| Page 16, Student Handbook | |||||||||||
| UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE | |||||||||||
| PART-TIME, PARALLEL OPERATING FORMATS | |||||||||||
| INDUSTRIAL PRACTICE PROGRAMS, ERIK JONSSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE | |||||||||||
| IPP | GENERAL | ACADEMIC COMMITMENT | WORK COMMITMENT | ||||||||
| FORMATS | DESCRIPTION | ||||||||||
| US CITIZENS AND | INTERNATIONAL | US CITIZENS AND | INTERNATIONAL | ||||||||
| PERMANENT | STUDENTS | PERMANENT | STUDENTS | ||||||||
| RESIDENTS | RESIDENTS | ||||||||||
| PLAN A | Once eligible, students may | Students are required to | U.S. Citizenship and Immigration | 15-25 Hours per week. | USCIS rules limit CPT students | ||||||
| PARALLEL | combine semesters of part-time | complete a minimum of six | Services (USCIS) require that CPT | to a maximum of 20 hours per | |||||||
| FORMAT 1 | school and part-time work for | academic credit hours in the | students maintain full-time enroll- | week when working part time. | |||||||
| the Fall, Spring, and Summer. | Fall and Spring Semesters. No | ment when working part time in a | |||||||||
| academic coursework is required | Fall or Spring Semester. | ||||||||||
| in the Summer Semester. Six | Undergraduates: 12 Hours | ||||||||||
| academic credit hours are | Graduates: 9 Hours | ||||||||||
| recommended when working | No coursework is required in | ||||||||||
| part time in the Summer. | the Summer. Six Summer hours | ||||||||||
| are recommended. | |||||||||||
| Students must register for and | |||||||||||
| complete the one credit IPP | |||||||||||
| course each working semester. | |||||||||||
| PLAN B | Once eligible, students may | Students are required to complete | USCIS rules require that CPT | 15-25 Hours per week | USCIS rules limit CPT students | ||||||
| PARALLEL | combine semesters of part-time | a minimum of six academic credit | students maintain full-time | for the Fall and Spring | to a maximum of 20 hours per | ||||||
| FORMAT 2 | school and part-time work for | hours in the Fall and Spring | enrollment when working part time | Semesters. | week when working part time. | ||||||
| the Fall and Spring. Full-time | Semesters. No coursework is | in a Fall or Spring Semester. | |||||||||
| work in the Summer. | required in the Summer Semester. | Undergraduates: 12 Hours | Full-time hours in the | Full-time hours in the Summer | |||||||
| Graduates: 9 Hours | Summer Semester. | Semester. Overtime is allowed. | |||||||||
| No coursework is required in | Overtime is allowed | ||||||||||
| the Summer. | |||||||||||
| Students must register for and | |||||||||||
| complete the one credit IPP | |||||||||||
| course each working semester. | |||||||||||
| Page 17, Student Handbook | |||||||||||
| UNDERGRADUATE | |||||||||||
| FULL-TIME, ALTERNATING OPERATING FORMATS | |||||||||||
| INDUSTRIAL PRACTICE PROGRAMS, ERIK JONSSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE | |||||||||||
| IPP | GENERAL | ACADEMIC COMMITMENT | WORK COMMITMENT | ||||||||
| FORMATS | DESCRIPTION | ||||||||||
| US CITIZENS AND | INTERNATIONAL | US CITIZENS AND | INTERNATIONAL | ||||||||
| PERMANENT | STUDENTS | PERMANENT | STUDENTS | ||||||||
| RESIDENTS | RESIDENTS | ||||||||||
| PLAN C | Once eligible, students may | Students must complete a full-time | Students must complete a full-time | Full-time hours when | Full-time hours when working. | ||||||
| ALTERNATING | alternate between semesters | class load when in school. | class load when in school. | working. | Overtime is possible. | ||||||
| FORMAT 1 | of full-time school and full-time | Undergraduates: 12 Hours | Undergraduates: 12 Hours | Overtime is possible. | |||||||
| work. Strict alternating | Students have the option of | Students have the option of | International students must | ||||||||
| pattern. Summer is treated as | taking part-time classes when | taking part-time classes when | work a minimum of 12 weeks | ||||||||
| a regular semester. | working full-time. | working full-time. | during a Fall or Spring Semester | ||||||||
| Students must register for and | to receive recognition as | ||||||||||
