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Index Academic Calendar ......................................................2 Academic Dismissal .............................................24, 32 Academic Information (Undergrad) ....................12, 20 Academic Policies (Grad) ..........................................26 Academic Probation (Undergrad) ..............................24 Academic Regulations ...............................................22 Academic Residency Requirement (Undergrad) ...9, 21 Academic Support Center ...............................6, 16, 23 Accident Insurance ....................................................11 Accounting .................................................................45 Accounting Minor ......................................................47 Accreditation and Memberships ..................................3 Acquisition and Contract Management ...................153 Additional Degree (Undergrad) .................................22 Administration .........................................................210 Administration Building, Keuper ................................5 Admission Expectations (Undergrad) .................. 16, 17 Admission Materials Summary (Grad) ......................28 Admission Procedures and Requirements (Undergrad/Grad) ...........................................16, 26 Admission to Degree Candidacy (Grad) ....................31 Advanced Placement Program ...................................17 Advanced Therapy and Biomedical Research, Joint Center for ...................................................158 Advising .................................................................6, 12 Aerodynamics and Fluid Dynamics Specialization ...54 Aeronautical Science and Flight Option ............. 37, 38 Aeronautics, College of ..........................................2, 35 Aeronautics Education Technical Area ................... 111 Aerospace Engineering ..............................52, 152, 189 Aerospace Structures and Materials Specialization ........................................................54 Airport Development and Management Option ........39 Americans with Disabilities Act Accommodation .......4 Animal Learning and Behavior ................................108 Appeal, Notification Right of (Undergrad) ................25 Applied Aviation Safety Option .................................39 Applied Behavior Analysis .........................................95 Applied Business Research, Center for ...................157 Applied Mathematics ....................................... 114, 132 Applied Optics Laboratory .......................................140 Aquaculture Option ................................................. 119 Army ROTC Scholarship Program .................... 21, 110 Articulation Agreements ............................................18 Arts Center, Gleason Performing ................................5 Astronomy and Astrophysics Laboratory .................150 Astronomy and Astrophysics Option .......................148 Athletics (Varsity/Intramural) .....................................7 Attendance (Undergrad) ............................................22 Audit ..........................................................................13 Aviation ......................................................................38 Aviation Computer Science .......................................39 Aviation Flight ......................................................... 161 Aviation Human Factors ....................................40, 161 Aviation Management and Flight Option .......... 41, 162 Aviation Management Internship Program ...............37 Aviation Meteorology and Flight Option ...................42 Aviation Science .......................................................162 Aviation Technology .................................................163 Banking and Check Cashing .....................................10 Behavior Analysis .......................................................96 Behavior Management ...............................................97 Biochemistry .................................................... 116, 163 Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Institute for .........................................................156 Biomedical Research, Joint Center for Advanced Therapy and .................................158 Biological Oceanography Option ...............................83 Biological Sciences ........................................... 118, 163 Biological Sciences, Aquaculture Option ................ 119 Biological Sciences Ecology Option ........................ 119 Biological Sciences, General Biology Option .......... 119 Biological Sciences, Marine Biology Option ........... 119 230 Florida Tech Biological Sciences, Molecular Biology Option ....... 119 Biological Sciences, Preprofessional Biology Option .................................................... 119 Biology Minor ...........................................................121 Biology Option, Science Education .........................142 Biotechnology Option ..............................................121 Board of Trustees .....................................................210 Bookstore .....................................................................4 Botanical Garden .........................................................4 Business Administration ......................................45, 47 Business Administration, Executive Master of .........48 Business Administration Minor .................................47 Business and Environmental Studies ........................46 Business, College of ...............................................2, 44 Business Courses ..................................................... 167 Business, Information Systems in ..............................46 Calendar, Academic .....................................................2 Campus Environment ..................................................4 Campus Maps ..................................................227, 228 Campus Ministry .........................................................8 Campus Services Office ..............................................7 Campus Standards, Behavior and University Discipline .....................................11 Cancellation of Housing and Meal Plan Contracts ...11 Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations .......18 Career Services ............................................................6 Cell and Molecular Biology Option .........................121 Center for Applied Business Research ....................157 Center for Computation and Intelligence ..................67 Center for Corrosion and Biofouling Control ..........157 Center for Distance Learning ...................... 