Interested in learning about researching as an undergraduate? Take FSE 294: Fulton Undergraduate Research Experience, this fall!

FSE 294 will introduce you to engineering research and the basics of undergraduate research projects through identifying research topics, proposal writing practice, listening to guest lectures and more.

This 15-week, one-credit course taught by Ross Maciejewski is specifically tailored to the School of Computing, Informatics and Decision Systems Engineering and students with no research experience.

By the end of the semester, you will have a two-page research proposal that can be used to actually propose your research!

Additionally, you will learn about FURI, its review criteria and application process, as well as how to fund your research, network with faculty and CIDSE-specific research methods.

FSE 294: Fulton Undergraduate Research Experience
Mondays, August 22, 2019–December 6, 2019
2–2:50 p.m.
Location TBA, Tempe campus
Find more information in the course catalog

The deadline to add a class without college approval is Wednesday, August 28, 2019.

All ASU Venture Devils and aspiring entrepreneurs are encouraged to register for the free Summer Startup Bootcamp.

Read about the lives of exceptionally accomplished people and you’ll find many were helped along the road to success by some especially edifying or inspiring knowledge or wisdom.

Often those invigorating insights were found in a book and in subject matter far afield of their sphere of professional expertise.

Here, in the eighth annual Essential Reading feature, Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering faculty and staff members again recommend books they believe offer valuable lessons students can apply to their career pursuits — as well as their lives outside of work — or simply provide a unique perspective on an intriguing topic.

Enroll in Preparing Future Faculty and Scholars (PFx), a professional development course provided by the Graduate College for doctoral and MFA students as well as postdocs who are interested in exploring career opportunities in academia, industry, government or the not-for-profit sector.

Did you know you can use Handshake to search job opportunities and internships, upload your résumés for recruiting employers to view, schedule on-campus interviews and see who’s recruiting at engineering career events throughout the year? If you’re not taking advantage of this resource, register for Handshake today.

Cognizant is hiring for two full-time positions! Apply for their Enterprise Applications Services Digital Technology Analyst position or their Quality Engineering and Assurance Analyst position today.

Marsh has openings for the UX Design Intern position and the Full Stack Developer Intern position. Hurry and apply before Friday, May 31, 2018! Visit the Handshake links below for more information and to apply.