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MINOR IN MATERIALS<br />

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING<br />

1. MSAE E3103:<br />

Elements of materials science 3.0 points<br />

2–3. Two from the following courses:<br />

MSAE E3111:<br />

Thermodynamics, kinetic theory, and<br />

statistical mechanics<br />

3.0 points<br />

MSAE E3141: Processing of metals and<br />

semiconductors<br />

3.0 points<br />

MSAE E3142: Processing of<br />

ceramics and polymers 3.0 points<br />

MSAE E4090: Nanotechnology 3.0 points<br />

MSAE E4101: Structural analysis<br />

of materials<br />

3.0 points<br />

MSAE E4206: Electronic and<br />

magnetic properties of solids 3.0 points<br />

MSAE E4215: Mechanical behavior<br />

of materials<br />

3.0 points<br />

MSAE E4250:<br />

Ceramics and composites 3.0 points<br />

4–6. Three from the following courses<br />

(other materials-related courses may be<br />

acceptable):<br />

APPH E4100:<br />

Quantum physics of matter 3.0 points<br />

CHEE E4050:<br />

Industrial and environmental<br />

electrochemistry<br />

3.0 points<br />

CHEE E4252: Introduction to surface<br />

and colloid chemistry<br />

3.0 points<br />

CHEE E4530:<br />

Corrosion of metals<br />

3.0 points<br />

CHEE E4620: Introduction to<br />

polymer science<br />

3.0 points<br />

CHEN E4630:<br />

Polymer laboratory<br />

3.0 points<br />

CHEM C3443-C3444:<br />

Organic chemistry<br />

3.5 points<br />

ELEN E4411:<br />

Fundamentals of photonics 3.0 points<br />

ELEN E4301: Introduction to<br />

semiconductor devices<br />

3.0 points<br />

ELEN E4944: Principles of device<br />

microfabrication<br />

3.0 points<br />

ENME E4113:<br />

Advanced mechanics of solids 3.0 points<br />

ENME E4114: Mechanics of<br />

fracture and fatigue<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4608:<br />

Manufacturing processes 3.0 points<br />

MECE E4701:<br />

Introductory biomechanics 3.0 points<br />

MINOR IN MECHANICAL<br />

ENGINEERING<br />

1–4. Any four courses from the following<br />

(equivalent substitution courses require<br />

the approval of the mechanical engineering<br />

program adviser):<br />

MECE E3100: Introduction to<br />

mechanics of fluids<br />

3.0 points<br />

or one of the following:<br />

ENME E3161:<br />

Fluid mechanics<br />

4.0 points<br />

CHEN E3110:<br />

Transport phenomena, I<br />

4.0 points<br />

EAEE E4900: Applied transport and<br />

chemical rate phenomena 3.0 points<br />

ENME E3105: Mechanics<br />

4.0 points<br />

MECE E3301:<br />

Thermodynamics<br />

3.0 points<br />

or one from the following:<br />

CHEN E3010: Principles of chemical<br />

engineering thermodynamics 4.0 points<br />

MSAE E3111:<br />

Thermodynamics, kinetic theory,<br />

and statistical mechanics 3.0 points)<br />

ENME E3113:<br />

Mechanics of solids<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E3408: Computer graphics<br />

and design<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E3311: Heat transfer<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4608:<br />

Manufacturing processes<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E3409:<br />

Computer-aided design<br />

3.0 points<br />

EEME E3601:<br />

Classical control systems<br />

3.0 points<br />

5–6. Electives: Two additional mechanical<br />

engineering courses from either the<br />

above list or the following (not all courses<br />

in this list are given every year):<br />

MECE E3401:<br />

Mechanics of machines 3.0 points<br />

MECE E4058:<br />

Mechatronics and embedded<br />

microcomputer control<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4100:<br />

Mechanics of fluids<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4211: Energy: sources<br />

and conversion<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4212:<br />

Microelectromechanical systems 3.0 points<br />

MECE E4302:<br />

Advanced thermodynamics 3.0 points<br />

MECE E4404: Lubrication theory<br />

and design<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4501:<br />

Geometrical modeling<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4502: Computational<br />

geometry for CAD/CAM 3.0 points<br />

EEME E4601:<br />

Digital control systems<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4602:<br />

Introduction to robotics<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4604: Product design for<br />

manufacturability<br />

3.0 points<br />

MECE E4609:<br />

Computer-aided manufacturing 3.0 points<br />

MECE E4610: Advanced<br />

manufacturing processes 3.0 points<br />

MINOR IN MIDDLE EAST<br />

AND ASIAN LANGUAGES<br />

AND CULTURES<br />

1–5. Five courses, to be chosen with the approval<br />

of the MEALAC Director of Undergraduate<br />

Studies; no elementary or intermediate<br />

language courses may be taken.<br />

MINOR IN MUSIC<br />

1. MUSI V2318-V2319: Diatonic harmony<br />

and counterpoint<br />

6.0 points<br />

2. MUSI V1312-V1313:<br />

Introductory ear training<br />

1.0 points<br />

3. MUSI V2314: Ear training, I 1.0 points<br />

4. One course from the following:<br />

MUSI V3128: History of Western<br />

music I: Middle Ages to baroque 3.0 points<br />

MUSI V3129: History of Western<br />

music II: classical to 20th century 3.0 points<br />

5–6. Any two electives at the 3000 or 4000<br />

level. See also the <strong>SEAS</strong>-approved nontechnical<br />

electives in music (page 15).<br />

Notes:<br />

• Students must successfully place out<br />

of MUSI V1002: Fundamentals of<br />

Western music (3.0 points).<br />

• Requirement 4 and 5 must be completed<br />

to fulfill the nontechnical elective<br />

requirement for graduation.<br />

• Students are strongly encouraged to<br />

take HUMA W1123: Masterpieces of<br />

Western music (3.0 points) from the<br />

list of nontechnical electives.<br />

MINOR IN<br />

OPERATIONS RESEARCH<br />

1. IEOR E3106: Stochastic models 3.0 points<br />

2. SIEO W3600: Introduction to<br />

probability and statistics<br />

4.0 points<br />

3. IEOR E3608: Introduction to<br />

mathematical programming 4.0 points<br />

4. IEOR E4404: Simulation 3.0 points<br />

5–6. Electives: Two IEOR courses of interest<br />

and approved by a faculty adviser. IEOR<br />

E3402: Production-inventory planning<br />

and control (3.0 points) is strongly<br />

recommended.<br />

Note: In addition to the required courses,<br />

students majoring in industrial engineering<br />

or engineering management systems<br />

must take three operations research<br />

courses that are not used to satisfy the<br />

requirements of their major.<br />

193<br />

<strong>SEAS</strong> <strong>2009</strong>–<strong>2010</strong>

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