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Minor in Architectural Engineering
The minor in architectural engineering, designed
to broaden the professional capabilities of students, offers the building
systems portion of the architectural engineering curriculum with enough
attention to structural components for completeness. Pursuing a minor
in architectural engineering can be of interest to mechanical engineering
students who wish to learn the application of HVAC systems within the
building context; to civil engineering students who require knowledge
of large-scale infrastructure systems; and to chemical engineering students
who wish to understand the energy and distribution aspects of process
plant design.
While this minor is primarily designed to provide technical knowledge
and skills to other engineers, with the appropriate prerequisites students
from other disciplines—such
as architecture—can also complete this minor.
The minor consists of a minimum of 24 credits total, with five required
core courses. Students take a minimum of eight additional credits taken
from a list of optional courses.
Prerequisites
The common engineering core curriculum prerequisites are required of all students in the College of
Engineering. Students from other colleges will need the appropriate background
prerequisite courses in physics, mathematics and thermodynamics.
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