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Eligibility and Academic Standards
Engineering undergraduates affiliated with all engineering majors are eligible to participate. Students intending to earn this minor should seek advice and pre-approval from the Undergraduate Office in the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering before taking courses toward the minor. Pre-approval is required.
Students must earn at least a C in each course in the minor.
Course Requirements
Students must take MATH 2930, MATH 2940, and at least six courses beyond MATH 2940, to be chosen as follows:
- At most, one course may be chosen from each of Groups 1–4.
- At least three courses must be chosen from Groups 5 and 6.
- At most, one 2000-level course may be chosen.
- At most, one course may be chosen that is offered by the student’s major department.
Note: Students will not receive credit for both MATH 4200 (Group 1) and MAE 5790/MATH 4210 (Group 5) if both are taken.
Group 1: Analysis
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AEP 4210
Mathematical Physics I
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MAE 3100
Introduction to Applied Mathematics
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MATH 3230
Introduction to Differential Equations
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MATH 4200
Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems (see Note, above)
Group 2: Computational Methods
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CS 4210
Numerical Analysis and Differential Equations
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ENGRD 3200
Engineering Computation
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ENGRD 3220
Introduction to Scientific Computation
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ORIE 3300
Optimization I
Group 3: Probability and Statistics
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CEE 3040
Uncertainty Analysis in Engineering
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ECE 3100
Introduction to Probability and Inference for Random Signals and Systems
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ENGRD 2700
Basic Engineering Probability and Statistics
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MATH 4710
Basic Probability
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ORIE 3500
Engineering Probability and Statistics II
Group 4: Applications
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AEP 3330
Mechanics of Particles and Solid Bodies
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CEE 3310
Fluid Mechanics
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CEE 3710
Structural Modeling and Behavior
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CHEME 3230
Fluid Mechanics
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CS 2800
Discrete Structures
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CS 2850
Networks
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ECE 3200
Networks and Systems
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ECE 4250
Digital Signal and Image Processing
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MAE 3230
Introductory Fluid Mechanics
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MATH 3610
Mathematical Modeling
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MSE 3030
Thermodynamics of Condensed Systems
Group 5: Advanced Courses
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AEP 4220, MATH 4220, or MATH 6750
Mathematical Physics II, Applied Complex Analysis, or Nonlinear Vibrations. Only one may be chosen.
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ECE 4110 or ORIE 3510
Random Signals in Communications and Signal Processing or Introduction to Engineering Stochastic Processes I. Only one may be chosen.
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CS 4220
Numerical Analysis: Linear and Nonlinear Problems
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CS 4810
Introduction to Theory of Computing
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CS 4820
Introduction to Analysis of Algorithms
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ORIE 3310
Optimization II
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ORIE 4330
Discrete Models
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ORIE 4350
Introduction to Game Theory
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ORIE 4520
Introductory Engineering Stochastic Processes II
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ORIE 5600
Financial Engineering with Stochastic Calculus I
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ORIE 5610
Financial Engineering with Stochastic Calculus II
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MAE 4730/5730
Intermediate Dynamics and Vibrations
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MAE 5790/MATH 4210
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos
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MAE 6700
Advanced Dynamics
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MAE 6810
Methods of Applied Mathematics I
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MAE 6820
Methods of Applied Mathematics II
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MAE 6840
Asymptotic and Perturbation Methods
Group 6: Mathematics Courses
Any 3000+ level course offered by the Department of Mathematics in algebra, analysis, probability/ statistics, geometry, or logic, with the following exceptions:
- MATH 3230 or MATH 4200, if any course from Group 1 is chosen.
- MATH 4710, if any course from Group 3 is chosen.
- MATH 4220, if AEP 4220 is chosen from Group 5.
- Only one of the following may be chosen:
- MATH 3320: Introduction to Number Theory
- MATH 3360: Applicable Algebra