ECE undergraduate students are prioritized for ECE undergraduate courses. ECE graduate students are prioritized for ECE graduate courses. Unfortunately, ECE grads cannot waitlist in undergraduate courses- they need to be cleared to enroll via the EASy system.

If you are an ECE graduate student looking to enroll in an ECE undergraduate level course, please submit an EASy request. If space permits, your request will be approved (starting during week 10) on a first-come, first-serve basis.

• You can begin submitting EASy requests every quarter during Week 5 for enrolling in a course the following quarter.
• Please submit any relevant transcripts, syllabi and a strong justification in your EASy request.
• This request will be routed to the professor teaching the undergraduate course so please keep that in mind. 
• Your EASy request will be processed starting during week 10. Note that there is a high possibility that it could be processed after week 10 as late as week 3-4 of the following quarter. 
• The ECE Dept. recommends for students to choose a backup class in the event that they do not get cleared to enroll in the undergraduate class.
• Submitting an EASy request does not guarantee that you will be cleared of a prerequisite in order to enroll in a course (e.g., ECE 264A-D, ECE 265A-D, ECE 229).

Mandatory ECE Course Lab Fee Information:

Students who enroll in ECE laboratory courses will be charged a lab fee which will be assessed with registration fees. Students who drop a lab course before the end of the second week of the quarter are eligible for a refund of the charged lab fee. Students who drop after week 2 are not eligible for a refund. The fee varies from class to class and this policy applies to the following ECE classes: ECE 5, 16, 25, 35, 65, 100, 115, 136L, 138L, 140A, 144, 163, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186L, and 196.