International Orientation for Engineering/Computer Science Students Minor

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Coordinator: Fatma Mili

In view of the ever-increasing globalization of industry, students in engineering and computer science need to be aware of their international opportunities and also to develop an intellectual background that enhances their ability to respond to professional challenges in the global environment.

To obtain a minor in international orientation for engineering/computer science students, students must complete the following courses with a grade of at least 2.0 in each course:

Requirements

ECN 2000 - Principles of Macroeconomics (4) or ECN 2020 - Principles of Global Macroeconomics (4)
ECN 2100 - Principles of Economics (6)
Foreign language consistent with the introductory course (8)
One advanced course (4 credits) from PS 3040 or ECN 3730
EGR 4910 (4), which requires eight weeks of study/work abroad.

Introductory course – 4 credits

IS 2100 - Perspectives on China (4)
IS 2200 - Perspectives on Japan (4)
IS 2300 - Perspectives on Africa (4)
IS 2400 - Perspectives on India (4)
IS 2500 - Perspectives on Latin America (4)
IS 2600 - Perspectives on Russia and Eastern Europe (4)
HST 3400 - Europe since 1914 (4)

Additional Information

Some of the courses listed above also satisfy general education requirements. This minor is open to the students in the School of Engineering and Computer Science.