This program describes the scientific and mathematical study of computer systems used in designing and building computers, and their application to the development and design of actual computing systems. This program describes the study of information in its relationship to the end-user. This includes the sources, collection methods, and distribution of information utilized by information seekers. This program is designed to provide a broad background for understanding public affairs and an education for useful citizenship in the American democracy.
Coursework focuses on the areas of sociology, economics and geography.
Nursing Coursework in the baccalaureate program is unique to baccalaureate education and builds on the foundation of the RN's expertise. The Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree is awarded after successful completion of 30-31 credit hours in the nursing major and a minimum of 3 credit hours in multiculturalism. These programs are designed for part-time students, with course loads appropriate for flexible study. These course materials take advantage of the best of today's educational technology, including the Internet, CD-ROMS, videotapes, printed texts, study guides and more. A unique aspect of these distance learning programs is the support FSU provides to students through an assigned Mentor.