Academic advice

EECS undergraduate programs changed from Semester 1, 2021. The structure of the programs, and the courses available to study, have been updated. 

Students studying these programs can complete their program in the existing structure (pre-2021), or they may be able to choose to transition to the new structure. 

More information can be found on the EAIT Program Structure Changes in 2021 page. 

• Bachelor of Information Technology
• Bachelor of Computer Science
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
• Integrated Bachelor and Master of Engineering
• Bachelor of Science (Major in Computer Science)
• Dual degree programs
• Semester 1 2022 Orientation recordings

• Master of Information Technology
• Master of Interaction Design
• Master of Engineering Science (Computer Systems, Electrical, Electricity Market, Embedded Systems, Mechatronic, Power Generation, RF/Microwave Communications, Software, Systems, Telecommunications)
• Master of Computer Science
• Master of Cyber Security
• Master of Data Science

To ensure that students are familiar with their program rules and requirements, we ask that all students complete a self-progression check in the first instance.

To complete a progression check, please use the following steps:

1. Print your studies report from mySI-net using the following steps:
   • Log into mySI-net
   • Select 'Enrolment & Timetables'
   • Select 'Studies Report' in the left-hand menu
   • Follow the prompts
2. Navigate to Programs and Courses and select Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology Faculty.
   • Ensure you have selected the year you commenced your program in the top right-hand side and click Change.
   • Select your program from the listing
3. View the program rules to view the requirements for your course e.g. if you need to select a major, if there are advanced level requirements etc.
4. Select the green courses and requirements on the left-hand menu to access your course list.
5. Compare your studies report to the course list:
   • Tick off the courses you have passed
   • Note the courses you are planning to complete in the future
   • Ensure you have completed all compulsory and courses towards your major(s)
6. Compare your completed checklist with the program rules again to make sure you have met all the requirements for your program.

If you still have further questions on your progression, please email studentenquiries@eecs.uq.edu.au or make an appointment with an academic advisor.

To find the right academic for your program and to make an appointment, follow these steps:

1. Identify the recommended study plan for your program from the list on this page and access Program Planner to plan your program. *Students who commenced pre-2021 should complete a progression check and bring this along to your appointment.
   If you seek advice on course selection, you should also provide a copy of your studies report.
2. Identify the academic advisor who best suits your enquiries from the program list on this page.
3. Email the School Office to book your academic advising appointment. Please include the following information when requesting your appointment:
   • Student ID:
   • Program of study:
   • Year of study:
   • Contact telephone number:
   • Share your plan link (from Program Planner):
   • Questions for the advisor: