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THIS DOCUMENT IS OFFICIAL ONLY IF OBTAINED DIRECTLY FROM MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY.

                                                                                                          PRINTED: 01/17/11

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               ISSUED TO STUDENT


               ELLIS, MICHAEL JAMES                                                                STUDENT ID: A37601442



                   PREVIOUS/TRANSFER INSTITUTIONS              SUMMER SEMESTER 2009 05/18/09 - 07/02/09
FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL               ATTENDED: 08/02 - 06/06    CE   418   GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING        3       4.0
     FARMINGTON MI
                                                               SUMMER SEMESTER 2009 05/18/09 - 08/20/09
UNDERGRADUATE CREDIT                                            EGR 393    ENGINEERING COOPERATIVE ED      1       P
ADVANCED PLACEMENT                                                  CUM CREDITS : 96.0        CUM GPA : 3.8578
                           MSU SEM CREDITS ACCEPTED:    0.00
     --------------------------------------------------
                                                               FALL SEMESTER 2009   09/02/09 - 12/18/09
UNDERGRADUATE CREDIT                                            CE   405   DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES      3       4.0
                                                                CE   421   ENGINEERING HYDROLOGY           3       4.0
                     COURSE INFORMATION                         CE   480   ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENTS LAB 1        3.5
FALL SEMESTER 2006   08/28/06 - 12/15/06                        CE   481   ENVIR CHEM: EQUILIBRIUM CONCE   3       4.0
 BS   110   ORGANISMS AND POPULATIONS       4       4.0         CE   483   UNIT PROCESS IN ENVIRON ENG     3       4.0
 CEM 141    GENERAL CHEMISTRY               4       3.0         FCE 238    PERSONAL FINANCE                3       4.0
 ISS 210    SOCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL (D) 4        4.0             CUM CREDITS : 112.0       CUM GPA : 3.8738
 MTH 132    CALCULUS I                      3       4.0             DEAN'S LIST
     CUM CREDITS : 15.0        CUM GPA : 3.7333
     DEAN'S LIST
                                                               SPRING SEMESTER 2010 01/11/10 - 05/07/10
                                                                CE   485   LANDFILL DESIGN                 3       3.5
SPRING SEMESTER 2007 01/08/07 - 05/04/07                        CE   487   MICROB FOR ENVIR SCI & ENG      3       4.0
 CE   271   INTRO TO CIVIL ENGINEERING      4       3.0         CE   495   SENIOR DESIGN                   3       4.0
 CEM 161    CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I          1       4.0         IAH 241C CUL & ARTISTIC TRAD EUROPE        4       4.0
 MTH 133    CALCULUS II                     4       4.0         PKG 101    PRINCIPLES OF PACKAGING         3       4.0
 PHY 183    PHYS SCIENTISTS & ENGINEERS I   4       4.0             CUM CREDITS : 128.0       CUM GPA : 3.8779
 WRA 110    WRITING: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY   4       4.0             DEAN'S LIST
     CUM CREDITS : 32.0        CUM GPA : 3.7500
     DEAN'S LIST
                                                               BACHELOR OF SCIENCE                        GRANTED: 05/07/10
                                                                   MAJOR:      CIVIL ENGINEERING
SUMMER SEMESTER 2007 05/15/07 - 06/28/07                           COLLEGE:    ENGINEERING
 IAH 207    LIT, CULTURES, IDENTITIES (I)   4       3.5                        WITH HIGH HONOR
              FARMINGTON HILLS MI
     CUM CREDITS : 36.0        CUM GPA : 3.7222                CONCENTRATION UNDERGRADUATE               GRANTED: 05/07/10
                                                                   ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
                                                                    --------------------------------------------------
FALL SEMESTER 2007   08/27/07 - 12/14/07
 CE   221   STATICS                         3       4.0        GRADUATE CREDIT
 CSE 131    TECHNICAL COMP & PROB SOLV      3       3.5