3, 153, 157 Center for High Resolution Microscopy and Imaging ........................................................157 Center for Professional Development ..................3, 153 Center for Remote Sensing ......................................158 Center for Software Testing Education and Research .................................................88, 158 Change of Major (Undergrad) ....................................24 Chemical Engineering .......................................56, 171 Chemical Management Option ...............................125 Chemical Oceanography Option ...............................83 Chemistry ........................................................123, 172 Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Dual Degree .......57 Chemistry, Chemical Management Option ............125 Chemistry, General Chemistry Option ...................124 Chemistry Minor .....................................................125 Chemistry Option, Science Education ....................142 Chemistry, Premedical Chemistry Option ..............125 Chemistry, Research Option ...................................124 Civil Engineering ...............................................58, 179 Classification of Students (Undergrad/Grad) ......22, 27 Clemente Center for Sports and Recreation ...........4, 7 Clinical Behavior Analysis .........................................96 Clinical Psychology ....................................................99 Coastal Processes and Engineering Specialization ...81 Coastal Zone Management Option ...........................83 Co-curricular Activities ...............................................7 College-Level Examination Program .........................17 College of Aeronautics ...........................................2, 35 College of Business ................................................2, 44 College of Engineering ..........................................3, 50 College of Psychology and Liberal Arts .................3, 90 College of Science ................................................ 3, 112 College, University ................................................ 3,152 Columbia Village ......................................................4, 9 Combustion and Propulsion Specialization ...............54 Communication ........................................... 91, 94, 174 Communication Minor ..............................................92 Communication, Technical and Professional ............94 Community College Dual Enrollment ......................16 Comprehensive Examination .....................................30 Computational Mathematics Minor ........................133 Computer Education ................................................127 Computer Engineering ...................................... 61, 180 Computer Information Systems ....................... 154, 173 Computer Literacy ..................................... 21, 132, 161 Computer Science ...................................... 64, 152, 176 Computer Science Minor ...........................................66 Computing and Information Systems, Institute for .........................................................156 Conference and Special Events Services .....................7 Construction Management Specialization ................60 Consulting, Florida Tech .....................................3, 153 Continuing Education ...............................................13 Cooperative Education ..........................6, 52, 113, 180 Cooperative Education Credits .................................21 Core Requirements, Undergraduate .................. 21, 161 Corrosion and Biofouling Control, Center for .........157 Counseling and Psychological Services .......................6 Course Cancellation/Schedule Changes ...................12 Course Descriptions ................................................ 161 Course Numbers Defined ..........................................12 Course Requirements, Master’s Degree ....................29 Course Substitution (Undergrad) ..............................22 Credit by Examination (Undergrad) ..........................16 Credit Hours Defined ................................................12 Credit Hour Requirements (Doctoral) ......................30 Dean’s List (Undergrad) .............................................20 Debit Account ............................................................10 Degree Candidacy ......................................................31 Degree Programs ....................................................IBC Delinquent Accounts .................................................10 Dependent Insurance Coverage ................................11 Deposits .......................................................................9 Design Project ............................................................29 Directed Study ...........................................................12 Directory ..................................................................210 Disciplinary Dismissal ...............................................25 Dismissal (Undergrad/Grad) ...............................24, 32 Distance Learning ...................................................153 Distance Learning, Center for ..................... 3, 153, 157 Dissertation (Proposal, Preparation and Defense) ....31 Distinguished Student Scholars (Undergrad) ...........20 Doctoral Committee ..................................................30 Doctoral Degree Requirements .................................30 Doctoral Students, Dismissal ....................................33 Doctor of Education ...........................................32, 112 Drop/Withdrawal Policy ............................................13 Dual Enrollment Program .........................................16 Dual Majors and Additional Degrees ........................22 Dynamic Systems and Controls Laboratory ............158 Dynamic Systems, Robotics and Controls Specialization .............................................................78 Early Admission (Undergrad) ....................................16 Earth and Space Sciences Option, Science Education .............................................. 143 Ecology Option ........................................................ 119 Education, Computer ...............................................127 Education Courses ...................................................184 Education, Doctor of ..........................................32, 112 Education, Elementary Science ...............................128 Education, Environmental .......................................129 Education, Informal Science ...................................144 Education, Master of .......................................112, 128 Education, Mathematics ..........................................133 Education Minor ..............................................134, 144 Education, Science .................................................. 141 Education, Specialist in ................................... 112, 135 Electives (Undergrad) ........................................ 21, 161 Electrical Engineering ...............................68, 152, 180 Elementary Science Education ................................128 Emeritus Faculty ......................................................225 Employment, Student ..................................................6 Energy Systems, Institute for ...................................156 Engineering, Aerospace .............................52, 152, 189 Engineering, Chemical ......................................56, 171
