2008–2009 - Florida Institute of Technology

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Institute for Computing and Information Systems ................................9 Institute for Energy Systems .......................9 Institute for Marine Research .....................9 Institute for Materials Science and Nanotechnology .......................................9 Institutes, Centers and Major Laboratories .............................................8 Instructional Technology Concentration ....................................... 150 Insurance ...................................................20 Interdisciplinary Science ......................... 135 Interdisciplinary Study ............................192 International Baccalaureate ......................27 International Business ...............................54 International Examinations ....................... 19 International Student Information ..................................6, 28, 34 International Student and Scholar Services ...................................................6 International/Study Abroad Programs............................................8, 43 Intramurals ..................................................7 Introduction to Engineering ....................189 Keuper Administration Building .................4 Languages and Linguistics (Nondegree) ..................................159, 193 Laser, Optics and Instrumentation Laboratory .................................................10 Liberal Arts Elective ................................. 31 Library, Evans..............................................4 Loans ......................................................... 14 Maglev Laboratory .................................. 143 Management, Engineering ................ 77, 189 Management Information Systems Minor .....................................................55 Management Minor ...................................55 Managing Information Technology ...........56 Marine Biology Option ............................ 121 Marketing Communication, Graduate Certificate in .......................................102 Master of Arts in Teaching .............. 149, 187 Master of Business Administration ...........55 Master of Business Administration, Executive ...............................................55 Master’s Degree Policies............................35 Master’s Degree Programs, Accelerated ....29 Materials and Structures Specialization ...87 Mathematical Sciences ................... 130, 197 Mathematical Sciences, Applied Mathematics ................................ 130, 197 Mathematics Education ...145, 152, 153, 187 Mathematics Minor, Computational ....... 132 Meal Plans .................................................21 Mechanical Engineering ............. 92, 95, 193 Meteorology ................................. 80, 85, 196 Microelectronics Laboratory .....................10 Middle Grades Mathematics and Science ........................................ 146, 187 Military Science (Army ROTC) ...... 159, 197 Military Science Option .......................... 135 Ministry, Campus........................................7 Minor, Accounting ....................................55 Minor, Biology .........................................122 Minor, Business Administration................54 Minor, Chemistry ....................................129 Minor, Communication ........................... 101 Minor, Computational Mathematics ....... 132 238 Florida Tech Minor, Computer Science .........................68 Minor, Education .................................... 149 Minor, Forensic Psychology .....................106 Minor, History ......................................... 101 Minor, Management ..................................55 Minor, Management Information Systems ..................................................55 Minor, Psychology ...................................106 Minors .......................................................32 Misconduct, Dismissal (Grad) ..................39 Mission Statement .................................. IFC Molecular Biology Option ....................... 121 National Center for Hydrogen Fuel Research ................................................10 Naval Architecture and Ocean Systems Specialization ............................................87 New Student Information .........................22 Nondegree Programs ............................... 158 Notification of Grades ...............................23 Notification/Right of Appeal (Undergrad) ...........................................33 Not Permitted to Register (Undergrad) .....32 Oak Ridge Associated Universities ..............8 Ocean Engineering......................81, 86, 200 Ocean Instrumentation Specialization ......87 Oceanography .............................. 82, 87, 201 Oceanography Concentration, Biological .........................................82, 87 Oceanography Concentration, Chemical .........................................82, 87 Oceanography Concentration, Coastal Zone Management ...........................82, 87 Oceanography Option, Geological ............87 Oceanography Concentration, Marine Environmental Science..........................82 Oceanography Concentration, Physical ............................................83, 87 Off-Campus Programs ........................ 2, 157 Operation and Control ................................3 Operations Research .......................132, 203 Organizational Behavior Management .................................109, 111 Panther Access Card ID/Debit Account ... 19 Part-Time Student Definition ....................22 Payment Deadlines.................................... 18 Payment Policies........................................ 18 Performing Arts Center, Gleason ................4 Personnel Directory ................................. 214 Petition to Graduate ..................................23 Physical Education ..................................204 Physical Oceanography Option .................83 Physics ..................................... 137, 140, 206 Physics, Preprofessional Physics.............. 137 Physics Option, Science Education .....................................149, 153 Placement Examinations ........................... 19 Premedical Biology .................................. 121 Premedical Chemistry Option ................128 Preprofessional Biology Option ............... 121 Preprofessional Physics ........................... 137 Probation ............................................. 33, 39 Professional Development Division ..... 2, 157 Program Plan (Grad) .................................36 Psychology ............................... 