About
- - - About Felician University
      The University operates on two campuses in Lodi and Rutherford, New Jersey. The University is one of the institutions of higher learning conducted by the Felician Sisters in the United States. Founded by the Felician Sisters of Lodi, New Jersey, it began as Immaculate Conception Normal School with the first summer session commencing on July 5, 1923.
Academics
- - - Academics at Felician University
      Felician University has four schools and an institute for you to explore a range of undergraduate, pre-professional, certificate, and graduate programs. Search through the program offerings and find the program that is right for you in the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Business and Information Sciences, Education, Nursing, or the Institute for Information Sciences.
Admissions & Aid
- - - Admissions & Aid at Felician University
      Inspiring courses that make you think, dedicated faculty who will push you further than you imagined, and hands-on experiences that will shape your career and future.
    - No SAT/ACT Required Affordability
Campus Life
- - - Campus Life at Felician University
      
      Our goal is to provide our students with a quality out of class experience that supports and amplifies the teaching and learning process which is the heart of our University.
      
      Students may choose from a wide range of opportunities which are designed to help them develop their leadership abilities and to have an enjoyable collegiate experience with great memories that will never end.
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Freshman / Fall

Technology Acumen Requirement	Strategies in Research and Rhetoric 1
Introduction to Programming 1	Freshman Year Experience
College Algebra

Freshman / Spring

Introduction to Computer Science	Strategies in Research and Rhetoric 2
Introduction to Programming 2	Freshman Year Experience
The Architecture of Information

Sophomore / Fall

Computer Architecture and Organization	Global Consciousness Elective
Theoretical Foundations and Principles of CS	Faith and Reason Elective

Sophomore /Spring

Design and Principles of Programming Languages	Computer Science Elective
CS Critical and Analytical Thinking Elective	Arts & Sciences Concentration 1
Calculus (for non-math majors)

Junior / Fall

Networks and Telecommunications	Global Consciousness Elective
Data Structures and Algorithms	Communication and Expression Elective
Database Management Systems

Junior / Spring

Introduction to Operating Systems	Ethics, Values and Truth Elective
Computer Systems Analysis and Logical Design	Arts & Sciences Concentration 2
Faith and Reason Elective

Senior / Fall

Software Engineering	Elective
Arts & Sciences Concentration	Elective
Computer Science Elective

Senior / Spring

Senior Project Development Practicum	Elective
Computer Science Elective	Elective
Computer Science Elective

Please note: Course offerings are subject to change.