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Registration Instructions
On Registration Day each term, each student reviews, corrects and signs his/her registration
form. the student's advisor (pre-thesis students) or a registration officer at MIT
or WHOI must approve the form. Joint Program students may register either at their MIT departments or at the WHOI Academic
Programs Office. Registration forms will be held at MIT unless an advanced request has been
made for a form to be sent to WHOI.
Total Units for Full-Time* Students
36 to 48 for spring and fall terms; 24 for summer
Pre-Thesis Students
(those who have not yet passed the thesis proposal defense)
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Biology
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7.491 (Bio)
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Research in Biological Oceanography
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1.982 (CEE)
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Research in Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Chemistry
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12.722 (EAPS)
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Special Problems in Chemical Oceanography (at WHOI)
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12.736 (EAPS)
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Special Problems in Chemical Oceanography (at MIT)
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1.982 (CEE) |
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Research in Civil and Environmental Engineering |
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Marine Geology & Geophysics
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12.721 (EAPS)
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Special Problems in Marine Geology & Geophysics (at WHOI)
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12.731 (EAPS) |
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Special Problems in Marine Geology & Geophysics (at MIT) |
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Physical Oceanography
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12.971 (EAPS)
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Special Problems in Physical Oceanography (at WHOI)
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12.961 (EAPS) |
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Special Problems in Physical Oceanography (at MIT) |
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Applied Ocean Science & Engineering
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2.689 (ME)
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Special Projects in Mechanical Engineering
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1.982 (CEE)
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Research in Civil & Environmental Engineering
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6.991 (EECS)
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Research in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
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Thesis Students
(students who have passed their thesis proposal defense)
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MIT course number plus ".THG":
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Civil & Environmental Engineering
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1.THG
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Mechanical Engineering (OE)
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2.THG
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Electrical Engineering
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6.THG
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Biology
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7.THG
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Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences
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12.THG
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*All JP students are considered full-time students.
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