Associate in Science

Industrial Management Technology (Naval Nuclear Power Operations) (227H)

Military personnel who have completed training at the Naval Nuclear Power School may receive college credit toward this degree by submitting appropriate documentation to the Military Education Institute and the program manager. Civilians who wish to enter this program should make prior contact with the Navy concerning enlistment and further training and should plan to complete the program no later than their 25th birthday. All persons wishing to enter this program must schedule an orientation session with the program advisor prior to admission.

For information call 904.632.5044.

Cost
Estimated tuition for Florida residents is $3,984 (as of 07/06). Contact the program manager for additional costs (textbooks, fees, materials).

More Information Online
U.S. Navy Web page on nuclear careers

Curriculum

General Education Courses
ENC 1101	English Composition I	3
MAC 1105	College Algebra	3
PHY 2053C	General Physics I	4
	*Humanities	3
INP 1390	Human Relations in Business and Industry	3
	Credit Hours	16

Required Professional Courses
CGS 1060	Introductory Computer Concepts	3
GEB 1011	Introduction to Business	3
EET 1035	Fundamentals of DC/AC Electricity	3
MAC 1114	College Trigonometry	3
ETM 2310	Fluid Mechanics	3
EET 1144	Solid State Devices	3
CET 1114	Digital Fundamentals	3
MAC 1140	Precalculus Algebra	4
CHM 1025C	Introduction to General Chemistry	4
ETI 2781	Industrial Supervision	3
PHY 2054C	General Physics II	4
**Credits granted for Naval Nuclear Power School		8
	Credit Hours	44

Total Program Credits: 60

*Refer to A.S. degree General Education Requirements.
**Credits granted for completion at the Naval Nuclear Power School in Charleston, SC.

Note: The associate in science degree program is intended primarily for students who desire to complete an associate’s degree and become employed. Students who decide to pursue university transfer study must meet certain course and test requirements. For details refer to university transfer requirements on page 50 of the catalog.