EGN 4912 Engineering Undergraduate Research

All Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering undergraduate students working with a faculty mentor for undergraduate research are required to register for EGN 4912 for 0-3 credits.  This is inclusive of any avenue of undergraduate research for any term (fall, spring, summer) including individual or independent research with a faculty mentor, Brazil Scientific Mobility Program, CubeSat project, University Scholar’s Program, Emerging Scholar’s Program, Undergraduate Research Assistant, HHMI, Honors Research Projects or Thesis, IFAS, McNair Scholar, OPS paid student work, REM, Science for Life, Senior Projects, SSTP, STEPUP, UFTI STRIDE, etc.

Registration Process:
1) Once you have received confirmation from the faculty mentor that you are selected for an undergraduate research position then print a copy of the EGN 4912 Syllabus and Registration Form.

2) Complete and sign the Student Registration Form, meet with the faculty member to complete and sign the Faculty Mentor Registration Form, make 2 additional copies, keep one and leave one with your faculty mentor.

3) Take the original signed Registration Forms to the appropriate academic advisor in your major department for registration for EGN 4912 with the appropriate department section number. The advisor will keep this original form for departmental records.  If you are an Exploratory Engineering student or Non-Engineering students then take the signed registrations forms to the department where your faculty mentor resides for your undergraduate research project.  If applicable, be sure to check and clear any holds prior to submitting the registration forms to the department.

4) RSVP and attend appropriate Workshops and Seminars.

Biological Engineering

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Digital Arts and Sciences

Electrical Engineering

Environmental Engineering

Industrial & Systems

Materials Science and Engineering

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Nuclear Engineering