering the rights and responsibilities involved in the creation and use of intellectual property.
- Collaborates with peer institutions to establish best practices to comply with copyright law.
- Monitors technological and legislative changes that can affect the use of intellectual properties at BYU-Idaho and across higher education.

Please contact us or schedule an appointment to review any of your copyright concerns or questions.

Schedule and Appointment

New Libguide

Visit the new library research guide for more information on copyright. 
 
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Resources and Copyright | Intellectual Property Office | BYU-Idaho

# Church Resources and Copyright

Students are encouraged to utilize church resources such as links, articles, scriptures, and other materials in accordance to school guidelines.

Please review the following before making a decision about the use of Church resources.

In the past, the Church has granted permission for the BYU-Idaho to copy Church publications for non-profit classroom and instructional purposes. With the wealth of new media and content available from the churchofjesuschrist.org website, ****we encourage users to provide links to the content rather than make copies****. When in doubt, link to the resource instead of embedding it or uploading it. We remind users to abide by the terms of use on the LDS Media website.

We encourage faculty to include the teachings of our modern prophets in your classrooms but wish to emphasize these guidelines when using these teachings:

- If possible,****provide a link to the content rather than copying and reposting it****.
- Articles, talks, short stories, poems, music, essays, etc. should be copied in their entirety.
- Attribution should be given to all authors and creators.
- The Church copyright notice should appear on any copies.
- ****Do not upload Church content into school databases****. These works are already saved in Church databases and do not need to be in both locations.

Remember permission to use this content for educational purposes does not include permission to create anthologies or compilations of General Authority writings. For such scholarly endeavors, you must contact the Intellectual Property Office.

Materials from the Church need prior approval before distribution for promotional, non-academic, public-facing messages. This includes, but is not limited to, music, photos of temples and general authorities, quotes, and resources from the Gospel Media library, etc. The Media Library is for personal, non-commercial uses so please understand that public-facing messages from BYU-Idaho are beyond the terms of use outlined for these materials. Therefore it is necessary that we coordinate these efforts so that we do not misrepresent the Church.

****All requests for pieces to be used for non-academic campus purposes must be sent through the**** ****BYUI Content/Intellectual Property Rights Specialist, to get approval from the Church.****

For outside of campus uses, request permissions from the Church for its copyrighted material or trademarks, please follow this link: Request Permission

You may also view the Rights and Use Information as posted on the Church's website.

For further assistance or information regarding Church copyrighted materials, you may contact the Church's Intellectual Property Office at:

****Phone:**** 1-801-240-3959 or 1-800-453-3860, ext. 2-3959 
****Fax:**** 1-801-240-1187 
****E-Mail:**** cor-intellectualproperty@ldschurch.org