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Concentration (Select one 21-credit specialization) Business and Marketing Communication BUS 3601 Marketing Principles ...........................................................3 COM 3440 Public Relations ...................................................................3 COM 4424 Advanced Business and Professional Communication ........3 12 credit hours from the following: BUS 3xxx ....................................................................................up to 9 COM 3xxx ....................................................................................up to 6 COM 4090 Communication Internship (upon qualification) ................6 Scientific and Technical Communication COM 3223 Advanced Technical Writing ...............................................3 COM 3231 Writing about Science .........................................................3 CSE xxxx Computer Science Elective .................................................3 12 credit hours from the following: COM 3xxx ....................................................................................up to 6 COM 4090 Communication Internship (upon qualification) ................6 Restricted Electives (Computer Science, Engineering or Science) .............................................up to 9 Freshman Year FALL CREDITS COM 1101 Composition and Rhetoric ...................................................3 CSE 1301 Introduction to Computer Applications ..............................3 MTH 1701 College Algebra ...................................................................3 Restricted Elective (Physical or Life Science) ....................3 Social Science Elective ........................................................3 15 SPRING COM 1102 Writing about Literature .....................................................3 COM 2xxx Communication Elective .....................................................3 MTH 1702 Applied Calculus .................................................................3 Restricted Elective (Physical or Life Science) ....................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 15 Sophomore Year FALL CREDITS COM 2223 Scientific and Technical Communication ...........................3 or COM 2224 Business and Professional Writing ...............................3 COM 2425 Introduction to Communication .........................................3 COM 2501 Introduction to Visual Communication ...............................3 HUM 2051 Civilization 1 .......................................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 15 SPRING BUS 2601 Legal and Social Environments of Business .......................3 COM 2241 Journalism* ..........................................................................3 COM 2502 Layout and Design ...............................................................3 HUM 2052 Civilization 2 .......................................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 15 Junior Year FALL CREDITS COM 3210 Editing* ...............................................................................3 COM 3425 Mass Communication .........................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 Concentration Courses ........................................................6 15 SPRING BUS 3501 Management Principles .......................................................3 COM 3070 Professional Communication for Executives .......................3 COM 4026 Publishing and the Internet ................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 Concentration Course .........................................................3 15 92 Florida Tech Senior Year FALL CREDITS COM 4430 Research Methods and Materials in Technical and Professional Communication ...................3 HUM xxxx Humanities Elective ............................................................3 Concentration Courses ........................................................6 Free Elective ........................................................................3 15 SPRING HUM xxxx Humanities Elective ............................................................3 Concentration Courses ........................................................6 Free Electives ......................................................................6 15 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 120 *Not always offered in semester indicated. Minors A minor in communication is offered through the department. A complete policy statement regarding minors can be found in the Undergraduate Information and Regulations section of this catalog. Information about current minor offerings is available through the individual departments/colleges. Communication Minor (19 credit hours) COM 2012 Research Sources and Systems* COM 2223 Scientific and Technical Communication or COM 2224 Business Writing COM 2425 Introduction to Communication COM 3070 Professional Communication for Executives Three courses from the following: COM 2150 Creative Writing COM 2241 Journalism COM 3085 Special Topics in Applied Communication COM 3210 Editing COM 3231 Writing about Science COM 3250 Scriptwriting COM 3285 Special Topics in Professional Writing and Editing COM 3425 Mass Communication COM 3440 Public Relations COM 3485 Special Topics in Theoretical Communication COM 3585 Special Topics in Visual Communication COM 4026 Publishing and the Internet COM 4085 Communication Technology: Issues and Applications COM 4424 Advanced Business and Professional Communication *Research Sources and Systems is a one credit-hour course. Note: At least nine (9) credit hours of the communication minor must be taken in the Florida Tech Department of Humanities and Communication. Master of Science Degree Program (See Technical and Professional Communication.) Humanities Bachelor of Arts Professors Nabil I. Matar, Ph.D., 17th-century English literature, Anglo-Islamic history in the Renaissance, civilization of Islam. Gordon M. Patterson, Ph.D., 19th- and 20th-century intellectual history, American history, history of science and technology. Rudolph W. Stoeckel, Ph.D., English Renaissance drama, medieval and renaissance Tuscan history, contemporary American literature. Judith B. Strother, Ph.D., theoretical and applied business communication, scientific and technical communication, editing, applied linguistics, psycholinguistics.
