If the faculty member and the student agree, and if the student has a GPA of at least 3.0, then a short description of the proposed directed study should be distributed to all CSIS faculty. CSIS faculty need about 2 weeks to review the proposal. The registrar then makes CSIS 4400 available. Student should register for CSIS 4400. Click here for more information about directed studies.
Cooperative education is an important part of student preparation for a career in computing.
There are many high-paying opportunties with flexible work schedules, as well as benefits, available for interested students. Every CS or IS major should seriously consider participating. For more information, contact the CSIS department coordinator, Merle King , or the KSU director of cooperative education, Cindy Seabrook , or visit the KSU Career Services Center . Students transferring to KSU have often completed computing classes at another institution. The admissions office reviews computing classes, along with all other transferring courses, looking for KSU equivalent course numbers.