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Students wishing to achieve a minor in business administration, computer science, mathematics or physics should follow the guidelines below. In general, if any other major or minor program is desired, students should consult the appropriate area in the Undergraduate Bulletin for guidelines and requirements.

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Business Administration Minor

Completion of the minor will be noted on a student's transcript if the following requirements are met:

1. Required Courses

ECON 2003	Principles of Microeconomics	3
ECON 2004	Principles of Macroeconomics	3
ACCO 2030	Principles of Financial Accounting	3
ACCO 2031	Principles of Managerial Accounting	3
BUAD 1002	Computer Literacy in Business (a)	0
MANA 2028	Business Statistics (b)	3
FINA 3001	Introduction to Financial Management	3
MANA 3001	Behavior and Organization (c)	3
MARK 3001	Introduction to Marketing (c)	3
Total Credit Hours		24

a	GEEN 1210 Engineering Discovery 2 or BIEN 1120 Introduction to Computing for Biomedical Engineers will substitute for this requirement.
b	MEEN 3426 Engineering Statistics or MATH 4720 Statistical Methods can substitute for MANA 2028 Business Statistics.
c	Electrical engineering students may utilize either MANA 3001 Behavior and Organization or MARK 3001 Introduction to Marketing as an EECE/Technical elective, or COEN/technical elective.

2. A C or better grade must be earned in each course.

Careful planning with an academic adviser can minimize the number of additional hours beyond the normal graduation requirements to 15-21 hours depending on the degree program.

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Computer Science Minor

Students Electrical or Computer Engineering may obtain a minor in computer science by completing the following course requirements with a grade of C or better in each of:

EECE 1610	Introduction to Computer Programming	3
EECE 2710	Introduction to Computer Hardware and Software	3
COSC 2010	Data Structures for Engineers	3
MATH 2105	Discrete Mathematics for Engineers	3
Plus three additional courses (nine credits) from the follwing list:		9
COSC 3100	Data Structures and Algorithms 2
COSC 3300	Networks and Internets
COSC 3410	Programming Languages
COSC 3550	Programming Computer Games
COSC 4110	Formal Languages and Computability
COSC 4400	Compiler Construction
COSC 4610	Data Mining
COSC 4860	Component-Based Software Construction
Total Credit Hours		21

Careful planning with an academic adviser can minimize the number of additional hours needed.

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Mathematics Minor

Students in engineering may obtain a minor in mathematics by completing the following course requirements with a grade of C or better in each:

MATH 1450	Calculus 1	4
MATH 1451	Calculus 2	4
MATH 2450	Calculus 3	4
MATH 2451	Differential Equations	4
Plus nine additional hours of upper-division MATH courses		9
Total Credit Hours		25

Careful planning with an academic adviser can minimize the number of additional hours needed.

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Physics Minor

Students in engineering may obtain a minor in physics by completing the following course requirements with a grade of C or better in each:

PHYS 1003	General Physics with Introductory Calculus 1	4
or PHYS 1013	Classical and Modern Physics with Calculus 1
PHYS 1004	General Physics with Introductory Calculus 2	4
or PHYS 1014	Classical and Modern Physics with Calculus 2
Plus 12 additional hours of upper-division PHYS courses.		12
Total Credit Hours		20

Students who take ELEN 3110 Electromagnetic Fields 1 or ELEN 3120 Electromagnetic Fields 2 may not take PHYS 4031 Electricity and Magnetism 1 or PHYS 4032 Electricity and Magnetism 2 to satisfy the physics minor requirements; both ELEN 3110 Electromagnetic Fields 1 or ELEN 3120 Electromagnetic Fields 2 count toward the upper-division PHYS course requirements.