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EAEE E3255: Environmental control and pollution
reduction systems
3.0 points
EAEE E4003: Introduction to
aquatic chemistry
3.0 points
EAEE E4004: Physical processing
and recovery of solids
3.0 points
EAEE E4006: Field methods for
environmental engineering
3.0 points
EAEE E4001: Industrial ecology
of earth resources
3.0 points
EAEE E4160: Solids and
hazardous waste management 3.0 points
EAEE E4257: Environmental data
analysis and modeling
3.0 points
EAEE E4361: Economics of
Earth resource industries
3.0 points
EAEE E4150: Air pollution
prevention and control
3.0 points
EAEE E4200: Production of
inorganic materials
3.0 points
EAEE E4009: GIS for resource,
environment and infrastructure
management
3.0 points
EAEE E4560: Particle technology 3.0 points
4–6. Three courses from the following
(other environmentally related courses
may also be approved):
ECIA W4100: Management and
development of water systems 3.0 points
CIEN E3141:
Soil mechanics
3.0 points
CIEE E3250:
Hydrosystems engineering 3.0 points
MECE E4211: Energy: sources
and conversion
3.0 points
CIEN E4250: Waste containment
design and practice
3.0 points
CIEE E4252:
Environmental engineering 3.0 points
CIEE E4260:
Urban ecology studios
3.0 points
CHEE E4252: Intro to surface and
colloid chemistry
3.0 points
CIEE E4257: Groundwater
contaminant transport and
remediation
3.0 points
CIEE E4163: Environmental
engineering: wastewater 3.0 points
CHEN E4410: Environmental
control technology
3.0 points
CHEN E3010:
Principles of chemical engineering
thermodynamics
3.0 points
CHEN E3110:
Transport phenomena, I 4.0 points
SIEO W3600: Introduction to
probability and statistics 4.0 points
MINOR IN EAST ASIAN
STUDIES
1–5. Any two of the survey courses on Chinese,
Japanese, Korean, or Tibetan civilization
(ASCE V2359, V2361, V2363, V2365), plus
three elective courses dealing with East
Asia. The elective courses may be taken
in departments outside of East Asian
Languages and Cultures. The minor does
not include a language requirement.
However, one semester of an East Asian
language class may be used to fulfill one
of the three electives, as long as at least
two semesters of that language have been
taken. Placement exams may not be used
in place of these courses.
MINOR IN ECONOMICS
1. ECON W1105: Principles of economics
2. ECON W3211: Intermediate microeconomics
3. ECON W3213: Intermediate macroeconomics
4. ECON W3412: Introduction to econometrics
Note: W1105 is a prerequisite for
W3211, W3213, and W3412. Students
must have completed Calculus I before
taking W3213, Calculus III before taking
W3211, and one of the introductory
statistics courses (see list) before taking
W3412.
5–6. Two electives from the following:
ECON W2257: Global economy
ECON W4280: Corporate finance
ECON V3025: Financial economics
ECON V3265: Economics of money and
banking
ECON W4020: Economics of uncertainty
and information
ECON W4080: Globalization, incomes and
inequality
ECON W4211: Advanced microeconomics
ECON W4213: Advanced macroeconomics
ECON W4228: Urban economics
ECON G4235: Historical foundations of
modern economics
ECON W4251: Industrial organization
ECON G4301: Economic growth and development
ECON W4321: Economic development
ECON W4329: Economics of sustainable
development
ECON W4345: World economic problems
ECON W4370: Political economy
ECON W4400: Labor economics
ECON W4412: Advanced econometrics
ECON W4415: Game theory
ECON W4438: Economics of race in the
United States
ECON W4457: Industrial organization of art,
entertainment and communications
ECON W4465: Public economics
ECON W4480: Gender and applied
economics
ECON W4490: Economics of the Internet
ECON W4500: International trade
ECON W4505: International monetary theory
and policy
ECON W4615: Law and economics
ECON W4625: Economics of the environment
ECON W4750: Globalization and its risks
Note: Electives may be taken only after
the completion of both ECON W3211
and W3213, with the exception of ECON
W2257, which may be taken after completion
of ECON W1105. Some of the
elective courses listed above have additional
prerequisites. Courses may be
taken only after the completion of all
prerequisites. Please see the Columbia
College bulletin for course descriptions
and complete lists of prerequisites.
7. One from the following statistics courses
(or sequence of courses):
STAT W1211: Introduction to statistics
SIEO W3600: Introduction to probability and
statistics
IEOR W3658: Probability
and
STAT W3659 or W4107: Statistical inference
SIEO W4150: Introduction to probability and
statistics
Notes:
• The statistics course must be finished
before taking ECON W3412, and it
is recommended that students take
ECON W3412 in the semester following
the statistics course.
• Generally speaking, course work done
as part of the economics minor counts
toward fulfilling the School’s nontechnical
requirements. However, ECON
W3412: Introduction to econometrics,
which may be used as a course in the
minor program, may not be applied
toward satisfaction of the nontechnical
course requirements; refer to the nontechnical
section on pages 11–12 of this
bulletin for further details.
• Students with AP credit for economics
and an exemption for ECON W1105
may use the credit toward the minor.
• Transfer or study abroad credits may
not be applied to fulfill the requirements
of the economics minor.
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