HyFlex Learning

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View the available HyFlex course schedule by accessing MyFLCC.

Course sections can be sorted by subject, term, and days of the week.

Students in the following programs benefit from our HyFlex model of instruction — choosing when and how to attend class throughout the entire program. Students have the flexibility within their schedule to work full- or part-time within their industry, all while learning in the classroom. By the time students graduate, many have experience in their field, have secured a future employer, or are ready to pursue an advanced degree — all made possible by HyFlex coursework.

Networking and Cybersecurity

Our Networking and Cybersecurity program follows a practical approach to learning that puts course concepts into action. Students have access to a state-of-the-art networking lab, which prepares them to lead strategies that prevent and fight cybersecurity attacks. As the world demands quicker and easier access to online information, FLCC students are at the forefront of designing, maintaining, and securing networks ethically and efficiently.

A.A.S. in Networking and Cybersecurity

Smart Systems Technologies

Our Smart System Technologies students work hands-on with some of the most advanced technology today, including machine vision, collaborative robotics, industrial artificial intelligence, data analytics, digital twins, and augmented virtual reality. Graduates go on to successful careers with current and emerging technology-based businesses such as smart manufacturing, collaborative robots, prosthetics, and automated transport.

Smart Systems Technologies

Using a HyFlex course model, students are free to choose the delivery mode that fits their preference and schedule. Before selecting this type of course, it is important you understand what is expected to be successful. We recommend that all HyFlex students:

• Ensure that HyFlex learning is right for you. If you chose to attend class online throughout the semester, remember that online learning comes with greater responsibility for your own learning outcomes. Complete our online self-assessment to see if you're a good fit for online instruction, or if choosing more in-person experiences is a better route.
• Read the entire syllabus and understand the policies, deadlines, course assignments, and quizzes/examination schedule of the class.
• Check for regular communication from your instructor via FLCC email and Blackboard.
• Ask questions and communicate with the instructor.

Since all lecture video recordings are available online, you can revisit lessons at any time to be prepared for all exams, papers, and projects. For when you choose not to attend the live class:

• Ensure you have access to reliable technology if you choose to video-conference in to the class. Needed items include a computer, webcam, microphone, and high-speed Internet.
• Keep current on class recordings and weekly assignments.