 MTH 234    MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS          4       4.0                             COURSE INFORMATION
 PHY 184    PHYS SCIENTISTS & ENGINEERS II 4        4.0        FALL SEMESTER 2010   09/01/10 - 12/17/10
     CUM CREDITS : 50.0        CUM GPA : 3.7700                 ACR 846    LAW ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION    3       4.0
     DEAN'S LIST                                                CE   821   GROUNDWATER HYDRAULICS          3       4.0
                                                                ENE 802    PHYSICO CHEM PROC ENVIR EGR     3       4.0
                                                                ENE 804    BIOLOGICAL PROC ENVIRONMTL EGR 3        4.0
SPRING SEMESTER 2008 01/07/08 - 05/02/08                            CUM CREDITS : 12.0        CUM GPA : 4.0000
 CE   280   PRIN ENVIRONMENT ENGIN & SCI    3       4.0
 ISS 315    GLOBAL DIVRSTY/INTERDEPEND (I) 4        4.0
 ME   222   MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLE SOLIDS 4        4.0        SPRING SEMESTER 2011 01/10/11 - 05/06/11 CURRENTLY ENROLLED
 MTH 235    DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS          3       4.0         ENE 801    DYNAMICS OF ENVIRON SYSTEMS      3      ***
     CUM CREDITS : 64.0        CUM GPA : 3.8203                 ENE 806    LAB FEASIBILITY STUD ENVIR REM 3        ***
     DEAN'S LIST                                                ENE 880    INDP STDY IN ENVIRON ENGIN       3      ***
                                                                    CUM CREDITS : N/A         CUM GPA : N/A

FALL SEMESTER 2008   08/25/08 - 12/12/08                       MAJOR   : ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
 CE   312   SOIL MECHANICS                  4       4.0        COLLEGE : ENGINEERING
 CE   321   INTRODUCTION TO FLUID MECHANIC 4        4.0        -----------------NO ENTRIES BELOW THIS LINE-----------------
 CEM 142    GENERAL & INORGANIC CHEMISTRY   3       4.0
 ME   201   THERMODYNAMICS                  3       4.0
     CUM CREDITS : 78.0        CUM GPA : 3.8525
     DEAN'S LIST


SPRING SEMESTER 2009 01/12/09 - 05/08/09
 CE   305   STRUCT ANALYSIS & DESIGN        4       3.5         PROVIDED SOLELY FOR:
 CE   337   CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS I   4       4.0           MICHAEL ELLIS
 CHE 201    MATERIAL AND ENERGY BALANCES    3       4.0           ELLISMI4@MSU.EDU
 STT 351    PROB & STATISTICS ENGINEERING   3       4.0           25499 Hunt Club Blvd
     CUM CREDITS : 92.0        CUM GPA : 3.8532                   Farmington Hills, MI   48335
     DEAN'S LIST
------------------------END OF COLUMN-----------------------
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
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directly from the Office of the Registrar at Michigan State     levels—1.0 for undergraduate students and 2.0 for
University, and is received by the person for whom it is        graduate students.
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           Technology Courses                                   NC-NO CREDIT-Performance was below 2.0 level for
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800-899   Graduate Courses                                      granted and the student achieved a level of performance
900-999   Advanced Graduate Courses                             judged to be satisfactory by the instructor.
                                                                N-NO GRADE – No credit was granted and the student did
                          Credits                               not achieve a level of performance judged satisfactory by
 Effective Fall 1992 courses at Michigan State University       the instructor.
are given on a semester basis. One credit normally
requires three hours of effort a week in class, laboratory,      OTHER SYMBOLS USED:
and preparation. To convert to quarter credits, the                W-WITHDREW                  DF-DEFERRED
semester credits should be multiplied by three halves              V-VISITOR                   ET-EXTENSION
(3/2).                                                             U-UNFINISHED                NGR-NO GRADE REPORTED
 Prior to Fall 1992 courses at Michigan State University           I-INCOMPLETE                CP-CONDITIONAL PASS
were given on a quarter basis.
