Minor in Engineering Sciences

The overall goal of the Engineering Sciences Minor is to provide insight into what engineers do, and an understanding of the tools and techniques they use. Participants in the engineering sciences minor program will not become engineers, but they should dramatically increase their ability to integrate their skills and communicate effectively with engineering professionals. They will acquire a conceptual understanding of what engineering, engineering design process, technology, and technology-related concepts are.

The program is designed to be an effective minor to supplement students’ non-engineering degree programs. This program is designed for students who are not engineering majors but are interested in understanding “how things work;” and are looking at management, technical marketing, sales, and related careers in an industry such as aviation and aerospace that continues to involve more technology.

Some majors may not be eligible to pair with this minor. See the Minor Restrictions list for details.

Worldwide Minor Requirements

Not open to BS in Aviation Maintenance/Engineering Specialization only students.
Not open to BS in Engineering Technology students, BS in Engineering students, BS in Software Engineering students, and BS in Mechanical Engineering students.

ENGR 101WIntroduction to Engineering3
MATH 241Calculus and Analytical Geometry I4
PHYS 150Physics with Calculus I3
ESCI 201Statics3
SFTY 326System Safety3
AVSF 335Mechanical and Structural Factors in Aviation Safety3
AMNT 429Advanced Technologies in Design and Production of Aircraft Structures and Systems3
Total Credits22
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Prerequisite for MATH 241 is MATH 142 or MATH 143. Successful completion of MATH 142 and MATH 241 should fulfill General Education Mathematics requirements.

Estimated Cost of Attendance: California Student Information