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Minor in Technology & Policy |
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The Technology and Policy Minor, which is administered by the Department of Engineering and Public Policy (EPP), is for students who are majoring in areas other than engineering or computer science. The minor is designed to give students a basic understanding of the interactions between technology, society and policy and some project experience in problems involving technology and policy.
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Course Requirements This minor requires satisfactory completion of a set of six courses totaling a minimum of 51 units. For a list of course options, click here and go to Technology and Policy Minor. Students who are interested in the Technology and Policy Minor should contact the Department of Engineering and Public Policy early in their course of study. |
Majors Undergraduate students may earn a Bachelor of Science degree in the following disciplines: Double majors can be pursued (with one of the above five disciplines) in: Minors Undergraduate engineering students can complete an interdisciplinary Designated Minor. A student is free, but not required, to pursue a designated minor from the following list: Non-engineering students can pursue minors in the following areas:
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