Engineering, Civil .......................................... 58, 179 Engineering, College of .....................................3, 50 Engineering, Computer ................................. 61, 180 Engineering Design Elective .................................22 Engineering, Electrical ..........................68, 152, 180 Engineering, General (Nondegree) .......................52 Engineering Management ...................... 71, 152, 186 Engineering, Mechanical ...................... 76, 152, 189 Engineering, Ocean ....................................... 79, 195 Engineering Science Elective ................................22 Engineering, Software ...........................................86 Engineering, Systems .............................................88 English as a Second Language ............... 14, 109, 187 English Language Proficiency ..................16, 26, 109 Enrolling for Dependent Coverage ........................ 11 Environmental Education ....................................129 Environmental Engineering Specialization ...........60 Environmental Resource Management ................. 74 Environmental Sciences ................................72, 186 Environmental Studies, Business and ...................46 Equivalency Examinations ..................................... 17 Evans Library ...........................................................5 Evinrude Marine Operations Center ....................86 Examinations ......................................................... 16 Executive Master of Business Administration .......48 Expenses and General Information .........................9 Extended Studies, School of ............................ 3, 153 Facilities ...................................................................4 Faculty Adviser System ......................................6, 12 Faculty, Emeritus .................................................225 Faculty/Research Professionals ........................... 214 Faculty Senate ...................................................... 213 Fast Track Master’s Program for College of Engineering Honors Students ........................... 51 Federal Assistance (Grad) .....................................33 FERPA ................................................................... 14 Final Program Examination ...................................29 Financial Aid and Scholarships (Undergrad) ........ 18 Financial Assistance (Grad) ..................................33 Financial Support ....................................................4 FlexCash ..................................................................9 Flight Programs .....................................................36 Flight Training Elective ......................................... 21 Florida TechStart ................................................. 158 Food Service ............................................................7 Foreign Languages (Undergrad) ............................22 Forensic Psychology ..................................... 103, 201 Forensic Psychology Minor ..................................104 Forgiveness Policy ..................................................23 Four-Year Guarantee ..............................................20 Free Elective .......................................................... 21 Freshman Admission Requirements ...................... 16 Full-Time Student Definition ................................12 General Biology Option ....................................... 119 General Chemistry Option ..................................124 General Engineering (Nondegree) ........................52 General Information ................................................9 General Science (Nondegree) ............................. 114 General Science Option, Science Education ...... 143 General Studies (Nondegree) .............................109 Geo-environmental Specialization ........................60 Geological Oceanography Option ..........................84 Geospace Physics Laboratory .............................. 150 Geotechnical Specialization ..................................60 Gleason Performing Arts Center .............................5 Grade Notification .................................................13 Grade Point Average ........................................ 13, 19 Grading and Honors ...............................................20 Grading System Requirements (Undergrad/Grad) .......................................20, 31 Graduate Assistantships/Scholarships ..................33 Graduate Certificate Programs ............................ 153 Graduate Council ................................................ 213 Graduate Information and Regulations .................26 Graduate, Petition to ..............................................13 Graduate Study at Other Institutions ....................30 Graduation Honors and Requirements (Undergrad) .......................................................20 Grants and Scholarships ........................................ 19 Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution ............86 Health Center, Holzer .............................................6 Health Insurance ................................................... 11 High-Energy Physics Laboratory .........................140 High School Dual Enrollment ............................... 16 History .....................................................................3 Home Schooled Applicants .................................... 16 Honors (Undergrad) ...............................................20 Housing and Board Information ..............................9 Housing Deposit ......................................................9 Housing/Meal Plan Refund ................................... 11 Humanities ....................................................92, 187 Humanities Elective .............................................. 21 Human Resources Management .......................... 152 Hydrogen Fuel Research, National Center for .... 159 Hydrographic Engineering Specialization ............. 81 ID Card .................................................................. 10 Incomplete Work ....................................................13 Industrial/Organizational Psychology .........104, 108 Informal Science Education ................................144 Information Assurance, University Center for ......67 Information Systems in Business ...........................46 Information Systems, Computer .................. 152, 154 Information Systems, Management ............... 47, 152 Information Systems Minor, Management ............47 Information Technology Services ............................5 Institute for Biological and Biomedical Sciences .......................................................... 156 Institute for Computing and Information Systems ........................................................... 156 Institute for Energy Systems ................................ 156 Institute for Marine Research ............................. 