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Eligibility and Academic Standards
Open to all undergraduates except Civil Engineering majors.
Students must earn at least a C in each course in the minor.
Course Requirements
At least six courses (minimum of 18 credits):
- At least two courses chosen from the Core Courses
- Remaining credits can be bundled into focus areas.
- Examples of focus areas and courses are given below
- Students can petition other focus areas and relevant courses
Core Courses: Choose at least two
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ORIE 2380
Urban Analytics
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CEE 4665
Modeling and Optimization for Smart Infrastructure Systems
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CEE 4795
Sensors for the Built and Natural Environments
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CEE 4800
Engineering Smart Cities
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CEE 4930
Data Analytics
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CEE 5735
Mathematical Modeling of Natural and Engineered Systems
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CEE 5745
Inverse Problems: Theory and Applications
Focus Area: Transportation and Energy Systems
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CEE 3610
Introduction to Transportation Engineering
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CEE 4210
Renewable Energy Systems
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CEE 4620
Analysis & Control of Transportation Systems & Networks
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CEE 4640
Sustainable Transportation Systems Design
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CEE 4880
Applied Modeling & Simulation for Renewable Energy Systems
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ENMGT 5200
Economics of the Energy Transition
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MAE 4220
Introduction to Internet of Things — Technology and Engagement
Focus Area: Climate-Energy-Water Nexus
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CEE 4565
Water Processes and Resources Recovery
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CEE 5420
Energy Technologies and Subsurface Resources
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CEE 4200
Managing Water Resources in a Changing World (Fall)
Focus Area: Finance, Economics, and Infrastructure Policy
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CEE 3230
Engineering Economics and Management
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ENMGT 5200
Economics of the Energy Transition
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ENMGT 5940
Economics and Finance for Engineering Management
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INFO 5455
Smart Cities: Requirements, Ambitions, and Limitations
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PAM 4640
Regulation and Infrastructure Policy
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PADM 5755
Infrastructure Financing
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PADM 5757
Infrastructure Project Management and Finance Practicum