POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY 2005-2007

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DEGREES OFFERED AT <strong>POLYTECHNIC</strong> Polytechnic offers a wide range of degree programs leading to award of the degrees Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, Master of Engineering and Doctor of Philosophy. These programs are offered at four University locations: Brooklyn, Long Island, Manhattan and Westchester. In addition, the MS in Management and in Organizational Behavior are offered in Israel. The table below indicates the degrees registered at each campus. Please check with each department to confirm that a program is currently available at the locations indicated below. Graduate courses taken at any campus are applicable toward MS and PhD degree programs officially offered at another campus. Most graduate courses are offered in the evening or late afternoon. While PhD seminars, qualifying exams, etc., are available only on the Brooklyn campus, dissertation research may be at another campus where the faculty adviser is resident. Program Title HEGIS code 1 Brooklyn Long Island Westchester Manhattan 3 Israel Bioinformatics 1999.20 MS Biomedical Engineering 0905 MS MS Biomolecular Science 6 0499 BS Business & Technology Management 0599 BS Chemical & Biological Engineering 0906 BS Chemical Engineering 0906 MS, PhD Chemistry 1905 MS, PhD 5 MS Civil Engineering 0908 BS, MS, PhD Computer Engineering 0909 BS, MS MS Computer Science 0701 BS, MS, PhD MS MS Construction Management 0599 BS, MS Electrical Engineering 0909 BS, MS, PhD MS MS Electrophysics 0919 MS MS Environment–Behavior Studies 2201 MS Environmental Engineering 0922 MS Environmental Science 0922 MS Financial Engineering 0599 MS MS History of Science 2205 MS Industrial Engineering 0913 MS Information Systems Engineering 0990 MS Integrated Digital Media ------ MS 6 Interdisciplinary Studies in Engineering 0999 ME ME ME Liberal Studies 4901 BS Management 0506 MS MS MS MS 4 Management of Technology 7 0599 MS 2 Manufacturing Engineering 0913 MS Materials Chemistry 1905 PhD Materials Science 0915 MS Mathematics 1701 BS, MS, PhD Mechanical Engineering 0910 BS, MS, PhD Organizational Behavior 0514 MS MS 4 Physics 1902 BS Specialized Journalism 0602 MS Systems Engineering 0901 MS Technical Communication 0602 BS Technology Management 0599 PhD Telecommunication Networks 0799 MS MS MS Telecommunications & Information Management 0599 MS 2 Transportation Management 0510 MS Transportation Planning & Engineering 0908 MS, PhD Urban Systems Engineering & Management 0999 MS 1. Higher Education General Inventory System. 2. Executive format degree program. 3. Offered at 55 Broad Street, Manhattan, pending New York State approval. 4. More information is given in Department of Management section of this catalog. 22 5. See PhD program in Materials Chemistry. 6. Pending New York State approval. 7. Includes Accelerated Management of Technology (AMOT) Program.