102, 105, 206 Psychology and Liberal Arts, College of...........................................2, 98 Psychology, Clinical ................................ 113 Psychology, Forensic ........................104, 205 Psychology, Industrial/ Organizational ..............................110, 112 Psychology Minor ....................................106 Psychology Minor, Forensic .....................106 Psychology, School of ..............................102 Readmission Policy ....................................23 Recreation ...................................................7 Refund Policy ............................................ 19 Registering Online ....................................22 Registration ...............................................22 Registration Prior to Admission (Grad) .....35 Release of Student Information .................24 Remote Sensing, Center for ......................10 Research ......................................................8 Research Chemistry Option ....................128 Research, Operations ......................132, 203 Residence, Doctoral Program ....................38 Residence Life/Residential Facilities ........................................ 4, 7, 21 Residence Hall Deposit Refunds ...............21 Residency Requirement (Undergrad) ........30 Restricted Elective .................................... 31 Right of Appeal/Notification .....................33 Robotics and Spatial Systems Laboratory ............................................. 11 ROTC Course Substitution .....................160 ROTC Credits Used for Graduation .........30 ROTC Scholarships................................. 159 ROTC Training Credit ..............................28 Satisfactory Progress Standards for Financial Aid Recipients (Undergrad/Grad) .............................17, 18 Schedule Changes .....................................22 Scholarships and Financial Aid (Undergrad/Grad) .................................. 14 School of Psychology ...............................102 Science, College of .............................. 2, 117 Science Education ............ 147, 153, 154, 155 Science Education, Elementary .............. 150 Science Education, Informal ................... 153 Senate, Faculty ........................................ 217 Senior Citizen Program .............................22 Services .......................................................5 Social Science Elective .............................. 31 Sociology ................................................. 210 Software Engineering .................. 67, 68, 212 Software Testing, Education and Research, Center for ........................ 10, 70 Software Testing Specialization ................69 Southgate Apartments ........................... 4, 21 Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy .......................... 11 Space Sciences .........................138, 141, 211 Space Sciences, Astrobiology .................. 139 Space Sciences, Astronomy and Astrophysics .........................................139 Space Systems Courses ........................... 210 Specialist in Education ..................... 117, 145 Sportfish Research Institute ...................... 11 Sports and Recreation Center, Clemente .............................................4, 7 State Financial Aid Programs .................... 15 Statute of Limitations (Grad) ....................39 Structures Specialization ..........................65 Structures, Solid Mechanics and Materials Specialization ........................95 Student Accident and Health Insurance ...20 Student Accounts ...................................... 19
Student Center, Denius ...........................4, 7 Student Employment ...................................6 Student Housing Facilities .................... 4, 21 Student Information, Release of ................24 Student Organizations .................................7 Student Right to Know ..............................25 Student Success Program ..........................29 Studies-Related Assistance .......................29 Study Abroad Programs (Undergrad) ....8, 43 Study at Other Institutions..................32, 37 Summary of Required Admission Materials (Grad) .................................. 231 Summer Field Biology Courses ............... 118 Suspension (Undergrad) ............................33 Systems Engineering ......................... 78, 212 Teaching, Master of Arts in ............. 149, 187 Technical and Professional Communication ................................... 101 Technical Elective ..................................... 31 Technology, eCommerce ...........................53 Thermal-Fluid Sciences Specialization .....95 Thesis ........................................................36 Time Limits (M.S., Ed.D., Ph.D., Psy.D.) ...................................................39 Time Payment Plan ................................... 19 Training Credit, ROTC .............................28 Transcripts .....................................22, 26, 34 Transfer Credit and Student Information ......................................28, 37 Trustees, Board of ................................... 214 Tuition ....................................................... 18 Tuition (Deposit/Payment Plan) ................ 19 Tuition, Housing and Board Refunds ........21 Undeclared Major (Undergrad) .................33 Undergraduate Awards and Scholarship ... 16 Undergraduate Core Requirements ...........30 Undergraduate Curriculum Committee ........................................... 218 Undergraduate Grading System ................29 Undergraduate Student Information .........25 United Campus Ministry ............................7 University Center for Information Assurance ..............................................70 University College ............................... 2, 157 University Financial Support .....................13 University Food Services ....................... 7, 21 Varsity Athletics and Intramurals ................7 Vero Beach Marine Laboratory ........... 11, 90 Veterans Accounts .....................................20 Veterans Affairs, Office of ...........................7 Veterans Benefits .......................................20 Warning, Probation and Suspension for Financial Aid and Scholarship Recipients .........................................17, 18 Water Resources Specialization ................65 Web Registration .......................................22 Wind and Hurricane Impacts Research Laboratory ............................................. 11 Wireless Center of Excellence ................... 11 Withdrawal Policy .....................................23 Women’s Business Center .........................12 Index 239
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