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General
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Schedule of Required Courses and Electives
Some courses offered by the department are not available every semester. The following document details which courses will be offered each semester through Summer 2013.
Fall 2011-Summer 2013(pdf) (xls)
Accelerated Masters Degree
The Fast Track Master's Degree Program allows students to take on graduate course work while still an undergraduate, allowing you to finish a masters degree in less time than a traditional program.
This form is only appropriate for College of Engineering undergraduate honors students who are applying for the program; who have completed at least 95 credit hours toward their undergraduate degree; and who at the time of application have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.4, based on more than 35 credits earned at Florida Tech.
Fast Track Information
Fast Track Application
Minor in Computer Science
A Minor degree in Computer Science requires 21 credits; 15 credits of required coursework plus 6 credits of electives. Please refer to the CS minor flowchart for more details.
CS Minor Flow Chart: (doc) (pdf)
Road to Graduation
These forms are the class requirements for the selected majors based upon your year of entry into the program. The order that classes are taken can be altered.
| Computer Science | Software Engineering |
|---|---|
| 2012 - 2013 (doc) (pdf) | 2012 - 2013 (doc) (pdf) |
| 2011 - 2012 (doc) (pdf) | 2011 - 2012 (doc) (pdf) |
| 2010 - 2011 (doc) (pdf) | 2010 - 2011 (doc) (pdf) |
| 2009 - 2010 (doc) (pdf) | 2009 - 2010 (doc) (pdf) |
Road to GraduationComputer Science Road to Graduation (doc) |
Electives
Courses that count as "Advanced Electives" for CS Majors: (pdf) |
Graduate Policy
Florida Tech maintains a listing of its graduate policies, available through the Office of Graduate Programs.
Graduate Policy
Students with TOEFL Hold
This is a list of the classes you may take if you have a TOEFL hold on your account.
Approved Courses for Students with TOEFL Hold (pdf)
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Comprehensive Exam in Non-Thesis Option
The comprehensive exam is an alternative to writing a thesis if a masters student elects to. The comprehensive examination is offered about the tenth week of classes every Fall and Spring semester. Students must be in their last term as a full-time student and have a 3.0 GPA to register.
- University Policy - Final Program Examination, Master's and Specialist Students
- Comprehensive Exam Rubric
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Study Guide
- Recently given Comprehensive Exams
Computer Science |
Software EngineeringInformation Assurance & Cybersecurity |
Thesis in Thesis Option
The university publishes a checklist that you should follow when working towards completing your thesis.
It specifies many of the deadlines and other requirements you must follow. They also publish a Thesis Manual & Style guide.
You may also wish to refer to the University's Graduate Policies.
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Overview and Requirements
- Overview and Requirements
- Doctoral Program Checklist (pdf)
- Program of Study (doc) (pdf)
- Committee Approval Form (pdf)
- Proposal Defense Announcement Form (pdf)
- Breadth Exam Form (doc) (pdf)
Ph.D. Students Organization
The Ph.D. Students Organization is a group for the Ph.D. students in the department. Here, you can find conferences and workshops of interest along with other helpful resources useful to our doctorate students.
Ph.D. Students Organization (PSO)
Comprehensive Exam
- Registration Form / Schedule
- Comprehensive Exam Rubric
- Policies
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Study Guide
- Recently given Comprehensive Exams
Dissertation
The university publishes a checklist that you should follow when working towards completing your dissertation.
It specifies many of the deadlines and other requirements you must follow. They also publish a Thesis Manual & Style guide.
You may also wish to refer to the University's Graduate Policies.
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