                                                                 A transcript may temporarily reflect “LDR” as a grade for
                   Courses Repeated                             a course which was dropped late and to which a final grade
 A course repeated is indicated by an S (Superseded) in         has not yet been assigned.
the column headed SR. The course that repeated a
superseded course is indicated by an R (Repeat) in the SR                          Past Grading Systems
column. The cumulative totals and the grade-point                 Prior to Fall 1988: N-NO GRADE indicated the student
average are adjusted to reflect the last grade.                 officially dropped the course after the middle of the term
                                                                and was doing passing work, or there was no basis for a
                          Honors                                grade, or the student did not pass a course approved for
 An “H” in the Honors column indicates an honors course,        grading on a P-N basis.
honors section of a course, or the student took a non-            Fall 1968 to Winter 1972: The grades of 4.5 and 0.5 were
honors course as honors. The latter indicates additional        included in the numerical system of grading. The 4.5 was
work was completed beyond normal requirements.                  awarded only for exceptionally high performance.
                                                                  Prior to Fall 1969: X-Condition – Until removed and a
                  Grade-Point Averages                          grade reported, the course was considered to be a
  Grade points for each course are determined by                deficiency and was included in grade-point averages as a
multiplying the numerical grade by the number of credits        grade of 0.0 under the numerical system. The X-Condition
for the course. Credits for courses in which P, I, N, DF, W,    had no affect on the grade-point average if enrollment was
ET, CP, CR, NC, U, or V have been received do not affect        on the CR-NC system.
the grade-point average.
  A grade-point average of 2.00 is required for graduation                     Past Grade-Point Systems
from the University for a bachelor’s degree; 3.00 for            Fall 1968 to Winter 1972: Grades of 4.5 were included in
graduate degrees.                                               computing grade-point averages only up to a point where
  The cumulative grade-point average appears after each         the term or cumulative grade-point averages reached 4.00.
term.                                                           Thus, the term grade-point average and the cumulative
                                                                grade-point average were limited to 4.00.




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  • 1. THIS DOCUMENT IS OFFICIAL ONLY IF OBTAINED DIRECTLY FROM MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY. PRINTED: 01/17/11 PAGE: 01 OF 01 ISSUED TO STUDENT ELLIS, MICHAEL JAMES STUDENT ID: A37601442 PREVIOUS/TRANSFER INSTITUTIONS SUMMER SEMESTER 2009 05/18/09 - 07/02/09 FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED: 08/02 - 06/06 CE 418 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING 3 4.0 FARMINGTON MI SUMMER SEMESTER 2009 05/18/09 - 08/20/09 UNDERGRADUATE CREDIT EGR 393 ENGINEERING COOPERATIVE ED 1 P ADVANCED PLACEMENT CUM CREDITS : 96.0 CUM GPA : 3.8578 MSU SEM CREDITS ACCEPTED: 0.00 -------------------------------------------------- FALL SEMESTER 2009 09/02/09 - 12/18/09 UNDERGRADUATE CREDIT CE 405 DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES 3 4.0 CE 421 ENGINEERING HYDROLOGY 3 4.0 COURSE INFORMATION CE 480 ENVIRONMENTAL MEASUREMENTS LAB 1 3.5 FALL SEMESTER 2006 08/28/06 - 12/15/06 CE 481 ENVIR CHEM: