Dana Bice

This document outlines a four-year flight plan for students at Auburn University Montgomery, detailing course sequencing, credit milestones, and advising tips from freshman to senior year. It emphasizes academic progression, professional development through resume building and networking, and preparation for internships and post-graduation career opportunities. The plan aims to guide students toward successful completion of their degree and readiness for their chosen career path or further education.

This Stormwater Management Program Plan (SWMPP) for Auburn University at Montgomery (AUM) is designed to improve surface water quality by reducing pollutant discharge from the campus. Developed in accordance with federal and state environmental regulations, the plan outlines Best Management Practices (BMPs) across five core control measures: Public Education and Public Involvement, Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination, Construction Site Storm Water Runoff Control, Post-Construction Storm Water Management, and Pollution Prevention/Good Housekeeping for Municipal Operations. The objective is to achieve maximum practicable reduction of pollutants and ensure compliance with environmental standards, with annual review and updates.

This document outlines the curriculum for a General Business Plan of Study, detailing core academic requirements, lower and upper-division business courses, and various elective options from the College of Business. It specifies course numbers, credit hours, and minimum grade thresholds necessary for graduation.

This document outlines the curriculum and academic requirements for the Master of Computer Science degree. It details core required courses, elective options, credit requirements (33 credits), GPA standards (3.0 or higher), and provides guidelines on course load, international student status, and scholarship usage.

The strategic plan for Auburn University at Montgomery outlines its mission to provide quality and diverse educational opportunities and foster an environment for teaching, research, scholarship, and collaboration. Its vision is to be known for dynamic academic and research programs, be a student's first choice, build an international presence, graduate engaged alumni, and serve as an integral community partner for regional enrichment and economic development. The strategic goals for 2019-2024 focus on making AUM the institution of choice, enhancing educational success pathways, fostering a culture of scholarship and research, building lasting alumni and community engagement, improving faculty and staff recruitment and retention, enhancing fundraising and endowment growth, and shaping an athletic program of excellence.