157 Institute for Materials Science and Nanotechnology ....................................... 157 Instructional Technology Concentration .............127 Insurance ............................................................... 11 Interdisciplinary Science .....................................130 Interdisciplinary Study ........................................188 International Baccalaureate ................................... 18 International Examinations ................................... 18 International Student Information .................. 11, 16 International Student and Scholar Services ............7 International/Study Abroad Programs ...............8, 39 Intramurals ..............................................................7 Introduction to Engineering ................................186 Keuper Administration Building ..............................5 Languages and Linguistics (Nondegree) .... 109, 188 Laser, Optics and Instrumentation Laboratory ... 159 Liberal Arts Elective .............................................. 21 Library, Evans ..........................................................5 Lightwave and Optronics Laboratory ....................70 Loans ......................................................................20 Logistics Management ......................................... 152 Maglev Laboratory ............................................... 141 Management, Engineering .................... 71, 152, 186 Management Information Systems ................ 47, 152 Management Information Systems Minor .............47 Management Minor ...............................................47 Management Programs ........................................ 152 Marine Biology Option ........................................ 119 Marine Environmental Science Concentration .....83 Marine Geology and Geophysics Laboratory ........85 Marine Research, Institute for ............................ 157 Materials Science and Nanotechnology, Institute for ..................................................... 157 Master’s Degree Policies ........................................27 Master of Business Administration .......................47 Master of Business Administration, Executive .....48 Master of Arts in Teaching .................................. 151 Materials and Structures Specialization ............... 81 Materiel Acquisition Management ...................... 153 Mathematical Sciences ................................ 131, 193 Mathematical Sciences, Applied Mathematics ........................................... 114, 132 Mathematics Education ....................................... 133 Mathematics Minor, Computational ................... 133 Meal Plans ...............................................................9 Mechanical Engineering ........................ 76, 152, 189 Meteorology .......................................42, 73, 75, 192 Microelectronics Laboratory ............................... 159 Military Science (Army ROTC) .................. 110, 193 Military Science Option ...................................... 131 Ministry, Campus ....................................................8 Minor, Accounting .................................................47 Minor, Biology ...................................................... 121 Minor, Business Administration ............................47 Minor, Chemistry ................................................125 Minor, Communication .........................................92 Minor, Computational Mathematics ................... 133 Minor, Computer Science ......................................66 Minor, Education .........................................134, 144 Minor, Forensic Psychology ................................. 103 Minor, Management ..............................................47 Minor, Management Information Systems ............47 Minor, Psychology ................................................107 Minors ....................................................................23 Misconduct, Dismissal ..........................................33 Mission Statement ...................................................1 Molecular Biology Option .................................... 119 National Center for Hydrogen Fuel Research ..... 159 National Center for Small Business Information ..................................................... 159 Naval Architecture and Ocean Systems Specialization .................................................... 81 New Student Information ...................................... 16 Nondegree Programs ............................. 52, 109, 114 Notification of Grades ...........................................13 Notification/Right of Appeal (Undergrad) ............25 Not Permitted to Register (Undergrad) .................23 Oak Ridge Associated Universities ...................... 156 Ocean Engineering ........................................ 79, 195 Oceanography ................................................82, 197 Oceanography/Earth Science Education Concentration ................................ 141 Off-Campus Programs ......................................... 153 Operation and Control .............................................4 Operations Research ..............................52, 136, 198 Organizational Behavior Management ..................97 Panther Access Card ID/Debit Account ............... 10 Part-Time Student Definition ................................12 Payment Policies ................................................ 9, 10 Performing Arts Center, Gleason ............................5 Petition to Graduate ...............................................13 Physical Education ...............................................199 Physical Oceanography Option .............................83 Physics .......................................................... 137, 199 Physics, Preprofessional Physics Option .............138 Physics Option, Science Education .....................144 Placement Examinations ....................................... 16 Premedical Biology .............................................. 119 Premedical Chemistry Option .............................124 Preprofessional Biology Option ........................... 119 Preprofessional Physics Option ...........................138 Probation .......................................................... 19, 32 Professional Development, Center for ............. 3, 153 Professional M.B.A. ............................................. 152 Program Plan (Grad) ..............................................29 Project Management ........................................... 152 Psychology .................................................... 107, 201 Psychology and Liberal Arts, College of ............3, 90 Psychology, Clinical ...............................................99 Psychology, Forensic ............................................ 103 Psychology, Industrial/Organizational .........104, 108 Psychology Minor .................................................108 Psychology Minor, Forensic .................................104 Psychology, School of .......................................90, 95 Index 231 Index