CERTIFICATES OFFERED AT <strong>POLYTECHNIC</strong> Program Title HEGIS code 1 Academic Department Campus Achieving World Class Quality 0913 Mechanical, Aerospace & Manufacturing Engineering Brooklyn Bioinstrumentation 0905 Chemical & Biological Sciences & Engineering Brooklyn Biomedical Materials 0905 Chemical & Biological Sciences & Engineering Brooklyn Computer Engineering 0909 Computer & Information Science/ Brooklyn Electrical & Computer Engineering Long Island Construction Management 0599 Civil Engineering/Management Brooklyn Cyber Security ------ Computer & Information Science Brooklyn Electronic Business Management 0599 Management Brooklyn Westchester Long Island Entrepreneurship 0506 Management Brooklyn Westchester Long Island Environment-Behavior Studies 2201 Humanities & Social Sciences Brooklyn Executive Construction Management 0599 Civil Engineering Manhattan 2 (Exec21) Financial Engineering 0599 Management Manhattan Financial Technology Management 0599 Management Manhattan Hazard Waste Management 0420 Civil Engineering Brooklyn Human Resource Management 0515 Management Brooklyn Image Processing 0999 Electrical & Computer Engineering Brooklyn Industrial Engineering 0913 Mechanical, Aerospace & Manufacturing Engineering Brooklyn Information Management 0702 Management Brooklyn Westchester Long Island Information Security Professional ------ Computer & Information Science Brooklyn Information Systems Administration ------ Computer & Information Science Brooklyn Manufacturing Engineering & 0913 Mechanical, Aerospace & Manufacturing Engineering Brooklyn Production Science Manufacturing Excellence by Design: 0913 Mechanical, Aerospace & Manufacturing Engineering Brooklyn Holistic Approach Operations Management 0506 Management Brooklyn Westchester Long Island Organizational Behavior 0515 Management Brooklyn Risk Management 0504 Management Manhattan Software Engineering 0799 Computer & Information Science Brooklyn Technical Communication 0699 Humanities & Social Sciences Brooklyn Technology Management 0599 Management Brooklyn Westchester Long Island Telecommunication Network 0799 Electrical & Computer Engineering Brooklyn, Management Long Island Telecommunications Management 0599 Management Brooklyn Long Island Traffic Engineering 0908 Civil Engineering Brooklyn Transportation Management 0908 Civil Engineering Brooklyn & Economics Transportation Planning 0908 Civil Engineering Brooklyn Wireless Communications 0909 Electrical & Computer Engineering Brooklyn Long Island 1. Higher Education General Inventory System. 2. Offered at 2 Broadway in Manhattan. 23
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER AND INFORMAT
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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUT
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DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL
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DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT Head: Flet
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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Head: Erw
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DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL, AEROSPACE
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PART 3 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 95
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ACCELERATED MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOG
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BIOINFORMATICS PROGRAM BI 752 Biolo
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM ADMI
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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM mont
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BIOMOLECULAR SCIENCE PROGRAM Progra
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BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
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BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
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CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING
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CHEMISTRY PROGRAM Program Directors
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CHEMISTRY PROGRAM CM 2224 Organic C
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CHEMISTRY PROGRAM CM 785 Special To
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CHEMISTRY PROGRAM CM 871/872 Guided
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CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAM TABLE 1:
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CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAM detailed
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CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAM STRUCTURA
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CIVIL ENGINEERING PROGRAM Typical C
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROGRAM encour
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROGRAM course
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COMPUTER ENGINEERING PROGRAM Typica
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COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAM • Comput
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COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAM satisfy th
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COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAM of current
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COMPUTER SCIENCE PROGRAM management
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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Pro
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CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM UND
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DIGITAL MEDIA PROGRAM The Departmen
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DIGITAL MEDIA PROGRAM DM 733 Media
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM Prog
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ENVIRONMENT-BEHAVIOR STUDIES PROGRA
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FINANCIAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM Acade
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HISTORY OF SCIENCE PROGRAM Differen
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM Requ
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PRO
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INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IN ENGINE
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INTRODUCTORY DESIGN AND SCIENCE COR
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MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Academic Directo
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MANAGEMENT PROGRAM MG 623 Training
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MATERIALS SCIENCE PROGRAM Program D
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MATHEMATICS PROGRAM degree students
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM Prog
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ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR PROGRAM Aca
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PHYSICS PROGRAM Academic Adviser: E
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PHYSICS PROGRAM PH 4364 Introductio
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SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROGRAM Program
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TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION PROGRAM MAS
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TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Acade
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TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Techn
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TELECOMMUNICATION NETWORKS PROGRAM
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION
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TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM Program Advi
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TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM Other focus
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TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM DISSERTATION
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TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM GUIDED STUDI
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URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND MANAG
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PART 4 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 309
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CENTER FOR YOUTH IN ENGINEERING AND
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THE DAVID PACKARD CENTER FOR TECHNO
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PART 5 THE CORPORATION THE ADMINIST
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THE ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIVE O
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THE FACULTY Aber, Janice, Instructo
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THE FACULTY Linsky, Elisa, Instruct
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ROUTES TO POLYTECHNIC BROOKLYN CAMP
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ROUTES TO POLYTECHNIC WESTCHESTER G
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