EQUILIBRIUM CONCE 3 4.0 BS 110 ORGANISMS AND POPULATIONS 4 4.0 CE 483 UNIT PROCESS IN ENVIRON ENG 3 4.0 CEM 141 GENERAL CHEMISTRY 4 3.0 FCE 238 PERSONAL FINANCE 3 4.0 ISS 210 SOCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL (D) 4 4.0 CUM CREDITS : 112.0 CUM GPA : 3.8738 MTH 132 CALCULUS I 3 4.0 DEAN'S LIST CUM CREDITS : 15.0 CUM GPA : 3.7333 DEAN'S LIST SPRING SEMESTER 2010 01/11/10 - 05/07/10 CE 485 LANDFILL DESIGN 3 3.5 SPRING SEMESTER 2007 01/08/07 - 05/04/07 CE 487 MICROB FOR ENVIR SCI & ENG 3 4.0 CE 271 INTRO TO CIVIL ENGINEERING 4 3.0 CE 495 SENIOR DESIGN 3 4.0 CEM 161 CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I 1 4.0 IAH 241C CUL & ARTISTIC TRAD EUROPE 4 4.0 MTH 133 CALCULUS II 4 4.0 PKG 101 PRINCIPLES OF PACKAGING 3 4.0 PHY 183 PHYS SCIENTISTS & ENGINEERS I 4 4.0 CUM CREDITS : 128.0 CUM GPA : 3.8779 WRA 110 WRITING: SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 4 4.0 DEAN'S LIST CUM CREDITS : 32.0 CUM GPA : 3.7500 DEAN'S LIST BACHELOR OF SCIENCE GRANTED: 05/07/10 MAJOR: CIVIL ENGINEERING SUMMER SEMESTER 2007 05/15/07 - 06/28/07 COLLEGE: ENGINEERING IAH 207 LIT, CULTURES, IDENTITIES (I) 4 3.5 WITH HIGH HONOR FARMINGTON HILLS MI CUM CREDITS : 36.0 CUM GPA : 3.7222 CONCENTRATION UNDERGRADUATE GRANTED: 05/07/10 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING -------------------------------------------------- FALL SEMESTER 2007 08/27/07 - 12/14/07 CE 221 STATICS 3 4.0 GRADUATE CREDIT CSE 131 TECHNICAL COMP & PROB SOLV 3 3.5 MTH 234 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS 4 4.0 COURSE INFORMATION PHY 184 PHYS SCIENTISTS & ENGINEERS II 4 4.0 FALL SEMESTER 2010 09/01/10 - 12/17/10 CUM CREDITS : 50.0 CUM GPA : 3.7700 ACR 846 LAW ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION 3 4.0 DEAN'S LIST CE 821 GROUNDWATER HYDRAULICS 3 4.0 ENE 802 PHYSICO CHEM PROC ENVIR EGR 3 4.0 ENE 804 BIOLOGICAL PROC ENVIRONMTL EGR 3 4.0 SPRING SEMESTER 2008 01/07/08 - 05/02/08 CUM CREDITS : 12.0 CUM GPA : 4.0000 CE 280 PRIN ENVIRONMENT ENGIN & SCI 3 4.0 ISS 315 GLOBAL DIVRSTY/INTERDEPEND (I) 4 4.0 ME 222 MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLE SOLIDS 4 4.0 SPRING SEMESTER 2011 01/10/11 - 05/06/11 CURRENTLY ENROLLED MTH 235 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3 4.0 ENE 801 DYNAMICS OF ENVIRON SYSTEMS 3 *** CUM CREDITS : 64.0 CUM GPA : 3.8203 ENE 806 LAB FEASIBILITY STUD ENVIR REM 3 *** DEAN'S LIST ENE 880 INDP STDY IN ENVIRON ENGIN 3 *** CUM CREDITS : N/A CUM GPA : N/A FALL SEMESTER 2008 08/25/08 - 12/12/08 MAJOR : ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING CE 312 SOIL MECHANICS 4 4.0 COLLEGE : ENGINEERING CE 321 INTRODUCTION TO FLUID MECHANIC 4 4.0 -----------------NO ENTRIES BELOW THIS LINE----------------- CEM 142 GENERAL & INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3 4.0 ME 201 THERMODYNAMICS 3 4.0 CUM CREDITS : 78.0 CUM GPA : 3.8525 DEAN'S LIST SPRING SEMESTER 2009 01/12/09 - 05/08/09 CE 305 STRUCT ANALYSIS & DESIGN 4 3.5 PROVIDED SOLELY FOR: CE 337 CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS I 4 4.0 MICHAEL ELLIS CHE 201 MATERIAL AND ENERGY BALANCES 3 4.0 ELLISMI4@MSU.EDU STT 351 PROB & STATISTICS ENGINEERING 3 4.0 25499 Hunt Club Blvd CUM CREDITS : 92.0 CUM GPA : 3.8532 Farmington Hills, MI 48335 DEAN'S LIST ------------------------END OF COLUMN-----------------------
