2006–2007 - Florida Institute of Technology

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University College Center for Distance Learning Director, Clifford R. Bragdon, Ph.D., AICP (Acting) Center for Professional Development Director, A. Thomas Hollingsworth, Ph.D. Florida Tech Consulting Director, A. Thomas Hollingsworth, Ph.D. Partnership Programs Director, Brian Ehrlich, M.A. SCHOOL OF EXTENDED STUDIES Executive Director Richard E. Enstice, Ph.D. Deputy Executive Director John C. Barranti, Ed.D. Master of Science Acquisition and Contract Management Aerospace Engineering Computer Information Systems Computer Science Electrical Engineering Engineering Management Human Resources Management Logistics Management Management Acquisition and Contract Management eBusiness Human Resources Management Information Systems Logistics Management Transportation Management Materiel Acquisition Management Mechanical Engineering Operations Research Project Management Information Systems Operations Research Software Engineering Space Systems Space Systems Management Systems Management Information Systems Operations Research Professional Master of Business Administration Acquisition and Contract Management eBusiness Human Resources Management Information Systems Master of Public Administration Directors of Graduate Studies Aberdeen Graduate Center Atefeh S. McCampbell, D.B.A. Fort Lee Graduate Center Terry W. Raney, J.D. 152 Florida Tech Hampton Roads Graduate Center Catherine A. Elder, Ph.D. Melbourne Graduate Center Rhoda B. Koss, Ph.D. National Capital Region Center Paul Battaglia, D.B.A. Northeast Graduate Center Richard O. Blalack, D.B.A. Orlando Graduate Center Dennis J. Kulonda, Ph.D. Patuxent Graduate Center Norman W. Chlosta, M.P.A. Redstone Graduate Center William C. Wall Jr., Ph.D. Spaceport Graduate Center Dennis J. Kulonda, Ph.D. Virtual Graduate Center Vicky W. Knerly, M.B.A. (Acting) Dean Clifford R. Bragdon, Ph.D., AICP Professors Richard O. Blalack, D.B.A., Northeast Graduate Center, Management John F. Clark, Ph.D., P.E., Spaceport Graduate Center, Space Systems Dennis J. Kulonda, Ph.D., Orlando Graduate Center, Management Kermit C. Zieg Jr., Ph.D., National Capital Region Graduate Center, Management Associate Professors Paul Battaglia, D.B.A., National Capital Region Graduate Center, Management Vernon C. Gordon, Ph.D., Patuxent Graduate Center, Aerospace Engineering George W. Masters, Ph.D., Patuxent Graduate Center, Electrical Engineering Atefeh S. McCampbell, Ph.D., Aberdeen Graduate Center, Management Jeffrey C. Mitchell, M.S., Spaceport Graduate Center, Space Systems Daniel B. Weddle, Ph.D., Patuxent Graduate Center, Computer Science Assistant Professors Barry A. Bodt, Ph.D., Aberdeen Graduate Center, Management Norman W. Chlosta, M.P.A., Patuxent Graduate Center, Management Catherine A. Elder, Ph.D., Hampton Roads Graduate Center, Management John B. Foulkes, Ph.D., National Capital Region Graduate Center, Management Rhoda B. Koss, Ph.D., Melbourne Graduate Center, Computer Science Jennifer M. Long, Ph.D., Patuxent Graduate Center, Electrical Engineering Lloyd H. Muller, Ed.D., National Capital Region Graduate Center, Management David W. Mutschler, Ph.D., Patuxent Graduate Center, Computer Information Systems Terry W. Raney, J.D., Fort Lee Graduate Center, Management William C. Wall, Jr., Ph.D., Northeast Graduate Center, Management Instructor David W. Clay, Spaceport Graduate Center, Computer Science
Professors Emeriti David E. Clapp, Ph.D.; Arthur L. Holt, Ph.D., Ronald L. Marshall, Ph.D. Organization University College is home to the Center for Distance Learning, Center for Professional Development, Florida Tech Consulting, Partnership Programs and the School of Extended Studies. The Center for Distance Learning focuses on the identification, development and marketing of courses and programs (undergraduate, graduate and professional development) for delivery using distance-learning technologies. The Center for Professional Development provides professional development through quality educational training, seminars, short courses and workshops. Program fees are due on acceptance or confirmation into the selected program. Fees may be reduced for multiple participants who register as a team. To cancel participation and receive a full refund, the participant must contact the university in writing or by e-mail 10 business days before the published start date for the program. If notification is less than 10 days, a refund for the registration amount, minus an administration fee, will be issued. If the participant does not cancel and does not attend, the participant will be responsible for the full fee. One transfer is allowed per registration. Qualified substitutes can be accommodated with advance written notice. The university reserves the right to cancel any program because of low enrollment. The decision will be made 10 days before the published start date for the program. A full refund will be made to those who had registered for the canceled program. For academic courses taken by non-traditional students for credit, audit or CEUs, the university academic policies for withdrawal and refunds will apply. Please see Research: Institutes, Centers and Major Laboratories in this catalog for more information about these and other research and education centers at the university. School of Extended Studies The School of Extended Studies offers master’s degree programs at 12 graduate centers in five states. The programs are conducted in a traditional manner with admission and graduation standards the same as those required on the main campus. Inquiries about Extended Studies programs should be addressed to: Florida Institute of Technology Executive Director, School of Extended Studies 150 West University Boulevard Melbourne, FL 32901-6975 (321) 674-8880 Fax (800) 676-9245 http://uc.fit.edu Degree Programs The procedures for admission, specific degree requirements and curriculum offerings are published separately in the School of Extended Studies catalog. A summary chart of degrees offered by graduate center locations appears at the end of this section. Management courses used to support the School of Extended Studies’ master’s programs are identified by the prefix MGT, and listed in the Course Descriptions section of the School of Extended Studies catalog. Distance Learning The professional M.B.A., M.S. in computer information systems and all of the M.S., management programs, are available in a complete online distance-learning mode. Visit the Web site at http://uc.fit.edu/segs for current course offerings and enrollment information. Courses may be completed for graduate credit toward a master’s degree, or for non-credit continuing education. Also, 11 graduate certificate programs are available via online distance learning. A graduate certificate program requires completion of five courses for a total of 15 graduate credit hours. Enrollment information and further details about the graduate certificate programs may be obtained from the graduate centers or in the published school catalog. Graduate certificate programs currently available online: • Business Management • Contract Management • eBusiness • Human Resources Management • Information Systems Management • Logistics Management • Materiel Acquisition Management • Program Management • Quality Management • Systems Management • Transportation Management Acquisition and Contract Management Master of Science Degree Program The Master of Science program in Acquisition and Contract Management is designed for adult working professionals in the public and private sectors of acquisition and contract management. The curriculum provides coverage of federal procurement practices, current issues in contracting and contract administration, legal and financial aspects of government contracting and policy issues associated with acquisition and contract management. Individuals without current experience in acquisition and contract management may be accepted into this program; however, all program prerequisite courses must be fulfilled. Admission Requirements The applicant to the Master of Science in Acquisition and Contract Management program must have a bachelor’s degree; however, the degree need not be in business administration. Students with undergraduate business degrees or courses may be able to waive the program prerequisites based on evaluations of their undergraduate academic transcripts. University College–Acquisition and Contract Management 153 University College
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