Minor Requirements

23-25 credits

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
PHYS 210	INTRODUCTION TO MECHANICS	4
or CHEM 210	GENERAL CHEMISTRY
PHYS 211	INTRODUCTION TO ELECTROMAGNETISM	4
or CHEM 211	GENERAL CHEMISTRY
ENGR 201	INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING	3
IDST 387	INTERDISCIPLINARY CAPSTONE INTERNSHIP	2
or PHYS 386	RESEARCH METHODS AND INSTRUMENTATION
Select one of the following courses (may not be used to fulfill a major requirement)		4
ECON 210	PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
DATA 135	FAIRNESS AND RESPONSIBILITY IN DATA SCI
LEAD 250	LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS ACROSS DISCIPLINES
Select two of the following courses (may not be used to fulfill a major requirement)		6-8
ENGR 252	ENGINEERING STATICS AND DYNAMICS
ENGR 253	STRENGTH OF MATERIALS
ENGR 303	INTRODUCTION TO MATERIALS SCIENCE
ENGR 315	CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONICS I
ENGR 316	CIRCUITS AND ELECTRONICS II
CHEM 321	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CHEM 322	ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CHEM 335	QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS
CHEM 340	INSTRUMENTAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS
CHEM 350	INORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
CHEM 361	PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I
CHEM 440	BIOCHEMISTRY
Total Credits		23-25

Courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better to count toward the minor.

Students wishing to pursue engineering after graduation are encouraged to seek advice from a faculty member in the physics department as soon as possible.