Associate Professors Robert L. Shearer, Ph.D., history of philosophy, existentialism, logic, music history and performance. Robert A. Taylor, Ph.D., modern American history, American Civil War, Florida history. Jane T. Tolbert, Ph.D., journalism, mass communication, scientific and technical communication. Assistant Professors Andrew Aberdein, Ph.D., logic and philosophy. Marcia Denius, M.F.A., poetry, creative writing, scriptwriting, women writers. Lars R. Jones, Ph.D., medieval and renaissance European art, photojournalism, iconography. Lisa Perdigao, Ph.D., English literature. Alan M. Rosiene, Ph.D., rhetorical theory, history of literary theory, deconstruction, cultural studies, freshman composition. Peter-Otto Uhr, Ph.D., foreign languages, opera, history. Adjunct Professor D. Bailey, Ph.D. Professors Emerita Margot A. Haberhern, Ph.D.; Jane E. Patrick, Ph.D. Instructors P. Bernard, M.S.; C. Frongillo, Ph.D.; B. Leach, M.A.; M. Mullins, M.A.; D. Mumford, Ed.D.; M. Ruane, M.A.; J. Teegen, M.A.; F. Wallace, M.S.Ed. Bachelor of Arts Degree Program The major in humanities is an interdisciplinary program of liberal studies with an emphasis on literature, history, philosophy and the fine arts. As a study of the thoughts, actions and values of human beings, along with a comprehensive background in science, mathematics and computers, the humanities major has broad applicability. As a result of the ample allotment of electives, students may adapt the program to individual needs and interests. The major also prepares graduates for a wide variety of careers, including teaching, editing, scriptwriting, public relations, advertising and copywriting. Students wishing to pursue graduate study will be prepared to enter programs in their respective areas of concentration, such as history, philosophy or literature. Degree Requirements Candidates for a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities require a total of 120 credit hours for graduation as follows. COM 1101 Composition and Rhetoric ...................................................3 COM 1102 Writing about Literature .....................................................3 COM xxxx Business and Professional Writing or Speech .....................3 HUM 2051 Civilization 1 .......................................................................3 HUM 2052 Civilization 2 .......................................................................3 Foreign Language (12 credit hours): Four courses in the same language. Concentration (12 credit hours): 2000- and higher-level courses from one of the following areas: literature, history or philosophy. The senior capstone project consists of original research resulting in a substantial written work about a significant issue in the humanities. Humanities (27 credit hours): Including at least three credit hours in each of the following areas: art, music, history, literature and philosophy. Mathematics (6 credit hours) Physical or Life Sciences (6 credit hours) Computer Science (3 credit hours) Liberal Arts Electives (24 credit hours) Social Science Elective (3 credit hours) Free Electives (12 credit hours) Freshman Year FALL CREDITS COM 1101 Composition and Rhetoric ...................................................3 CSE 1301 Introduction to Computer Applications ..............................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 MTH 1701 College Algebra ...................................................................3 Restricted Elective (Science) ..............................................3 15 SPRING COM 1102 Writing about Literature .....................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 MTH 1702 Applied Calculus .................................................................3 Restricted Elective (Science) ..............................................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 15 Sophomore Year FALL CREDITS COM 2224 Business and Professional Writing ......................................3 HUM 2051 Civilization 1 .......................................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 Humanities Elective ............................................................3 Liberal Arts Elective ...........................................................3 15 SPRING HUM 2052 Civilization 2 .......................................................................3 HUM xxxx Humanities Elective ............................................................3 LNG xxxx Foreign Language ................................................................3 Liberal Arts Elective ...........................................................3 Social Science Elective ........................................................3 15 Junior Year FALL CREDITS Concentration ......................................................................3 HUM xxxx Humanities Electives ..........................................................6 Liberal Arts Elective ...........................................................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 15 SPRING Concentration ......................................................................3 HUM xxxx Humanities Elective ............................................................3 Liberal Arts Electives ..........................................................6 Free Elective ........................................................................3 15 Senior Year FALL CREDITS Concentration ......................................................................3 HUM xxxx Humanities Electives ..........................................................6 Liberal Arts Elective ...........................................................3 Free Elective ........................................................................3 15 SPRING HUM 4100 Senior Capstone Project ......................................................3 HUM xxxx Humanities Electives ..........................................................6 Liberal Arts Electives ..........................................................6 15 TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED 120 College of Psychology and Liberal Arts–Communication, Humanities 93
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