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C F hoosing the right university is
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Welcome to Florida Tech Academic Ca
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The Office of Career Services perso
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Continuing Education Continuing Edu
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Undergraduate Information and Regul
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International Examinations Credit i
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Graduate Information and Regulation
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Summary of Required Admission Mater
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All oral examinations must be inclu
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of training, and adds to the traini
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SPRING AVM 4302 Aviation Law ......
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Sophomore Year FALL CREDITS CSE 140
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Junior Year FALL CREDITS AVF 4001 M
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College of Business Bachelor of Sci
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Business and Environmental Studies
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managing information technology or
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College of Engineering Bachelor of
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master’s degrees. The credit hour
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SPRING MAE 4014 Control Systems ...
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lowest tunnel speeds. The Aerospace
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Curriculum Prior to the completion
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Junior Year FALL CREDITS CVE 3015 S
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Assistant Professors Georgios C. An
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professional record indicating a hi
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SPRING CSE 4102 Computer Science Pr
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Electrical Engineering Bachelor of
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Curriculum To earn the master of sc
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Environmental Sciences DEPARTMENT O
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these needs, the environmental scie
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Degree Requirements The doctoral de
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SPRING MAE 4014 Control Systems ...
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Adjunct Professors S. Bradfield, Ph
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Degree Requirements The doctor of p
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SUMMER OCN 4911 Marine Field Projec
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Physical Oceanography: Supports gra
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Research Activities Software engine
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College of Psychology and Liberal A
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Concentration (Select one 21-credit
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Technical and Professional Communic
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Analytic: ABA seeks to identify fun
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Year 2 (Capstone Project Option) FA
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Psychology doctoral candidates work
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Individual Differences (6 credit ho
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Bachelor of Arts Degree Program Deg
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other I/O faculty. The small class
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Bachelor of Arts Degree Program Deg
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College of Science Bachelor of Scie
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General Science DEPARTMENT OF CHEMI
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Research Activities Active areas of
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which must be submitted during the
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Junior Year (Ecology Option) FALL C
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Admission Requirements The applican
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Rudolf J. Wehmschulte, Ph.D., mater
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SPRING CHM 3012 Physical Chemistry
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Degree Requirements The master’s
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Curriculum The following courses ar
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Syamal K. Sen, Ph.D., computer-base
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Freshman Year FALL CREDITS COM 1101
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Required Courses EDS 5070 Education
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Laszlo Baksay, Ph.D., experimental
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on the following list, all of which
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Computer Science Engineering Enviro
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SPRING BIO 1020 Biological Discover
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Science (9 credit hours) The candid
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SPS 4010 Astrophysics 1 ...........
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University College Center for Dista
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The Graduate Record Examination (GR
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Research: Institutes, Centers and M
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materials. Support staff maintains
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Southeastern Association for Resear
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AVF 4003 AIRTAXI FLIGHT TRAINING (2
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BIO 2010 MICROBIOLOGY (4 credits).
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BIO 5060 BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY OF SEA
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BUS 3211 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING 1
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BUS 5220 CONTRACT MANAGEMENT RESEAR
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CHE 4285 DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS (3 c
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CIS 5200 ADVANCED PROGRAMMING (3 cr
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Computer Science CSE 1000 INTRODUCT
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CSE 5400 TOPICS IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
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