CoC Undergraduate FASET

Welcome to Georgia Tech and FASET!
We’re excited to have you here as part of the College of Computing’s FASET (First-Year Academic Support and Enrollment Team) experience. Whether you’re majoring in Computer Science or Computational Media, this guide is your go-to resource for navigating your academic journey. From understanding degree requirements to registering for classes and getting settled in, we’ve got you covered — all designed to make your transition smooth and stress-free.

Let’s make the most of FASET and kick off your Georgia Tech experience with confidence!

FASET Day Itinerary — Georgia Tech College of Computing

Before FASET: Preparation Checklist

Get organized and confident before orientation.
Understand key deadlines and logistics for a smooth start.
Academic prep: review course options, think about questions for advising.
Complete College of Computing FASET Canvas modules.
Complete pre-FASET survey from undergraduate advising office.
What to bring:
Fully charged laptop or compatible device (Note: Chromebooks are not compatible with Georgia Tech’s registration systems)
Georgia Tech student ID number
Any important documents
Tips for a Successful FASET Day:
Arrive on time and have your laptop fully charged.
Prepare questions ahead of time for advising.
Familiarize yourself with registration time ticket and Buzzport.
Don’t hesitate to ask about transfer credits or course planning.

FASET Day Schedule – College of Computing

Morning Kickoff

Coordinated by the FASET Office
The day will begin with general FASET programming as outlined by the campus-wide schedule.

College of Computing, Undergraduate Advising Welcome

Students will be welcomed by the College of Computing and escorted to their advising location.
A FASET Student Leader or Student Assistant will guide you to the appropriate advising space.

Advising and Registration Support

Meet with your assigned FASET advisor to:

Discuss suggested course selections for your first semester.
Receive support and guidance tailored to your academic goals and interests.

When registration opens:

Advisors will be available to assist you with the registration process.

Transfer credit questions?

A dedicated advisor will be on hand to help with CS or CM transfer credit equivalency questions.
For other departments’ transfer credits, permits, or overloads, visit the Permits and Overloads page for the appropriate contact or process.

Academic Overview

Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Computer Science (BSCS)

The BSCS program is built around Threads, a flexible structure that allows you to specialize in areas that align with your interests and career goals.
→ Learn about Threads
→ View CS Curriculum

Computational Media (BSCM)

A collaborative program with the School of Literature, Media, and Communication, the BSCM integrates computing with creativity, media, and design.
→ Learn about CM

Capstone Requirement

Review your options early. Both BSCS and BSCM students will complete a final-year project:
→ Capstone Options PDF

Planning Your Degree-Stay on Track

DegreeWorks

Use DegreeWorks to track your academic progress, run audits, and plan future semesters.
→ Access DegreeWorks

General Education Requirements

You’ll need to fulfill core curriculum areas across humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

Registration, Decoded

How Registration Works (And What Could Go Wrong)

💡 First-time registering?
→ Step-by-step guide
⛔ Hit an error?
→ Common Registration Errors
⏳ Got waitlisted?
→ Waitlist Process Explained
🚫 Got a hold?
Types of Holds
Clear Your Financial Responsibility Hold
📋 Need a permit or overload?
→ Request One Here
🤔 What’s a Recitation?
→ FAQs Answered

👩🏽‍🏫 Meet Your Support System

Academic Advising

We’ve got your back — whether it’s choosing classes or staying on track for graduation, we’re here to support your academic success every step of the way.

Meet the CS & CM Advising Team