Minor in Information Technology

Students who are not Information Technology majors and wish to pursue a secondary area of concentration (minor) in Information Technology must complete 18 credits of Information Technology related courses.  The courses for the secondary area of concentration in Information Technology within University College are as follows:

Required Courses

Electives

One course must be chosen from the following:

With the approval of academic advisor, students may take other higher level INFO courses as electives.

Minor in Computer Science

This minor in Computer Science consists of 18 credits and is available to qualified students. This minor provides students with a basic foundation in computer science that complements their majors and enhances their employment opportunities and career options. The problem-solving and critical-thinking skills acquired through this minor are essential skills needed to be successful in life and in the workplace. The courses for a minor in computer science within University College are as follows:

Required Courses

Elective Courses *

Three courses must be choosen from the following:

To take any course in the minor, a student must meet all the prerequisites for that course.

* With the approval of the academic adviser, students may take other higher-level CSCI courses as electives. Students intending to pursue an M.S. in Computer Science or an M.S. in Management Information Systems must see an adviser for the proper selection of electives.

Minor in Electrical Engineering

The minor in Electrical Engineering consists of 19 credits, and it is relevant to students with appropriate mathematics and science backgrounds. This minor provides students in other fields of study with a basic foundation in electrical engineering, and it can bring them additional employment opportunities and career options. The courses for a minor in electrical engineering within University College are as follows:

Required Courses

Elective Courses **

One course must be choosen from the following:

To take any course in the minor, a student must meet all the prerequisites for that course.

** With the approval of the academic adviser, students may take other higher-level ENGG courses as electives.

Minor in Mathematics

The minor in Mathematics consists of 20 credits, and it is relevant to students in all majors. Mathematics is indeed in every aspect of one's daily life and in every profession. Students who complete this minor will possess strong mathematical knowledge and problem solving skills that are useful in the contemprary workplace and in graduate studies, including those in business, natural sciences, computer science, education, engineering and technology. The courses for a minor in mathematics within University College are as follows:

Required Courses

Elective Courses **

Four courses must be choosen from the following:

To take any course in the minor, a student must meet all the prerequisites for that course.

** With the approval of an academic adviser, students may take other higher-level MATH courses as electives.

Secondary Area of Concentration and Certificate in Web-site Design and Development

Liberal arts students wishing to pursue a secondary area of concentration (minor) and /or certificate in Web-site Design and Development must complete 18 credits of courses. The courses for the secondary area of concentration and certificate in Web-site Design and Development within University College are as follows:

Required Courses

Elective Courses

One course must be chosen from the following:

With the approval of academic advisor, students may take other higher level INFO or CSCI courses as elective.