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FSU ’ s workload policy provides the flexibility to adjust the normal teaching load for professional responsibilities such as publishing and research as long as there are the teaching resources necessary to offer sufficient class seats to meet reasonable student demand . Six homes constructed on the University Park will be designed to various degrees of innovation and flexibility to allow the testing of different aspects of modern methods of construction ( mmc ) including layout and form , cladding materials , roof structures , foundations , glazing materials , thermal performance , building services systems , sustainable / renewable energy technologies , lighting systems , acoustics and water supply . In a field where few like to admit defeat , Casey concluded that its " New Futures " program - - a $ 50-million , five-year effort to aid disadvantaged adolescents - - would have benefited from more planning time , more local leadership and advice , and more flexibility to adjust the design or financing midstream . Alternately , if these limitations are not in place , the SSC may have more flexibility to rearrange the allocation of professional staff within the school . the SBR operation sections ( aeration , anoxic reaction , settling , etc. ) are auto-controlled which offer the easiness and flexibility to adjust the SBR operation for different treatment requirements . The program allows a student flexibility to explore the basic areas in greater detail or to branch out in other financial areas such as health care financing , international finance , real estate , or risk and insurance . The design gives the vehicle manufacturers the flexibility to mount the unit under the hood or directly on the engine .