Welcome to the Center for Advising and Student Engagement (CASE)
The goal of our office is to provide engineering and computer science students with hands-on guidance, support and encouragement to help facilitate their academic success as they work towards their degree. The CASE team is comprised of academic advisors and student service professionals who work closely with students to address their unique and specific needs through personalized advising, academic coaching, and meaningful programming to enhance their university experience.
Annabella Victoria Zamora, a dedicated Computer Engineering student at Florida Atlantic University is a shining example of leadership and passion in the field of engineering.
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Walking on the Wild Side: Sensorimotor Interactions, Technologies and Clinical Studies in Human Gait
Abstract: Humans are the only mammalian species that stands, walks and runs predominantly on two legs, the consequence of a chain of evolutionary adaptations to the...
Spring 2026 Senior Design Showcase Wednesday, April 29 | 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. (Awards to follow) 📍Student Union, FAU Boca Raton Campus Join the College of Engineering and...
Vertical Flight Society's 82nd Annual Forum & Technology Display
College of Engineering and Computer Science students are invited to attend the Vertical Flight Society’s (VFS) 82nd Annual Forum & Technology Display, taking place in West...
The College of Engineering and Computer Science will host its commencement ceremonies recognizing the accomplishments of its graduates as they complete their academic...
A career development platform for launching your career. The benefits of using Handshake include easy appointment scheduling, search tools and alerts for jobs and internships, help building a professional profile, a personalized platform for career recommendations.
Go tofau.joinhandshake.com, login with your MyFAU credentials and fill-in your profile.
Why should I complete a profile in Handshake?
Employers use Handshake to search for students they would like to offer internships and job opportunities to. Each student should complete his or her profile and submit their resume for approval to be included in the database in order to receive potential offers.
What is the difference between a Professional Internship Course and Cooperative Education? (seeInternships/Co-ops)
Professional Internship Course (IDS 3949)
Offered on a semester basis, fall, spring, or summer (Term I). Students can participate multiple times with one employer or different employers.
Acceptance and placement into an internship assignment is not guaranteed.
All students must be approved by the FAU Career Center before being registered for the Professional Internship course.
This 0-1 credit course offers students the opportunity to gain "real-world" exposure and supervised experience related to their major, specific field of study or career interests.
No min. GPA required.
Ability to work 60+ hours during the semester.
Cooperative Education Program
Open to undergraduate students in Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering majors.
Operates on a part-time basis, 20 hours per week, no more, no less.
Participating undergraduate students may participate in up to four part-time semesters, but a minimum of 3 semesters is required.
Students work a part-time schedule that is dependent on their class schedule (typically Monday through Friday 8 a.m. - noon or 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.).
Co-op students take two 3-credit classes during their work terms. Note that the class time must not interfere with the work schedule. Students are expected to attend classes 4 days per week. There is no adjustment permitted to this policy.
