Welcome to the course webpage for EECS 4080 3.0, EECS 4088 6.0, EECS 4090 6.0, EECS 4480 6.0 and EECS 4070 3.0.

This wiki provides information on the various project courses offered by the program, EECS 4080, 4088, 4090 and 4480 and the directed studies course EECS 4070. Click here for the various Course Descriptions.

Enrolment in these courses requires permisson of the course coordinator. Follow the procedure described below to request permission.

• Course Coordinator (Summer 2024 Term): Melanie Baljko
• Office: LRC 136
• Email: baljko@yorku.ca (Please put the course number in the subject line)

• Course Coordinator: Coordinates the process whereby undergraduate students fulfill the requirements to enrol in the course. Coordinates operational aspects of running the courses, including soliciting Project Proposals and answers questions raised by students and current and prospective faculty supervisors. Also known as the Course Director (for the courses EECS 4080, 4088, 4090, 4480, 4070 collectively).
• Project Supervisor: Supervises student work done in fulfillment of the requirements of one of EECS 4080, 4088, 4090, 4480.
• Directed Studies Supervisor: Supervises student work done in fulfillment of the requirements of EECS 4070.
• Student: Individual who seeks to be enrolled or is enrolled in one of EECS 4070, 4080, 4088, 4090, 4480.

Note: You may have been directed to this site from the Lassonde webpage: EECS Project Courses. Our goal is to ensure that the summary information provided on that page, which is provided as a courtesy to the community, is updated in a timely manner. But should that information between that page and this site be inconsistent, this site should be taken as the authorative source.

1. Read the course descriptions to determine your eligibility. Please note the course prerequisites and exclusions. These can be found under Course Descriptions.
2. Identify both a project and a project supervisor. A list of some available projects for the term appears on the Archive of Proposed Projects by Years and Terms page. If you identify a project from this list, you can contact the corresponding faculty member to discuss your fit to the project and whether that faculty member is willing to act as the supervisor for your work on that project. Alternatively, you may work in collaboration with a department faculty member to develop a project that is not currently listed. A list of faculty members can be found on the departmental web site [http://www.eecs.yorku.ca]. If you need help identifying potential supervisors for a project you have in mind, contact the course coordinator.
3. Develop a contract. In close collaboration with your supervisor, develop a document that outlines the project's description, the background requirements, project readings, project deliverables, and project evaluation. See the Project Contract Template.
4. Submit the project contract to your faculty member supervisor, and then to the course coordinator for approval before the deadline (see dates).
5. Project contracts must be agreed to by the student, project supervisor and course coordinator. The student should send the final contract by email to the course coordinator, with a cc to the project supervisor.
6. Once the contract is signed by all parties, the student will be authorized to enrol using the usual online enrolment system.

1. Read the course descriptions to determine your eligibility. Please note the course prerequisites and exclusions. These can be found under Course Descriptions.
2. Identify both a topic and a faculty member who could supervise the topic. A list of faculty members can be found on the departmental web site [http://www.eecs.yorku.ca]. If you need help identifying potential supervisors for a topic you have in mind, contact the course coordinator.
3. Develop a contract. In close collaboration with your supervisor, develop a document that outlines the topic description, the background requirements, readings, deliverables, and evaluation scheme. See the Project Contract Template.
4. Submit the contract to your faculty member supervisor, and then to the course coordinator for approval before the deadline (see dates).
5. Project contracts must be agreed to by the student, project supervisor and course coordinator. The student should send the final contract by email to the course coordinator, with a cc to the supervisor.
6. Once the contract is signed by all parties, the student will be authorized to enrol using the usual online enrolment system.

Further questions? Please consult the Frequently Asked Questions first. If your question remains unanswered, then please feel free to email the course director.