IEEE WIE is Hosting a MATLAB & Simulink Workshop
Date: Thursday April 22, 2021
Time: 3-4PM
Zoom Meeting ID: 896 89547 234
Password: 155160
For further information, contact WIE at wie.clevelandstate@gmail.com
EECS Online Advising Hours via Zoom
In addition to EECS staff, you can also contact the chair & faculty for assistance or advising. Please note to only call office phones for urgent messages, they have been setup to automatically forward to the respective person.
| Program | Time/Date | Advisor | Zoom Meeting ID | Zoom Password |
BEE/BCE | 2:30-3:30PM, Thursdays | Ms. Lydia Demjanczuk | 547-660-599 | 905254 |
| 12-1PM, Tuesdays 2-4PM Wednesdays | Dr. Pong Chu | 919-6933-6924 | None | |
BSCS | 2:30-3:30PM, Thursdays | Ms. Lydia Demjanczuk | 547-660-599 | 905254 |
| 1:30-2:30PM Monday-Thursday | Dr. Yongjian Fu | 948 8540 9708 | 262647 | |
MSEE | 10:00am-1:00pm Monday/Thursday | Ms. Patricia Drake | 696-430-575 | 496151 |
| 12-1PM, Mondays | Dr. Murad Hizlan | 914-3405-1422 | 548837 | |
MCIS | 10:00am-1:00pm Monday/Thursday | Ms. Patricia Drake | 696-430-575 | 496151 |
| 1:30-2:30PM Monday/Thursday | Dr. Yongjian Fu | 948 8540 9708 | 262647 |
| Contact Information |
| Dr. Murad Hizlan, Interim Chair Phone: (216) 687-4826 Email: m.hizlan@csuohio.edu Dr. Yongjian Fu, Associate Chair Email: y.fu@csuohio.edu Ms. Tisha Barnes, Department Secretary Phone: (216) 687-2589 Email: t.d.barnes@csuohio.edu Ms. Lydia Demjanczuk, Academic Program Specialist for Undergraduate Programs Phone: (216) 687-2589 Email: l.demjanczuk@csuohio.edu Ms. Patricia Drake, Secretary for Graduate Affairs Phone: (216) 687-4604 Email: p.drake17@csuohio.edu |
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