  • 2. MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY KEY TO TRANSCRIPT Office of the Registrar East Lansing, MI 48824-0210 (517) 355-3300 http://www.reg.msu.edu The Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) prohibits the release of this record or disclosure of its contents to any third party without the written consent of the student. Authentication of the Transcript Current Grading System A transcript is official when it bears the signature of the THE NUMERICAL SYSTEM: 4.0, 3.5, 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.5, Registrar and the University seal in black ink, is obtained 1.0, 0.0 – Credit is awarded for the following minimum directly from the Office of the Registrar at Michigan State levels—1.0 for undergraduate students and 2.0 for University, and is received by the person for whom it is graduate students. intended. THE CREDIT-NO CREDIT SYSTEM: CR-CREDIT- Course Numbering System Undergraduates must perform at or above the 2.0 level. 001-099 Non-Credit and Institute of Agricultural Graduates must perform at or about the 3.0 level. Technology Courses NC-NO CREDIT-Performance was below 2.0 level for 100-299 Undergraduate Courses undergraduates and below 3.0 level for graduates. 300-499 Advanced Undergraduate Courses 500-699 Graduate-Professional Courses THE PASS-NO GRADE SYSTEM: P-PASS – Credit was 800-899 Graduate Courses granted and the student achieved a level of performance 900-999 Advanced Graduate Courses judged to be satisfactory by the instructor. N-NO GRADE – No credit was granted and the student did Credits not achieve a level of performance judged satisfactory by Effective Fall 1992 courses at Michigan State University the instructor. are given on a semester basis. One credit normally requires three hours of effort a week in class, laboratory, OTHER SYMBOLS USED: and preparation. To convert to quarter credits, the W-WITHDREW DF-DEFERRED semester credits should be multiplied by three halves V-VISITOR ET-EXTENSION (3/2). U-UNFINISHED NGR-NO GRADE REPORTED Prior to Fall 1992 courses at Michigan State University I-INCOMPLETE CP-CONDITIONAL PASS were given on a quarter basis. A transcript may temporarily reflect “LDR” as a grade for Courses Repeated a course which was dropped late and to which a final grade A course repeated is indicated by an S (Superseded) in has not yet been assigned. the column headed SR. The course that repeated a superseded course is indicated by an R (Repeat) in the SR Past Grading Systems column. The cumulative totals and the grade-point Prior to Fall 1988: N-NO GRADE indicated the student average are adjusted to reflect the last grade. officially dropped the course after the middle of the term and was doing passing work, or there was no basis for a Honors grade, or the student did not pass a course approved for An “H” in the Honors column indicates an honors course, grading on a P-N basis. honors section of a course, or the student took a non- Fall 1968 to Winter 1972: The grades of 4.5 and 0.5 were honors course as honors. The latter indicates additional included in the numerical system of grading. The 4.5 was work was completed beyond normal requirements. awarded only for exceptionally high performance. Prior to Fall 1969: X-Condition – Until removed and a Grade-Point Averages grade reported, the course was considered to be a Grade points for each course are determined by deficiency and was included in grade-point averages as a multiplying the numerical grade by the number of credits grade of 0.0 under the numerical system. The X-Condition for the course. Credits for courses in which P, I, N, DF, W, had no affect on the grade-point average if enrollment was ET, CP, CR, NC, U, or V have been received do not affect on the CR-NC system. the grade-point average. A grade-point average of 2.00 is required for graduation Past Grade-Point Systems from the University for a bachelor’s degree; 3.00 for Fall 1968 to Winter 1972: Grades of 4.5 were included in graduate degrees. computing grade-point averages only up to a point where The cumulative grade-point average appears after each the term or cumulative grade-point averages reached 4.00. term. Thus, the term grade-point average and the cumulative grade-point average were limited to 4.00. MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.