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MINOR IN PHILOSOPHY
1–5. Any five courses in the Philosophy
Department with no distribution requirement;
total 15 points. See also the list
of exceptions on page 17.
MINOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
1–2. Two from the following courses:
W1201: Introduction to American
government and politics 3.0 points
W1501: Comparative politics:
an introduction
3.0 points
W1601: Introduction to
international politics
3.0 points
3–5. Any three courses in the Political
Science Department with no distribution
requirement; total 9 points.
MINOR IN PSYCHOLOGY
Five courses required, including PSYC
W1001 and courses in at least two of
the three groups listed below (for example,
you could select two courses from
Group I and two from Group III along
with the required W1001); total 15
points (minimum).
1. PSYC W1001: The science of psychology
2–5. Any four courses from, at a minimum,
two of the three groups below:
I. PERCEPTION AND COGNITION
Courses numbered in the 2200s, 3200s,
or 4200s. Also PSYC W1420, W1480, or
W1490.
II. PSYCHOBIOLOGY AND NEUROSCIENCE
PSYC W1010:
Mind, brain, and behavior 3.0 points
Courses numbered in the 2400s,
3400s, or 4400s. Also PSYC W1440.
III. SOCIAL, PERSONALITY, AND ABNOR-
MAL: Courses numbered in the 2600s,
3600s, or 4600s. Also PSYC W1450 or
W1455.
MINOR IN RELIGION
1–5. Five courses (total 15 points), one of
which must be at the 2000 level.
MINOR IN SOCIOLOGY
1. SOCI V1202: Sociological
imagination
3.0 points
2. SOCI V1205: Evaluation of
evidence
3.0 points
3. SOCI V3100:
Classical social theory
3.0 points
4–5. Any two 3000- or 4000-level courses
offered by the Department of Sociology;
total 6 points.
Note: The year’s array of elective courses
can be found online in the Columbia
College or General Studies bulletin.
MINOR IN STATISTICS
1. STAT W1111 or W1211:
Introduction to statistics
3.0 points
2. STAT W2110:
Introduction to applied statistics 3.0 points
3. STAT W3105:
Introduction to probability 3.0 points
or
STAT W4105: Probability 3.0 points
4. STAT W3107 or STAT W4107 3.0 points
5. STAT W4315:
Linear regression models 3.0 points
6. One of any other 4000-level STAT courses,
excluding STAT W4105, W4107, and W3109.
Note: Well-prepared students may
substitute W4201 (to be taken after
W4315 ) for W1111 (or W1211) and
V2010.
MINOR IN TECHNOLOGICAL
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Minimum: 15 points
1–3. Required courses:
ENGI E2261: Introduction to
accounting and finance 3.0 points
BUSI W3020: Introduction of marketing
and marketing management 3.0 points
IEOR E4998: Managing technological
innovation and entrepreneurship 3.0 points
4–5. Electives (either two courses from list A
or one course from list A and one from
list B):
A. Engineering electives (at least one)
CHEN E4020: Protection of industrial
and business property 3.0 points
CIEN E4136: Entrepreneurship in civil
engineering and construction 3.0 points
COMS W4444: Programming and
problem solving
3.0 points
BMEN E3998: Projects in biomedical
engineering (or equivalent) 3.0 points
IEOR E4550: Entrepreneurial business
creation for engineers 3.0 points
ISME E4310: The manufacturing
enterprise
3.0 points
Either SCNC W3010: Science, technology,
and society or URBS V3310: Science and
technology in urban environments
(but not both)
3.0 points
B: Other electives (no more than one)
ECON W4280:
Corporate finance
3.0 points
BUSI W3010: Managing human
behavior in the organization 3.0 points
IEOR W4308: Industrial budgeting
and finance control
3.0 points
SEAS 2008–2009