AIIHER

The courses to be taught in AIIHER and Florida Tech are same. AIIHER and Florida Tech follows course and credit system to provide rapid channel for brilliant and industrious students to complete the degree program before 4 years. Each course is assigned a number and its credits. To complete 4 years Bachelor Degree course in Florida Tech both in Engineering and Science a student needs to complete approximately 130 credits. The AIIHER proposes to teach courses carrying 65 to 70 credit hours during the first two years. The courses offered by AIIHER are common to any major.

Students are free to join any Engineering or Science degree program after taking the admissions at AIIHER. Each academic year is divided into three semesters: Fall (August-Dec) Spring (Jan-April) and Summer (May-July). (Note: For students joining in January 2006, the cycle gets modified)

The weekly teaching schedule will be followed as is done in Florida Tech. The evaluation is based on 5 point Grades A(4), B(3), C(2), D(1) and F(0).

The evaluation will be continuous and will consist of periodical tests, quizzes, assignments, and projects followed by a final examination in each semester. To get the admission in Florida Tech for 3rd year a student must earn Grade Point Average 2+.

AIIHER proposes to teach the following courses during the Spring semester of the academic year 2005-2006.

SPRING SEMESTER (January 23 to May 14, 2006)

Course No.	Title	Credits
MTH 1002	Calculus 2	4
CHM 1101	General Chemistry	3
COM 1102	Writing about Literature	3
PHY 2003	Modern Physics	3
HUM 2051	Civilization 1 (Ancient through medieval)	3
	Total	16

Note: Courses for Summer semester 2006 and Fall semester 2006 will be declared in the first week of January 2006.

The exact dates for Summer and Fall semester of 2006 will be declared in January 2006.

The list of courses during the year 2007 will be declared in May 2006. The students are expected to apply for admission to Florida Tech in August of 2007 for the Spring semester of 2008.

The academic calendar will be declared in January 2006.