Florida Institute of Technology
High Tech with a Human Touch
Course Information
Each student will take two classes on the program (no more & no less). Five to six courses from the list below will be offered depending upon student needs.
| Course Number & Name |
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HUM 3352 History of Science and Technology* |
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HUM 3230 Shakespeare and his Contemporaries |
| HUM 2085 Critical Approaches to Humanities: Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, & other Oxford authors |
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HUM 2051 Civ 1: Ancient to Medieval |
| HUM 2052 Civ 2: Renaissance to Modern |
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HUM 2085 Ethics* (Critical Approaches to Humanities & Social Sciences) COM 2223 Scientific & Technical Communication MTH 1002 Calculus 2** MTH 2001 Calculus 3** MTH 2201 Differential Equations** MTH 2401 Probability and Statistics BUS 5070: Special Topics in Business: Global Accounting and Tax - Graduate(MBA) BUS 4686 International Marketing BUS 4802 Global Accounting and Tax BUS 3601 Marketing Principles BUS 3501 Management Principles BUS 2211 or 2212 Intro to Financial Accounting or Intro to Managerial Accounting
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* Ethics and History of Science and Technology can be used as a Social Science or Humanities elective.
** These Math courses (Calc 2 & 3, Differential equations) are four credit hour classes and have a supplemental tuition charge of
$698 (rather than $930- save $232).
Oxford Course Details
- Classes will be held from July 5–August 7.
- Courses are taught Monday through Thursday for 2 hours each day. The 4 credit hour math courses are 2.5 hours per class period.
- All courses will be taught by Oxford lecturers with the exceptions of Global Accounting and Tax which is taught by Dr. Sale & COM 2223 which will be taught by Prof. Fazal.
- Drops are not permitted and courses are offered for a letter grade only.
- Some courses may require out-of-classroom events such as attending plays or museum visits. You will need to pay for tickets/transport.
- Refer to the Florida Tech University Catalog for course prerequisites.
- There is a 2.0 minimum GPA requirement to participate in the program.
All participants are subject to the Florida Tech Code of Conduct and Disciplinary System outlined in the Student Handbook. Any student who is a danger to him/herself or others will be sent home at his/her own expense with no refunds.