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MINOR IN ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
1. ELEN E1201: Introduction to electrical engineering
3.5 points
(May be replaced by a similar course or
roughly equivalent experience)
2. ELEN E3201: Circuit analysis 3.5 points
3. CSEE W3827: Fundamentals of
computer systems
3.0 points
4. ELEN E3081 and ELEN E3082:
Electrical engineering labs 2.0 points
5. ELEN E3801:
Signals and systems
3.5 points
6. ELEN E3106: Solid-state devices
and materials
3.5 points
or
ELEN E3401: Electromagnetics 4.0 points
Note: Not available to computer engineering
majors.
MINOR IN ENGINEERING
MECHANICS
1. ENME E3105: Mechanics 4.0 points
2. ENME E3113:
Mechanics of solids
3.0 points
3. ENME E3161:
Fluid mechanics
4.0 points
or
MECE E3100:
Mechanics of fluids
3.0 points
4–6. Electives (any two):
ENME E3106:
Dynamics and vibrations 3.0 points
ENME E3114: Experimental
mechanics of materials 4.0 points
or
MECE E3414: Advanced strength
of materials
3.0 points
CIEN E3121:
Structural analysis
3.0 points
ENME E4202:
Advanced mechanics
3.0 points
ENME E4113: Advanced mechanics
of solids
3.0 points
ENME E4114: Mechanics of
fracture and fatigue
3.0 points
ENME E4214:
Theory of plates and shells 3.0 points
ENME E4215:
Theory of vibrations
3.0 points
MECE E3301:
Thermodynamics
3.0 points
Note: At least three of the courses must
be courses that are not required in the
student’s major.
MINOR IN ENGLISH AND
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
1–5. Any five courses in the English
Department with no distribution requirement.
No speech courses, only one writing
course as above and excluding ENGL
C1010, may be taken; total 15 points.
MINOR IN FRENCH
1–2. FREN W3333:
Major literary works to 1800 3.0 points
and
FREN W3334: Major literary works
since 1800
3.0 points
3–5. Three additional courses in French
beyond satisfaction of the language
requirement, including one course
in French cultural studies.
MINOR IN FRENCH AND
FRANCOPHONE STUDIES
Required: 15 points beyond secondyear
French.
1–2. FREN W3420: Introduction to French
and francophone studies, I 3.0 points
and
FREN W3421: Introduction to French
and francophone studies, II 3.0 points
3–5. Three additional courses in French
beyond satisfaction of the language
requirement, including one course
in French cultural studies and one in
francophone literature.
MINOR IN GERMAN
Required: 15 points beyond secondyear
German.
1. GERM V3001 or V3002:
Advanced German, I or II
3.0 points
2. GERM W3333: Introduction to
German literature
3.0 points
3–4. Any two of the period survey courses
in German literature and culture, GERM
W3442, W3443, W3444, W3445; at least
one of these must focus on pre–20thcentury
culture.
5. One course 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: Advanced language
through content
3.0 points
2. SPAN W3330: Introduction to
the study of Hispanic cultures 3.0 points
3. SPAN W3349: Hispanic cultures, I:
Islamic Spain through the colonial
period
3.0 points
4. SPAN W3350: Hispanic cultures, II:
Enlightenment to the present 3.0 points
5. One additional 3000- or 4000-level elective
course in the Department of Spanish and
Portuguese
Note: Please see the director of undergraduate
studies in the Department of
Spanish and Portuguese for more information.
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: Introduction to
probability and statistics
4.0 points
2. IEOR E3608: Introduction to
mathematical programming 4.0 points
3. IEOR E3402: Production-inventory
planning and control
3.0 points
4. IEOR E4003:
Industrial economics
3.0 points
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 or engineering and management
systems minoring in industrial
engineering must take three industrial
engineering courses that are not used to
satisfy the requirements of their major.
SEAS 2009–2010