We Offer Four Undergraduate Minors
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Aerospace Engineering
The Aerospace Engineering Minor develops the engineering-analysis and design skills necessary for creating and understanding aerospace vehicles and their subsystems.
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Mechanical Engineering
The primary educational objective of this minor is to provide students from outside the Sibley School the necessary skills and tools to interact technically with mechanical engineers on various multidisciplinary fronts.
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Applied Mathematics
Offered jointly with the Department of Mathematics, this minor is aimed at providing a focus for students who are interested in applied mathematics.
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Robotics
The Robotics Minor covers the fundamentals of designing, building and programming robots, and in addition requires students to dive deeper in a specific area of robotics.
Degree Minor Recognition
Students who believe they have satisfied the requirements for a degree minor can submit any of the following forms to the undergraduate program office; if student classwork indeed satisfies the requirements for the minor, the minor will be indicated on your transcript. Forms are submitted before graduation and the indication of the degree minor on the transcript occurs shortly after graduation.