Course registrations are completed at the beginning of each semester via the Student Information System (OBS) within the dates specified in the academic calendar. The registration is finalized upon the approval of the academic advisor.

To officially complete your course registration, your advisor must approve your courses electronically. You can contact your advisor through OBS and schedule a meeting.

The add/drop period is specified in the academic calendar. During this period, you may modify your selected courses, add new ones, or drop existing ones.

Your cumulative GPA must be at least 2.00. Additionally, you should not have any failed or overlapping courses.

Courses with an FF grade can be retaken the next time they are offered. Graduation requires that no course has an FF grade.

Summer school is opened depending on student demand. To take courses from another university, approval from the Faculty Board is required.

Students with a GPA of at least 3.00 who have completed the first four semesters may apply for a double major. A minimum GPA of 2.75 is required for a minor.

Yes, it is mandatory. It typically lasts between 20 to 30 working days. You should refer to the internship guide provided by your department.

Daily tasks should be written in detail with technical explanations. The submission deadline is announced in the academic calendar.

Yes. The Career Center and Internship Committees can help find placements through industry collaborations.

Usually in the 7th and 8th semesters. The process involves topic selection, advisor assignment, interim reports, and a final presentation.

You can choose from the advisor list announced by your department. In some departments, advisors are assigned automatically or by lottery.

They are held in the Electrical-Electronics, Materials, and Software laboratories, as specified in the semester course schedule.

Yes, with your advisor’s permission, you can use labs during designated hours.

Licensed software such as Autodesk, MATLAB, and SolidWorks are provided to students.

Courses in areas such as artificial intelligence, data science, computing, mechanics, electronics, and nanotechnology are offered.

Applications are made online during the dates announced by the International Relations Office. Language proficiency and GPA requirements apply.

Successful completion of all required and elective courses, completion of the internship, and a minimum GPA of 2.00.

It is calculated by multiplying the credit of each course by the grade coefficient and dividing by the total number of credits.

You can request them via OBS or obtain them physically from the Student Affairs Office.

You can apply for course exemptions for previously completed and passed courses. Final decisions are made by the Faculty Board.

Hybrid courses may be offered in special circumstances. Normally, all courses are conducted face-to-face.

It is available on the university’s official website under the “Academic Calendar” section.

Students with documented valid reasons (e.g., health issues, bereavement) can apply with a petition to the department office.

A minimum grade of CC (2.00) is required to pass a course.

You can join clubs managed by the Health, Culture, and Sports Department through emails or attending club meetings.

Yes. The Career Center supports through employer meetings, job postings, and graduate tracking systems.

By participating in career counseling, CV workshops, technical trips, and seminars.

They may be mandatory for certain courses. Participation is highly encouraged for all students.

Yes. Participation in TÜBİTAK, BAP, and internal faculty projects is encouraged.

Yes. There are senior student mentorship and academic advising programs for new students.

Yes. Students can actively participate in joint projects with companies located in the OSTİM region.

Yes. Academic supervision and material support may be provided if needed.

Faculty emails are listed on the department website. You may also visit during office hours.

You must meet at least once every semester during course registration. Additional meetings can be arranged as needed.