Minors

We offer two minors for students who wish to complement their major with a background in civil and environmental engineering. Students who complete a minor must take three classes and at least nine credit hours that are distinct and separate from their Major requirements.
Professor Greeshma Gadikota works with students in lab as they hold beakers and study substances
  • Distance learning students sitting around tables working on their laptops during their residential experience

    Engineering Management Minor

    The engineering management minor focuses on giving engineering students a basic understanding of engineering economics, accounting, statistics, project management methods, and analysis tools necessary to manage technical operations and projects effectively. The minor provides an important set of collateral skills for students in any engineering discipline.  Students in all Majors may participate in this minor.

  • Daniel Peter Loucks stands in front of a blackboard teaching a class

    Smart Cities Minor

    The smart cities minor equips engineering students to use sensors, smart devices, real-time data, and AI for designing and controlling dynamic infrastructure systems. It combines technical civil engineering skills with knowledge of the environment, climate change, technology, and data science to help engineer future smart cities.

Contact Us

  • Undergraduate Program Coordinator

    Nicholas Wagner
    Hollister Hall, Room 221
    nw346@cornell.edu