| complete the one credit IPP | full-time students. | ||||||||||
| course each working semester. | |||||||||||
| PLAN D | Once eligible, students may | Students must complete a full-time | Students must complete a full-time | Full-time hours when | Full-time hours when working. | ||||||
| ALTERNATING | alternate between semesters | class load when in school. | class load when in school. | working. | Overtime is possible. | ||||||
| FORMAT 2 | of full-time school and full-time | Undergraduates: 12 Hours | Undergraduates: 12 Hours | Overtime is possible. | |||||||
| work. Summer is treated as a | Students have the option of | Students have the option of | International students must | ||||||||
| regular semester. | taking part-time classes when | taking part-time classes when | work a minimum of 12 weeks | ||||||||
| Students may combine a | working full-time. | working full time. | during a Fall or Spring Semester | ||||||||
| Spring and a Summer Semester | Students must register for and | to receive reconignition as | |||||||||
| or a Summer and Fall Semester | complete the one credit IPP | full-time students. | |||||||||
| in a back-to-back pattern on | course each working semester. | ||||||||||
| their first assignment with an | |||||||||||
| employer. Strict alternating | |||||||||||
| thereafter. | |||||||||||
| Generally, undergraduate students are not permitted to work back-to-back full-time assignments for the Fall and Spring Semesters. If an exception is made to this policy for an international | |||||||||||
| student, UTD regulations require the international student to carry a full-time academic load (12 academic class hours) to retain recognition of having full-time status during the Spring Semester. | |||||||||||
| Page 18, Student Handbook | |||||||||||
| GRADUATE | |||||||||||
| FULL-TIME OPERATING FORMAT | |||||||||||
| INDUSTRIAL PRACTICE PROGRAMS, ERIK JONSSON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE | |||||||||||
| IPP | GENERAL | ACADEMIC COMMITMENT | WORK COMMITMENT | ||||||||
| FORMATS | DESCRIPTION | ||||||||||
| US CITIZENS AND | INTERNATIONAL | US CITIZENS AND | INTERNATIONAL | ||||||||
| PERMANENT | STUDENTS | PERMANENT | STUDENTS | ||||||||
| RESIDENTS | RESIDENTS | ||||||||||
| PLAN E | Once eligible graduate | Graduate students must complete | Graduate students must complete | Full-time hours when | Full-time hours when working. | ||||||
| FULL-TIME | students may work full-time | a full-time class load when in | a full-time class load when in | working. | Overtime is possible. | ||||||
| GRADUATE | during any Summer Semester. | school: 9 Graduate Hours. | school: 9 Graduate Hours. | Overtime is possible. | |||||||
| They may also work full-time | No class load required when | No class load required when | |||||||||
| during only one Fall or Spring | working full-time. Part-time | working full-time. Part-time | |||||||||
| Semester. This can include | enrollment is optional. | enrollment is optional. | International students must | ||||||||
| one Spring-Summer or one | Graduate students may enroll for | Graduate students may enroll for | work a minimum of 12 weeks | ||||||||
| Summer-Fall back-to-back | a maximum of 6 credit hours with | a maximum of 6 credit hours with | during a Fall or Spring Semester | ||||||||
| IPP work period. | the approval of their faculty | the approval of their faculty | to receive recognition as | ||||||||
| advisor. Without the approval of | advisor. Without the approval of | full-time students. | |||||||||
| a faculty advisor, graduate | a faculty advisor, graduate | ||||||||||
| students are limited to a maximum | students are limited to a maximum | ||||||||||
| of three credit hours. | of three credit hours. | ||||||||||
| Students must register for and | |||||||||||
| complete the one credit IPP | |||||||||||
| course each working semester. | |||||||||||
| Jonsson School PHD students, who have finished their course work, may, with faculty advisor approval, work additional semesters of full-time IPP assignments when | |||||||||||
| these assignments are part of their research for the completion of their PHD dissertations. | |||||||||||