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Contact
Engineering Librarian
Phillip A. Jaffe
pjaffe@caltech.edu
(626) 395-6659
General Inquiries
For General Inquiries, please contact Roberta Carvalho.
Department Fax Number
(626) 395- 4244
Mailing address
Department of Computing and Mathematical Sciences
California Institute of Technology
1200 E. California Blvd., MC 305-16
Pasadena, California 91125-2100
Undergraduate Options Administrator
Carmen Nemer-Sirois
carmens@cms.caltech.edu
(626) 395-4561
Undergraduate Option Representatives
Venkat Chandrasekaran
Applied and Computational Mathematics Option Representative
Adam Blank
Computer Science Option Representative
Joel Tropp
Computing and Mathematical Sciences Option Representative
Aaron Ames
Control and Dynamical Systems Option Representative
Konstantin Zuev
Information and Data Sciences Option Representative
Graduate Options Administrator
Maria Lopez
mlopez@cms.caltech.edu
(626) 395-3034
Graduate Option Representatives
Thomas Hou
Applied and Computational Mathematics Option Representative
Leonard Schulman
Computer Science Option Representative
Joel Tropp
Computing and Mathematical Sciences Option Representative
Aaron Ames
Control and Dynamical Systems Option Representative
Konstantin Zuev
Information and Data Sciences Option Representative
Ombudsperson
Peter Schroeder
Office hours: Tuesdays 2:00-3:00pm in Annenberg 306.
Please contact Professor Schroeder via email in advance to reserve time to meet.
CMS Undergrad, Grad, and Partners Program Advisory Councils
The CMS Undergrad, Grad, and Partners Program Advisory Councils serve as liaisons between the department's administration and the student community. The members help to voice concerns, gather feedback about how to improve the student experience in CMS, and implement new initiatives to help to strengthen the feeling of community in the department. CMS students are encouraged to reach out to Council members with comments/suggestions/ideas for the department.
Advisory council terms are 2 years as long as members remain active. New members are selected through an application process that takes into account representation across options, years, houses, and demographic factors, as well as individual responses to application questions.