Important Dates
Handbooks
Tentative Degree Program (TDP)
Forms

The C&TE handbook and the MTM handbook are available in a PDF format. You need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in your computer to be able to open them. If you do not have it, click here for free download. Click on the links below to download the handbooks.

 

LRND Handbook

MTM Handbook

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The Tentative Degree Program (TDP) is a written agreement, between the graduate student and the University, that the program embarked upon meets the requirements of the degree. All courses that will be taken to meet the degree requirements are listed on the TDP and determined by the student and major advisor. The TDP is initiated by the student at the completion of 12 credit hours of study and must be filed with the Graduate College before the completion of 15 hours. The TDP becomes the student's academic plan and the basis for scheduling courses each term in cooperation with the major advisor.

The TDP form for your program (C&TE or MTM - Construction or Manufacturing) and for your Plan (I or II) is available for download in a PDF format. You need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in your computer to be able to open the file and fill the form. If you do not have it, click here for free download.

Click on your program and your plan option to open the TDP form.

LRND Plan I -Thesis	MTM Construction Plan I - Thesis
LRND Plan II - Research Project	MTM Construction Plan II - Res. Project
LRND Plan II - Comp. Examination	MTM Manufacturing Plan I - Thesis
	MTM Manufacturing Plan II - Res. Project

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Independant Study

LRND click here for download

MTM click here for download

Internship

LRND click here for download

MTM click here for download

Thesis/Dissertation Handbook click here to view
The Graduate College provides a thesis/project/dissertation handbook as a guide for your documents. Templates are available for such areas as title page, preliminary materials, reference pages, and various content specifications.

Electronic Thesis Submission click here to view
The Graduate Council has approved the implementation of electronic submission of theses and dissertations beginning with Fall 2005 for all graduate programs. Paper copies will no longer be accepted by the Graduate College for students graduating in December 2005 and beyond. An ETD is an electronic version of your thesis or dissertation. In general, it is the same product as a paper thesis or dissertation, simply in electronic form. The ETD provides a technologically advanced medium for expressing your ideas.

Professional Development Fund click here for download
The Professional Development Fund has the intention of encouraging graduate students to participate and present papers in regional and national conferences. The eligible student may receive up to 50 dollars for attendance and up to 100 dollars for presenting a paper.

Research Support Grant click here for download 
The College of Technology provides support for graduate student to assist in meeting the expenses associated with their thesis, project, or dissertation activities.