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MINOR IN Entrepreneurship
and Innovation
Minimum: 15 points
1–2. Required courses:
IEOR E2261: Intro to acct and finance (3)
and IEOR E4998: Managing technological
innovation and entrepreneurship (3)
3–5. Electives: Three of the following courses:
BMEN E3998: Projects in biomedical eng (3)
BUSI W3021: Marketing management (3)
CHEN E4020: Protection of industrial and
intellectual property (3)
CIEN E4136: Global entrepreneurship in civil
engineering (3)
COMS W4444: Program and problem solving (3)
ECON E4280: Corporate finance (3)
IEOR E4003: Industrial economics (3)
IEOR E4308: Industrial budgeting and finance
control (3)
IEOR E4403: Adv eng and corporate econ (3)
IEOR E4510: Project management (3)
IEOR E4550: Entrepreneurial business creation
for engineers (3)
IEOR E4705: Studies in operations research (3)
IEME E4310: The manufacturing enterprise (3)
SCNC W3010: Science, tech, and society (3)
or URBS V3310: Sci/tech in urban environ (3)
Minor in French
1–2. FREN W3333: Major literary works to 1800 (3)
and W3334: Major literary works since 1800 (3)
3–5. Three additional courses in French
beyond satisfaction of the language
requirement
Minor in French and
Francophone Studies
Required: 15 points beyond second-year French
1–2. FREN W3420 and W3421: Intro to French
and francophone studies, I and II (3, 3)
3–5. Three additional courses in French
beyond satisfaction of the language
requirement
Minor in German
Required: 15 points beyond second-year German
1. GERM V3001 or V3002: Adv German, I or II (3)
2. GERM W3333: Intro to German literature (3)
3. One of the period survey courses in
German literature and culture, GERM
W3442, W3443, W3444, W3445
4–5. Two courses taken from any 3000/4000-
level German or CompLit-German courses
taught in German or English
Minor in Greek or Latin
1–4. A minimum of 13 points in the chosen
language at the 1200 level or higher
5. 3 points in ancient history of the
appropriate civilization
Minor in Hispanic Studies
1. SPAN W3300: Adv language through content (3)
2. SPAN W3330: Intro to the study of Hispanic
cultures (3)
3-4. SPAN W3349 and W3350: Hispanic cultures,
I and II (3, 3)
5. One additional 3000-level elective course
in the Department of Latin American and
Iberian Cultures
Note: Please see the director of
undergraduate studies in the Department
of Latin American and Iberian Cultures for
more information and to declare the minor.
Minor in History
1–5. Minimum 15 points in the History
Department with no distribution or seminar
requirements. Transfer or study-abroad
credits may not be applied.
Minor in Industrial
Engineering
1. SIEO W3600: Intro to probability and statistics (4)
2. IEOR E3608: Intro to math programming (4)
3. IEOR E3402: Production inventory planning and
control (3)
4. IEOR E4003: Industrial economics (3)
5–6. Electives: Two IEOR courses of interest
and approved by a faculty adviser
Note: In addition to the required courses,
students majoring in operations research
and its concentrations (EMS or FE)
minoring in industrial engineering must take
three industrial engineering courses that
are not used to satisfy the requirements of
their major.
Minor in Materials Science
and Engineering
1. MSAE E3103: Elements of mat sci (3)
2–3. Two of the following courses:
MSAE E3111: Thermodynamics, kinetic theory,
and statistical mechanics (3)
MSAE E3141: Metals and semiconductors (3)
MSAE E3142: Ceramics and polymers (3)
MSAE E4090: Nanotechnology (3)
MSAE E4101: Struc analysis of materials (3)
MSAE E4206: Electronic and magnetic
properties of solids (3)
MSAE E4215: Mech behavior of materials (3)
MSAE E4250: Ceramics and composites (3)
4–6. Three of the following courses
(other materials-related courses may be
acceptable):
APPH E4100: Quantum physics of matter (3)
CHEE E4050: Industrial electrochemistry (3)
CHEE E4252: Intro to surface and colloid chem (3)
CHEE E4530: Corrosion of metals (3)
CHEN E4620: Polymers and soft materials (3)
CHEN E4630: Polymer laboratory (3)
CHEM C3443-C3444: Organic chemistry (3.5)
ELEN E4411: Fundamentals of photonics (3)
ELEN E4301: Intro to semiconductor devices (3)
ELEN E4944: Prin of dev microfabrication (3)
ENME E4113: Adv mechanics of solids (3)
ENME E4114: Mech of fracture and fatigue (3)
MECE E4608: Manufacturing processes (3)
MECE E4701: Introductory biomechanics (3)
Minor in Mechanical
Engineering
1–4. Four of the following courses:
MECE E3100: Intro to mechanics of fluids (3)
or ENME E3161: Fluid mechanics (4)
or CHEN E3110: Transport phenomena, I (3)
or EAEE E4900: App transport and chemical
rate phenomena (3)
ENME E3105: Mechanics (4)
MECE E3301: Thermodynamics (3)
or CHEE E3010: Principles of chemical
engineering thermodynamics (3)
or MSAE E3111: Thermodynamics, kinetic
theory, and statistical mechanics (3)
ENME E3113: Mechanics of solids (3)
MECE E3408: Comp graphics and design (3)
MECE E3311: Heat transfer (3)
MECE E4608: Manufacturing processes (3)
MECE E3409: Machine design (3)
EEME E3601: Classical control systems (3)
5–6. Electives: Two additional mechanical
engineering courses from either the above
list or the following (not all courses in this
list are given every year):
MECE E3401: Mechanics of machines (3)
MECE E4058: Mechatronics and embedded
microcomputer control (3)
MECE E4100: Mechanics of fluids (3)
MECE E4211: Energy: sources and conversion (3)
MECE E4212: Microelectromechanical sys (3)
MECE E4302: Advanced thermodynamics (3)
MECE E4404: Tribology (3)
MECE E4501: Geometrical modeling (3)
MECE E4502: Comp geometry for CAD/CAM (3)
EEME E4601: Digital control systems (3)
MECE E4602: Intro to robotics (3)
MECE E4604: Product design for manufact (3)
MECE E4609: Computer-aided manufacturing (3)
MECE E4610: Adv manufacturing processes (3)
Minor in Middle Eastern,
South Asian, and African
Studies
1–5. Five courses, to be chosen with the approval
of the MESAAS Director of Undergraduate
Studies; no elementary or intermediate
language courses may be counted.
Minor in Music
1. MUSI V2318-V2319: Diatonic harmony, I and II (3, 3)
2. MUSI V1312-V1313: Intro ear training (1)
3. MUSI V2314: Ear training, I (1)
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