Environmental Engineering Minor
The minor in environmental engineering provides students with a sampling of foundational courses in addition to two electives focusing on environmental chemistry, microbiology, or transport processes.
| Course | Title |
|---|---|
| Requirements (8 units) | |
| Core Courses (6 units) | |
| Engineering Possibilities: Decision Science in the Age of Smart Technologies | |
| Biological and Ecological Principles | |
| Earth in the Anthropocene | |
| Environmental Systems and Processes | |
| Ecohydrology | |
| Sustainable Water Systems | |
| Electives (2 units): choose 2 courses from below | |
| Hydraulics and Hydrology | |
| Environmental Microbiology | |
| Public & Environmental Health | |
| Dynamics in Chemical Transport and Reaction | |
| Chemical Processes in Aquatic Systems | |
| Sustainability: The City | |
| Emerging Organic Contaminants | |
| Community-based Design 1 | |
| Community-based Design 2 | |
| Projects 1 | |
400-level course by permission | |
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Only 1 CIV_ENV 399-0 Projects unit may be counted toward the minor.
Additional Conditions for this minor
- No more than 4 minor courses may be used to fulfill requirements in the student's major program.
- A grade of at least C– is required in each course for the minor.
- Students should discuss with the minor coordinator how best to satisfy prerequisites for required courses.
- To declare the Environmental Engineering minor, students should submit the minor declaration form in MAS (McCormick Advising System) no later than the end of their junior year.