There are different course numbers for each year. Register for the course number that corresponds to the level of courses you are taking in your major/program. If you are classified higher in myPurdue, you can request a classification override.
There are different course numbers if you are taking VIP as part of the FYE VIP Learning Community pilot (taken with ENGR 13300) or senior design.
VIP course numbers
- VIP 17911: First year participation in VIP for first semester FYE VIP LC students (offered in fall)
- VIP 17912: First year participation in VIP for second semester FYE VIP LC students (offered in spring)
- VIP 17910: First year participation in VIP (primarily Data Mine LC students, although there are limited spots available in spring)
- VIP 27920: Sophomore participation in VIP
- VIP 37920: Junior participation in VIP
- VIP 47920: Senior participation in VIP
- VIP 47921: First semester senior design participation in VIP (Note: departmental eligibility requirements must also be satisfied)
- VIP 47922: Second semester senior design participation in VIP
The section matters! Please see the scheduling assistant walkthrough instructions below.
- Each VIP team is a different section of the courses above. It is important that you register for the team that aligns with your interests. See the teams link to find more info and expectations of each of the teams.
- Each team will meet weekly. Some teams have an established meeting time as shown in myPurdue, and others will schedule the meeting based on member availability. In general, course conflicts with the team meeting time (lab section) will not be approved.
- In addition to the team/lab meetings, each registered student is expected to participate in 10 Professional Development (PD) activities during the semester. The course lecture meets weekly, and each week counts as one "PD credit." Therefore, you should plan to attend the lecture most weeks. However, there are other opportunities to earn credits, so please contact VIP if you have a conflict with the lecture.
VIP must be taken for a letter grade. It cannot be taken P/NP.




